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  • Home
  • About
    • Mission
    • History
    • CERCLL’s Core Team
    • Current Advisory Board
      • Previous Members
    • Title VI Language Resource Centers
    • Language Organizations
    • Contact Us/Sign Up
  • Events
    • Current Events
    • Past Events
  • Projects
    • Newest Projects
    • Previously Funded Projects
    • Faculty Fellows Program
    • Graduate Fellows Program
    • Publications
    • Language Capital Project
  • Professional Development
    • Webinars
    • 2026 Summer Institute
    • Professional Learning Online Networks (PLONS)
    • LaTeS: Language Teacher Symposium
    • Travel Seminar in China (2019)
    • LiLaC: Literatures, Languages and Cultures in the 21st Century (2020)
  • Conferences
    • Intercultural Competence Conference
    • L2DL & L2ML Symposia
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