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| − | The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a director who reports to the director of the David M. Kennedy Center | + | The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a center director who also runs the Provo location of the Jerusalem Center. The director reports to the chair of the Asian and Near Eastern Languages Dept. The NMELRC also reports to the director of the David M. Kennedy Center. The NMELRC is sustained by government funding and works closely with professors at various universities across the country. |
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| + | Superior unit: [[subordinate to::Brigham Young University. Dept. of Asian and Near Eastern Languages]] ([[date::2002]]-) | ||
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| + | Superior unit: [[subordinate to::David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies]] ([[date::2002]]-) | ||
Associated unit: [[associated unit::David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. Ancient Near Eastern Studies Program]] ([[date::2005]]-) | Associated unit: [[associated unit::David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. Ancient Near Eastern Studies Program]] ([[date::2005]]-) | ||
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| − | [National Middle East Language and Resource Center] WWW site, (July 8, 2011): (The National Middle East Language Resource Center coordinates efforts aimed at increasing and improving opportunities for learning the languages of the Middle East. The center undertakes and supports projects in areas such as teacher training, materials development, testing and assessment, integration of pedagogy and technology, study abroad, and K–12 programs. NMELRC works across Middle East languages to foster cooperation and joint utilization of expertise and resources; The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a director who reports to the director of the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. The NMELRC is sustained by government funding and works closely with professors at various universities across the country; | + | [National Middle East Language and Resource Center] WWW site, (July 8, 2011): (The National Middle East Language Resource Center coordinates efforts aimed at increasing and improving opportunities for learning the languages of the Middle East. The center undertakes and supports projects in areas such as teacher training, materials development, testing and assessment, integration of pedagogy and technology, study abroad, and K–12 programs. NMELRC works across Middle East languages to foster cooperation and joint utilization of expertise and resources; The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a director who reports to the director of the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. The NMELRC is sustained by government funding and works closely with professors at various universities across the country; The National Middle East Language and Resource Center was established in 2002) |
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| + | [University Org Chart] WWW site, (July 8, 2011): (The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a center director who also runs the Provo location of the Jerusalem Center. The director reports to the chair of the Asian and Near Eastern Languages Dept.) | ||
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==Maintenance Information== | ==Maintenance Information== | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 8 July 2011
The National Middle East Language and Resource Center was established in 2002. Directors have included: Kirk Belnap (2002-).
Contents
Variant Names
NMELRC
Description
Established: 2002
Location: Provo, Utah (2002-)
Functions
The National Middle East Language Resource Center coordinates efforts aimed at increasing and improving opportunities for learning the languages of the Middle East. The center undertakes and supports projects in areas such as teacher training, materials development, testing and assessment, integration of pedagogy and technology, study abroad, and K–12 programs. NMELRC works across Middle East languages to foster cooperation and joint utilization of expertise and resources.
Assets and Administrative Structure
The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a center director who also runs the Provo location of the Jerusalem Center. The director reports to the chair of the Asian and Near Eastern Languages Dept. The NMELRC also reports to the director of the David M. Kennedy Center. The NMELRC is sustained by government funding and works closely with professors at various universities across the country.
Associated Units
Superior unit: Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies ([[date::2002]-)
Superior unit: Brigham Young University. Dept. of Asian and Near Eastern Languages (2002-)
Superior unit: David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies (2002-)
Associated unit: David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. Ancient Near Eastern Studies Program (2005-)
Associated unit: David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. Middle and Near Eastern Studies Program (2002-2005)
Associated unit: David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. Middle East Studies/Arabic Program (2005-)
Sources
[National Middle East Language and Resource Center] WWW site, (July 8, 2011): (The National Middle East Language Resource Center coordinates efforts aimed at increasing and improving opportunities for learning the languages of the Middle East. The center undertakes and supports projects in areas such as teacher training, materials development, testing and assessment, integration of pedagogy and technology, study abroad, and K–12 programs. NMELRC works across Middle East languages to foster cooperation and joint utilization of expertise and resources; The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a director who reports to the director of the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies. The NMELRC is sustained by government funding and works closely with professors at various universities across the country; The National Middle East Language and Resource Center was established in 2002)
[University Org Chart] WWW site, (July 8, 2011): (The National Middle East Language and Resource Center is run by a center director who also runs the Provo location of the Jerusalem Center. The director reports to the chair of the Asian and Near Eastern Languages Dept.)
Maintenance Information
Record ID: EAC-2011-00126
Creator: ARC