The Global Seal of Biliteracy

UCLA Global

An interview with Linda Egnatz, the Executive Director of the Global Seal of Biliteracy

Lind Egnatz, the Executive Director of the Global Seal of Biliteracy, speaks about this initiative in the field of foreign languages, and how it complements and supports the individual state Seal of Biliteracy.

Citation

Carreira, M. (2019, October 1). The Global Seal of Biliteracy [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from httpps://nhlrc.ucla.edu/nhlrc/article/207814

Please upgrade to a browser that supports HTML5 audio or install Flash.

Download Podcast

Duration: 00:28:20

Transcript * This might take a few seconds to load.

Published: Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Latest News

Q&A with Susanna Hecht, winner of the 2023 Brunn Award in Geography

Bruin thrives at UCLA by combining academic studies with hands-on experience

Kerr Family Lectureship

News

Events

Centers

Resources

People

Give

About Us

Academics

Research

Engagement

UCLA

Check In System

Campus Maps

Directions to UCLA

Tools

Subscribe to our Email list

Please indicate you are not a robot

As a land grant institution, the International Institute at UCLA acknowledges the Gabrielino/Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers of Tovaangar (Los Angeles basin, Southern Channel Islands).

Equity, diversity and inclusion are essential values of the UCLA International Institute. These professed ideals enable us to provide the kind of broad, global, multicultural educational experience central to the Institute’s academic programs. We welcome faculty, staff, and students from all backgrounds and want everyone at the Institute to feel respected and valued. We are committed to ensuring equity, diversity and inclusion for our students, staff and faculty in our academic programs and centers, as well as on our campus.

The Institute is proud of its over 60-year legacy in preparing individuals who have gone on to make contributions to the business, nonprofit, government and education sectors. As a gateway to the world for the campus and the greater Los Angeles community, the Institute considers equity, diversity and inclusion essential to its mission of educating global citizens and preparing them for a multicultural world and collaborative problem solving.