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Penn Language Center

Member
Location:
715-716 Williams Hall | University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA 19104-6305
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Contact Name:
Christina Frei
Contact Phone Number:
(215) 898-7035
Contact Email Address:
[email protected]
Website:
https://plc.sas.upenn.edu Since 1989, Penn Language Center (PLC) strengthens Penn’s language education and consistently supports the development of language professionals. In particular, PLC focuses on current trends in online instruction and teaching from within the National Standards.
The center remains committed to its structural flexibility enabling its staff to respond quickly to changing demands for language instruction in a variety of languages that are not offered within the typical programs of established departments.
PLC encourages dynamic and diversified language education with an emphasis on multilingual and transcultural competence that in turn imbue both the curriculum and the research effort of the academic community.