The English Language Institute, the ofÞcial program of English language instruction at Yale, offers the following courses for the spring term of 1999. The courses begin January 25 and continue for the next eleven weeks with the Þnal classes meeting the week that ends April 23.

These courses, designed for graduate and professional students and for students whose academic or professional goals require an advanced level of English language proÞciency, have the speciÞc academic purpose of improving oral presentation skills and American English pronunciation, and of strengthening expository writing skills and strategies for academic argument.

C O U R S E S

Advanced Writing Workshop
Tuesday & Thursday, 5:30­7 p.m.
Room 4, William L. Harkness Hall (WLH), 100 Wall Street

Pronunciation Mini-Course
Saturday, March 27, 10­noon; 1­3 p.m.
Room 113, WLH

Pronunciation Workshops

Advanced Pronunciation
Lecture: Tuesday, 7:30­9:30 p.m
Room B1 Language Lab, 111 Grove St.
One-hour practicum: To be announced

Introductory Pronunciation
Monday & Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.­noon
Napier Seminar Room, Calhoun College
189 Elm Street

Integrated Skills (Two Sections)

Section One
Monday & Wednesday, 4:30­6 p.m.
Room 6, WLH

Please note: Section One is limited to graduate and professional students only.

Section Two
Tuesday & Thursday, 12:30­2 p.m.
CofÞn Lounge, Language Lab,
111 Grove Street

Professional Presentation Skills/International Teaching
Assistants Course
Monday & Wednesday,
11 a.m.­12:30 p.m. Room to be announced
Call 432-2430 for exact location

Special Writing Seminar:
Thursday, 4­6 p.m.

Writing for Science, Engineering and Medicine
Individual tutorials to be arranged
Room to be announced
Call ofÞce for exact location

For further information call Jan Hortas, director, at the English Language Institute OfÞce, 432-2430, or visit the ofÞce at 246 Church Street, Suite 101. Tuition for these courses is $275, except for the pronunciation mini-course.

Please note that classes begin on Monday, January 25