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Meeting on Monday, June 4, 2018. (left to right) back row: Dr. Elizabeth Martin, Melissa Di*kerson, Estefani Vázquez, Robert Charles Sims III, Dr. Oraib Mango; front row: Professor Thomas McGovern.. DEGREE IN “FOREIGN LANGUAGES, LITERATURE, AND LINGUISTICS EQUALS JOB? Forbes recently revealed, The major with the fewest underemployed graduates, according to the report In other words, for every cliché of a barista or bartender with a liberal arts degree, there were ten with a degree in business. successful in completing them. She is quite apt in her research skills and goes well beyond what is required of a graduate student and has always demonstrated an honest and sincere interaction with her professors and her fellow students.  Angélica’s strengths are. OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE IN ARABIC: ROBERT CHARLES SIMS III. Iraqi boys who recently immigrated to the US and did not speak any English. Then, he decided to take his first clas* of Arabic at Riverside City College and he continued his Arabic studies when he transferred here to Cal-State San Bernardino in the fall of 2016. Learning about Arabic language and culture has opened many opportunities for him to impact his community and the world. He has been as*isting Syrian refugee families residing in Southern California. He travels to different countries and provides humanitarian aid. Trey is also developing an Arabic creative arts program in Egypt where he is mentoring numerous youth. Trey’s achievements in learning Arabic have been remarkable; he is on his way to achieve advanced proficiency in Arabic and is utilizing his studies of Arabic language, literature, and culture every day to make a difference in his life and the world around him. academic, and professional benefits of embracing other languages and cultures. As a French major at CSUSB, she has taken every French course available, actively promoted our programs, and repeatedly volunteered as a tutor in the Multimedia Language