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Courses
Latin American Studies Curriculum
The following courses may be used to satisfy the requirements of the minor.
LA 371/372. INDEPENDENT STUDY 3
An opportunity for qualified students to pursue independent study or research in Latin American studies under the supervision of an appropriate faculty member. The written study proposal must be approved by the Latin American Studies Coordinator, in consultation with the Advisory Board. Latin American Studies Faculty
LA 377. COLLOQUIUM IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 1
The course includes presentations and discussions by students, faculty, and guest lecturers, instruction on library research, writing, and oral presentation skills. It may also include field trips or a small community service project. Offered on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis. Fall semester only. Latin American Studies Faculty
LA 399. PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 3
Internship or professional experience at an advanced level for juniors and seniors with substantial academic and cocurricular experience in the minor field. With faculty sponsorship and program approval, students will select an internship and also produce a major research paper related to the area of internship. Research topic must be approved by the faculty sponsor and the on-site supervisor.
Latin American Studies Courses
AH 208 Art and the Environment in Ancient Mesoamerica and South America
AN 205 Mesoamerican Archaeology
AN 229 Mexican Cultures
AN 244 Latin American Indians
AN 349 Medical Anthropology
FF 376 (French Caribbean)
FL 265 Latinos in the United States
FS 212 Survey of Spanish American Literature
FS 301 Business Spanish
FS 319 Spanish American Narrative of the Twentieth Century
FS 320 Studies in Spanish American Poetry
FS 321 Studies in Spanish American Drama
FS 323 Spanish in the Media
FS 324B Spanish American and Latino Film
FS 330 Spanish American Essay
FS 331, 332 The Culture of Spanish America
FS 363 Special Studies in Spanish (when topic relates to Latin America)
FS 376 Seminar (when topic relates to Latin America)
GO 209 The Latin American Puzzle
GO 309 Latin America and the United States
GO 251 Topics in Political Science (when taught by A. Vacs)
GO 358 Caribbean Politics
HI 111 Latin American History: An Introduction
HI 217 Topics in History (when topic relates to Latin America)
HI 228 Race, Class & Ethnicity in Latin America
HI 229 War and Peace in 20th Century Latin America
HI 230 History Through Travel: Latin America 1500–1900
HI 330 Politics and Society in Latin America
HI 363 Topics in History (when topic relates to Latin America)
SO 251 Special Topics in Sociology (when topic relates to Latin America)
SO 351 Advanced Special Topics in Sociology (when topic relates to Latin America)
Partial Latin American Studies Courses
AM 231 Ethnic and Immigrant Experience
AM 236 Jazz: A Multicultural Expression
AH 103 The Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
BI 325 Tropical Ecology
EC 314 International Economics
EC 334 International Political Economy
FF 220 Language Across the Curriculum (French)
FS 220 Language Across the Curriculum (Spanish)
GO 339 International Political Economy
Latin American Studies Curriculum
The following courses may be used to satisfy the requirements of the minor.
LA 371/372. INDEPENDENT STUDY 3
An opportunity for qualified students to pursue independent study or research in Latin American studies under the supervision of an appropriate faculty member. The written study proposal must be approved by the Latin American Studies Coordinator, in consultation with the Advisory Board. Latin American Studies Faculty
LA 377. COLLOQUIUM IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 1
The course includes presentations and discussions by students, faculty, and guest lecturers, instruction on library research, writing, and oral presentation skills. It may also include field trips or a small community service project. Offered on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis. Fall semester only. Latin American Studies Faculty
LA 399. PROFESSIONAL INTERNSHIP IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 3
Internship or professional experience at an advanced level for juniors and seniors with substantial academic and cocurricular experience in the minor field. With faculty sponsorship and program approval, students will select an internship and also produce a major research paper related to the area of internship. Research topic must be approved by the faculty sponsor and the on-site supervisor.
Latin American Studies Courses
AH 208 Art and the Environment in Ancient Mesoamerica and South America
AN 205 Mesoamerican Archaeology
AN 229 Mexican Cultures
AN 244 Latin American Indians
AN 349 Medical Anthropology
FF 376 (French Caribbean)
FL 265 Latinos in the United States
FS 212 Survey of Spanish American Literature
FS 301 Business Spanish
FS 319 Spanish American Narrative of the Twentieth Century
FS 320 Studies in Spanish American Poetry
FS 321 Studies in Spanish American Drama
FS 323 Spanish in the Media
FS 324B Spanish American and Latino Film
FS 330 Spanish American Essay
FS 331, 332 The Culture of Spanish America
FS 363 Special Studies in Spanish (when topic relates to Latin America)
FS 376 Seminar (when topic relates to Latin America)
GO 209 The Latin American Puzzle
GO 309 Latin America and the United States
GO 251 Topics in Political Science (when taught by A. Vacs)
GO 358 Caribbean Politics
HI 111 Latin American History: An Introduction
HI 217 Topics in History (when topic relates to Latin America)
HI 228 Race, Class & Ethnicity in Latin America
HI 229 War and Peace in 20th Century Latin America
HI 230 History Through Travel: Latin America 1500–1900
HI 330 Politics and Society in Latin America
HI 363 Topics in History (when topic relates to Latin America)
SO 251 Special Topics in Sociology (when topic relates to Latin America)
SO 351 Advanced Special Topics in Sociology (when topic relates to Latin America)
Partial Latin American Studies Courses
AM 231 Ethnic and Immigrant Experience
AM 236 Jazz: A Multicultural Expression
AH 103 The Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
BI 325 Tropical Ecology
EC 314 International Economics
EC 334 International Political Economy
FF 220 Language Across the Curriculum (French)
FS 220 Language Across the Curriculum (Spanish)
GO 339 International Political Economy
