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Logan Wilkinson

UWL provided many opportunities for me to transition skills I learned in both Business and Spanish to my professional career. It’s been a wonderful feeling to help someone make financial progress in their first language, as it provides comfort and trust.

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Annie Thurs

I stay motivated to continue learning Russian because of a wonderful, patient instructor and because of my career aspirations, which include utilizing the language at some level ... Russian adds a uniqueness to my personality and my knowledge.

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Avery Wellens

I'm part of the ROTC (Reserve Officers Training Corps) program at UWL. Taking Russian is valuable to the army, and I have always been interested in Russian culture and language. Having the opportunity to pursue it and learn it has been really exciting for me.

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Kate Gillespie

Spanish skills have helped me immensely when it comes to work. I have been able to really connect with my patients in the hospital as a Spanish interpreter, and I give a lot of thanks to the wonderful Spanish program at UWL for helping prepare me in terms of both vocabulary and cultural competence.

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Kali Goodwin

No matter what level you begin at, our professor {Hongying Xu, associate professor of Chinese Studies} does an amazing job of providing additional learning resources to help you learn more on your own, as well as making time to help her students.

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Lauren LaLiberty

Studying a foreign language like French may seem niche, but it has encouraged me to think intentionally about the way I communicate. Learning French also has opened my mind to so many different global cultures around the French-speaking world beyond Europe.

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Benjamin Levelius

UWL helped me to think globally. Faculty members in my programs encouraged hands-on engagement with people at the ESL Institute and in local immigrant communities. These interactions gave me insight in differing world views and shared international challenges.

Taylor Wilmoth

Development Officer for College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities (CASSH)

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