Christopher Celi

• Supported the program leader in planning, recruitment, and day-to-day operations during the program

Italian/Global Studies Department:

• Italian 145: Views of Italy - Italians and the Mafia: Explored the historical and cultural impact of the Mafia in Italy and its portrayal in various media.
• Italian 242: Topics in Italian American Studies: Images of Cosa Nostra in Italian American History and Film: Examined the depiction of Italian Americans and the Mafia in U.S
• Italian 256: Introduction to Italian Food Studies: A Cultural History. Analyzed the evolution of Italian cuisine and its cultural significance.
• Italian 310: Italian Immersion Weekend: Conducted immersive language and cultural experiences designed to deepen students' understanding of Italian

Department of English:

• English 101: Introduction to College Writing (Online): Taught foundational writing skills to university students, focusing on academic writing and critical thinking

Department of Food and Beverage Studies:

• Food and Beverage Studies 101: Introduction to Food and Beverage Studies: Introduced students to the basics of food and beverage industry studies, including cultural and economic aspects

• Taught various levels of Italian: Beginning Italian: Introduced basic grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation
• Continuing Italian: Built upon foundational skills with more complex language structures
• Italian for Travel: Focused on practical language skills for travelers to Italy

Italian Department:

• Italian 101: First Semester Italian: Basic language instruction focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and introductory conversation skills.
• Italian 181: Honors First Semester Italian: Enhanced curriculum for honors students with a deeper exploration of Italian culture and language
• Italian 102: Second Semester Italian: Continued language development with a focus on more complex sentence structures and cultural contexts
• Italian 182: Honors Second Semester Italian: Advanced grammar, vocabulary, and cultural studies for honors students
• Italian 203: Third Semester Italian: Intermediate language skills with a focus on conversational fluency and writing
• Italian 204: Fourth Semester Italian: Further development of conversational skills, reading comprehension, and writing in Italian
• Italian 311: Advanced Composition and Conversation: Intensive focus on improving writing skills and conversational fluency in Italian
• Italian 312: Advanced Composition and Conversation: Continuation of Italian 311 with a deeper dive into advanced topics and cultural discussions