A non-credit ESL course will be held Monday / Wednesday, from 2:40 – 3:40 p.m., in Kruegel Hall 10A, May 31 – July 22. Sign up for this course if you plan to teach classes, lead tutorials, and supervise labs. You will receive class instruction and individual feedback regarding pronunciation and grammar. The fee is $250. Contact Dr. Kate Hellmann for more details, khellmann@wsu.edu
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