Celeste Wetmore

Seeing as the exclusively online PLACE lacks alignment with both nationally recognized diagnostic structure and the University’s own founding values, it is time for a change.

WETMORE: U.Va. needs to double down on the World Language Requirement

By Celeste Wetmore | 1 hours ago

To protect the integrity of its founding values and the World Language Requirement, the University must ensure that all departments’ diagnostics implement a proctored, in-person language assessment.

Celeste Wetmore

WETMORE: U.Va. needs to double down on the World Language Requirement

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