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1155 Observatory Drive
Madison, WI 53706
Ph: 608-261-1194
Fax: 608-265-3062

SASLI Program info
sasli@southasia.wisc.edu

Program Assistant:
Ean Barnard
sasli@southasia.wisc.edu

Webmaster:
Michael Kruse
webmaster@southasia.wisc.edu

Administrative Director:
Laura J. Hammond
ljhammond@southasia.wisc.edu

Academic Director:
Don Davis, Jr.
drdavis@wisc.edu

Director, Summer Program
in Madison:

J. Mark Kenoyer
jkenoyer@wisc.edu

Chair, Board of Trustees:
Susan S. Wadley
sswadley@syr.edu

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SASLI is an affiliate member of the Association for Asian Studies.
SASLI is partially funded by the Department of Education.

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Courses Offered - Summer 2010

Advanced Level:
Nepali (pending)

Program Fee: The SASLI program fee for the 8-week program in 2009 was $3,200 andmay change for 2010. Please watch the website for changes. The program fee does not include the cost of textbooks, or living expenses. It does include the UW-Madison assessment fee. UW-Madison in-state undergraduates will be charged regular undergraduate tuition for 8 credits as posted on the UW Registrar's Office Website.

Course Info: SASLI offers elementary and intermediate levels of modern South Asian languages. An advanced level of Nepali is also offered. SASLI prepares students for subsequent training domestically and abroad. SASLI is currently held on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Students may only register for one language per summer. This 8-week program offers the equivalent of two full semesters of academic study.

Credits: Upon completion of the program, students will receive 8 credits and a letter grade (A-F). Upon request, the Registrar of the University of Wisconsin-Madison will issue a transcript for coursework at SASLI.

Classroom hours of instruction:
Monday through Friday: 4 hours each day
8:30 - 1:00 PM (with a break from 10:30-11:00 AM)

Note: SASLI participants MUST complete the two consecutive 4-week sessions for a total of 8 weeks.

Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment. Please be sure to apply to SASLI as early as possible to help ensure that your class will be offered.



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