Supporting Tagalog/Filipino at Yale

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Currently, Yale does not offer Tagalog, one of the most popularly spoken Filipino languages and the 4th most spoken language in the United States. We recognize this large educational gap and are in the process of advocating for representation of Tagalog/Filipino as a formal language class while bringing together Filipinos and non Filipino allies.

Because student voice is so important in introducing institutional change, we would love your support. We are writing a compelling letter to the director of Yale's Center for Language Study (CLS) outlining our passion and need for Tagalog/Filipino being offered which will also be presented to the Yale College Council (YCC). Please fill out this google form if you would like to show support for Tagalog at Yale.

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What's your name? (first name, last name) *

What role do you have? *

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Teacher

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Yale Administration

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Would you like to sign on to a letter advocating for formal Tagalog language classes at Yale (that satisfy language credit)? *

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Why do you think having Filipino language representation at Yale is important? (1-2 sentences)

Do you have anything else you'd want to be included in the letter? (Please also specify here if you would like all your responses to be anonymous.)

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