The Department of Language, Culture, and Communication (LCC) at the University of Michigan-Dearborn offers courses and programs in communication, comparative literature, composition, film studies, journalism, linguistics, modern & classical languages (Arabic, Armenian, French, German, Greek, Latin, and Spanish), and speech. These courses and programs offer a basis for the acquisition of knowledge and skills related to the uses and analysis of language in multiple cultural and communicative contexts. Students hone their skills in speaking, writing, and understanding language. They also gain rich lenses for analyzing language in all its forms—from public relations campaigns to globally disseminated films, political speeches to the literature of other cultures, from global popular culture to news reports to the worldwide use and transformation of English. Faculty in LCC are dedicated teacher-scholars, committed educators who are recognized experts in their fields.
LCC News
October 9, 2009
Composition faculty have adapted their curriculum and collaborated with their colleagues for First-year Seminars
October 6, 2009
Professor Gilmore's documentary to be honored with the Redemptive Storyteller Award.
LCC Events
November 2, 2009
"A Polyglotinous Lollapalooza" -- Celebrating Literature in Four Languages--Arabic, French, German, and Spanish
October 19, 2009
T.R. Reid to present, "A Global Quest for Better, Cheaper, and Fairer Health Care"
