Language & Culture Learning Center
Staff
Student Assistants | Language
Facilitator Hours | Director
Student Assistants in Stevenson 1028
Suzie
Rachel
Nancy
Alex
Janin
Patrick
Student
Language Facilitator hours in Stevenson 1028, Spring 2008
The Language and Culture Learning Center is proud to have a talented multilingual and multicultural staff who will assist students with language and culture learning.
The language (in addition to English) spoken by each assistant is indicated in parentheses: (SPAN) = Spanish; French= (FR); (GER) = German. Please note that the facilitators' hours may be subject to change or substitutions. Updates will be posted here.
Language Facilitator Hours
Spring 2008
| Time |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
| 9-10 am |
Rachel (GER) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
Rachel (GER) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
Nancy (SPAN)
|
| 10-11 am |
Patrick (SPAN) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
Patrick (SPAN) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
| 11-noon |
Patrick (SPAN) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
Patrick (SPAN) |
Suzie (FR) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
| noon-1 |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Rachel (GER) |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Nancy (SPAN) |
Janin (GER) |
| 1-2 pm |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Janin (GER) |
| 2-3 pm |
Suzie (FR) |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Suzie (FR) |
Alex (SPAN & FR) |
Janin (GER) |
| 3-4 pm |
Suzie (FR) |
Janin (GER) |
Suzie (FR) |
Rachel (GER) |
Patrick (SPAN) |
| 4-5 pm |
Janin (GER) |
Janin (GER) |
Rachel (GER) |
Patrick (SPAN) |
Patrick (SPAN) |
| 5-6 pm |
Janin (GER) |
Janin (GER) |
Rachel (GER) |
Patrick (SPAN) |
CLOSED |
| 6-7 pm |
Janin (GER) |
CLOSED |
Patrick (SPAN) |
CLOSED |
CLOSED |
DIRECTOR of the Language &
Culture Learning Center
 ROBERT
TRAIN (curriculum vitae) is Assistant Professor
of Spanish in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Sonoma
State University where he is also Director of the Language and Culture
Learning Center. He received his Ph. D. in Romance Philology from the
University of California at Berkeley in 2000. His dissertation is entitled
“Getting past the ideology of ‘the
language’: the standardization of French and Spanish, and its implications
for foreign-language pedagogy.” In addition to exploring the
possibilities for technology in the learning and teaching of language
and culture, his research interests include ideologies of language and
language teaching, critical language awareness, Romance sociolinguistics,
language policy and planning, heritage languages, bilingualism and multilingualism,
and bilingual literatures. He is actively questioning the historical and
current role of standards in language and education.
He is also working on theoretical and practical issues surrounding the
incorporation of sociocultural and sociolinguistic diversity into language
education, a concern that grew out of his 8 years as a teacher in a public
high school in the San Francisco Bay Area where he taught Spanish and
French to students from richly varied and largely bilingual backgrounds.
Please feel free to contact Robert in any of the following modalities:
in person: 1032 Stevenson Hall (best to set up an appt.
ahead of time)
phone: (707) 664-2014
e-mail: robert.train@sonoma.edu
snail-mail:
Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
Sonoma State University
1801 East Cotati Ave.
Rohnert Park, California 94928
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