Modern and Classical Languages
Graduation Requirements (6 semesters)
Students are required to complete six consecutive semesters of the same language. Most students will take level I freshman year, level II sophomore year and Level III junior year, leaving the senior year for an optional level IV language, or the possibility of trying a new language. Some students opt not to take a fourth year of language. Students who qualify for level II as freshmen must still abide by the 6 semester requirement taking them to level IV by junior year (e.g. Latin II, Latin III, AP Latin IV) or the possibility of a different language after completing the third level of the original (e.g. Latin II – Honors Latin III – French I). Students who decide to switch languages after freshman year will still have to complete six consecutive semesters of the same language until the end of senior year. (e.g. Spanish I – French I – French II – French III)
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Faculty
Modern and Classical Languages Department
Cedric Ebiner
Department Chair, French, Latin
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cebiner@loyolahs.edu
Teresa Kawamata (Sabbatical)
Director of Faculty / Modern and Classical Languages
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tkawamata@loyolahs.edu
Kaitlin Collins Pardo
Assistant Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion / Spanish
x3099
kcollins@loyolahs.edu
Ana de Castro
Spanish
x3084
adecastro@loyolahs.edu
Xiomara Jeffery
Foreign Language
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xjeffery@loyolahs.edu
Mayce Makani
Spanish
x3080
mmakani@loyolahs.edu
Michael Mikita
Mandarin
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mmikita@loyolahs.edu
Rick Pedroarias '84
Foreign Language / Theology
x1209
rpedroarias@loyolahs.edu
Jose Sustaita
Spanish
x3068
jsustaita@loyolahs.edu