What are 'Global languages'?
As Americans participate in a global business economy and the U.S. military continues to have a presence in many foreign zones, speaking a second language (or third or fourth) can be a real asset to a student.
MCC offers foreign language courses in a variety of languages — Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, and Sign Language. These courses provide intense, college-level credit courses aimed at the student seeking fluency in a language well beyond ‘survival phrase’ learning for travel. MCC also takes it one step further and emphasizes cultural awareness in addition to vocabulary and conversational skills.
Oral Language Interpreting
In addition to basic language instruction, the Humanities and Visual Arts Department has developed a series of courses for a language interpretation certificate. These courses educate students in legal, medical and community language interpretation. The program is completely online and focuses on students who are fluent in English and in a second language.
Program Faculty
- Chinese - Qing Tabiadon
- French - Erin Johnston, Jeanette Solberg, Terri Wright
- German - Jason Pitt
- Japanese - Midori Maruoka-Buchanan
- Language Interpreting - Alicia Roeth, Iryna VanDyk
- Sign Language - Darsi Dalen, Brent Welsch, Jennifer Borgaila, Bryce Hendrickson
- Spanish - Karina Clarke, Dallas Jurisevic
Program Descriptions
Credit Classes and Registration
Gainful Employment Information
The US Department of Education requires colleges to disclose a variety of information for any financial aid eligible program that "Prepares students for Gainful Employment in a recognized occupation." The following are Gainful Employment program(s), meaning they are certificate program(s) that are intended to lead directly to employment. We hope that this information is helpful to our current students and to prospective students as they make their career and educational choices.