The University of North Georgia (UNG) will host the fourth
summer language academy for high school rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors
in June and July 2014. The Federal
Service Language Academy (FSLA) is a three-week residential program for
students who are interested in an immersive intensive language experience,
fitness, and exploring international-related careers with the federal
government. Last year 132 students from
over 32 US states and three foreign countries successfully completed the FSLA.
During the two three-week sessions, students will be
immersed in intensive language instruction in First-Year Arabic, Chinese,
Russian, German, Korean, Portuguese or Second-Year Arabic, Chinese, Russian,
German, Portuguese, and Korean from highly qualified teachers, participate in a
daily fitness program, receive career counseling from federal agency
representatives (CIA, DEA, FBI, State Department, Homeland Security, the Peace
Corps and US Armed Forces), and possibly receive high school credit for
successful completion of the academy.
For further information, see below for more complete details
and visit our web site: www.ung.edu/fsla
John
John Wilson, Ed.D.
Director of the Center for Global Engagement/FSLA Academic
Director
University of North Georgia
Dahlonega, GA 30597
(706) 867-2844
