Naše Novine This newsletter was created by the students of the B/C/S Program at the University of Pittsburgh in the academic year of 2017-2018. We hope you will enjoy reading this! We have done our best in order to show you our dedication to learning B/C/S! B/C/S Instructor: Ljiljana Djurašković As the instructor for this program I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to those students who put forth an extra effort to make this project a reality. Also, I would like to express special thanks to Theodore Teichman & Zoran Kurjakovic, who made an extra effort to compile the works in this newsletter.
Want to learn a language of beautiful countries in the Balkan region— Bosnia, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia? Pitt Slavic Department offers three levels of B/C/S during the academic year. Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced and Summer Intensive BCS courses (6 weeks in Pittsburgh + 4 weeks in Montenegro)! If you are thinking of an exciting MINOR, Pitt offers a MINOR in B/C/S. Check and like the Facebook page for the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Club for all the BCS events on Pitt Campus (Conversation table, Balkan Disco Night, Movie Nights and many more…). Contact Ljiljana Duraskovic at ljiljana@pitt.edu and register for the BCS class! Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Minor Checklist for the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian minor Students may complete this 15-credit minor during the regular academic year or through summer study of the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language. SLAV 1865 may not be used to fulfill a requirement for more than one academic program. Option 1: Academic year Language component _______ SERCRO 0030 _______ SERCRO 0040 _______ SERCRO 0400 _______ SERCRO 0410 _______ SERCRO 1240 or SERCRO 1270
Cultural Components _______ SLAV 1865 _______ HIST 1225
Option 2: Summer study (choose 1 from each pair): Language component Cultural Component _______ SERCRO 0220 _______ SERCRO 0230 _______ SLAV 1865 _______ SERCRO 0223 _______ SERCRO 0231 _______ HIST 1225
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