OSU Programs:

The Ohio State University Near Eastern Languages & Cultures Department offers summer language study options. OSU students consult the NELC course offerings website or contact the Near Eastern Languages & Cultures Department. Address: The Ohio State University, 300 Hagerty Hall, 1775 College Road Columbus, Ohio 43210-1340, USA .Telephone:1-614-292-9255 Fax:1-614-292-1262 Website http://nelc.osu.edu/

Note on FLAS eligibility: Domestic foreign language study can be funded by the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships and is an excellent alternative for those who have not yet achieved advanced levels. Summer courses must have at least 140 hours of actual classroom instruction to be eligible for funding.  The Middle East Studies Center currently supports FLAS Fellowships for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Turkish. For further information on eligibility and application procedures, please follow this link to see: FLAS Procedures

Summer Language Programs Abroad: Please see the Study Abroad page for information on overseas summer programs – many of these are also FLAS-eligible.  In order to go abroad, however, a FLAS Fellow must be at the intermediate level or higher. 

Non-OSU Programs:

Arabic:

Georgetown University
Date: see website
Arabic & Persian
This Language Institute is designed to help participants acquire skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking in Modern Standard Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, Iraqi Arabic, and Persian. 
Contact: http://summerschool.georgetown.edu/courses/arab.html
Assistant Director: Sarah Monsell (202) 687-2735

Middlebury College
June 13 -August 15, June 27-August 15, July 5-August 15
Arabic & Hebrew

Columbia University
Two five-week sessions - June 2-July 3 & July 7- August 8, 2008
Modern Standard Arabic intensive instruction in the Arabic language through texts, multimedia materials, and activities designed to situate the language in the context of cultures in which it is spoken.
Contact: Dr. Taoufik Ben-Amor, 610A Kent Hall, 212-854-2895, tb46@columbia.edu

University of Michigan
Course Dates: June 2- August 8, 2008
Deadline: March 31, 2008
Intensive intermediate summer language program for modern Standard Arabic.
Contact: http://www.ii.umich.edu/sli/appmaterial, um.sli@umich.edu , Phone: 734.764.8571

Monterey Institute of International Studies
Modern Standard Arabic
Course Dates: see website

Central Asian:
(See Multiple Languages)

Modern Hebrew:
(See also Multiple Languages)

Rothberg International School, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Classes available both in Jerusalem and New York City

University of Washington

Brandeis Hebrew Language Program

Jewish Theological Seminary

Persian:

Persian at CSU Fullerton
May 27 to July 3, 2008

Turkish:
(See also Multiple Languages)

University of Washington

American Association of Teachers of Slavic and Eastern European Languages

Multiple Languages:

Indiana University
June 13-August 8, 2008
Application and fellowship deadline: March 21, 2008; thereafter, rolling admissions.
Summer workshop in Slavic, East European, and Central Asian languages; languages of
Central Asia and the Caucasus
• First-year Azerbaijani
• First- and second-year Georgian
• First- and second-year Kazakh
• First-year Pashto
• First- and second-year Tajik
• First- and second-year Turkmen
• First- and second-year Uyghur
• First- and second-year Uzbek
Contact: www.indiana.edu/%7Eiuslavic/swseel

University of Chicago 2008 Eastern Consortium in Persian, Turkish
Summer Program, June 23 to August 22
Application Deadline: April 1, 2008
Intensive instruction in both introductory (Novice Low to Novice High) and intermediate (Intermediate Low to Intermediate High) Persian and Turkish.
Contact: http://www.cmes.uchicago.edu/easternConsortAnnounce.shtml

The University of Chicago
Summer Session
Cover a year’s worth of language instruction in nine weeks. Intensive instruction offered in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish.
Contact: https://summer.uchicago.edu/intensive-language-study.cfm

Summer Arabic & Persian Immersion Programs
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ARABIC and PERSIAN
http://global.wisc.edu/apip/index.htm
UW-Madison's Summer Arabic & Persian Immersion Programs is a joint project of the Department of African Languages and Literature and the Department of Languages and Cultures of Asia, coordinated by Global Studies with support from the College of Letters and Science.
This summer had five course offerings: Elementary, Intermediate & Advanced Arabic, Elementary Persian, and Intermediate Persian.  Each course was equivalent to one year of language study in a normal university setting and offered eight semester credits.
The program is open to UW and non-UW students, as well as professionals.  We are committed to helping students achieve their Arabic and Persian language goals through an atmosphere of intimate cooperation and collaboration among our students and faculty. 
Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced Modern Standard Arabic.  Students are required to live in UW dorms located in the LaCrosse campus, and must sign a language contract agreeing to communicate in only Arabic during the entire length of the eight-week course. Cultural events such as mini-courses, films, and music programs are offered, as well as activities like soccer, cooking, yoga, etc. conducted in Arabic.  UW-Global Studies will offer FLAS fellowships to non-UW students (see website for details)
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Arabic and Persian Immersion Program
Global Studies
301 Ingraham Hall
1155 Observatory Drive
Madison, WI 53706 Telephone: (608) 265-2631
Fax: (608) 265-2633
Email: apip@global.wisc.edu