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>Date:         Fri, 28 Sep 2007 09:46:07 -0400
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Dear David,

Here's our mission statement from the Berkeley Language Center:

Founded in 1994, the Berkeley Language Center is a department in the 
Division of the Arts and Humanities of the College of Letters and 
Sciences. The BLC's mission is to support the learning and teaching 
of heritage and foreign languages on the Berkeley campus and, where 
appropriate, in the University of California system. To meet this 
overarching goal, the BLC employs numerous strategies to improve 
teaching effectiveness and enhance the learning environment:
	*	Provide language instructors with opportunities to 
learn of new developments in the fields of sociolinguistics, language 
pedagogy, and second language acquisition theory;
	*	Support research by language instructors and its 
dissemination at professional meetings and in professional journals;
	*	Support faculty production of new language learning materials;
	*	Provide faculty and students with state-of-the-art 
learning facilities and equipment;
	*	Provide faculty and students with access to language 
learning materials;
	*	Maintain a library and media archive of materials for 
language teaching and research.

Best wishes,

Rick Kern


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