Academics
Latin American Studies is a multi-disciplinary program involving more than a dozen full-time °¬¿ÉÖ±²¥from various University departments.
The Minor in Latin American Studies
Students may earn an interdisciplinary minor in Latin American Studies by completing a total of six approved courses (18 credits or more) drawn from at least three different academic departments. This list is subject to change, based on course offerings in a given year from the various departments participating in the program. In addition to the six courses the minor also requires proficiency in either Spanish or Portuguese, equivalent to three years of college-level language study.
A student seeking to earn a minor in Latin American Studies must submit a proposed plan of study to the Director of the program,Ìýlisting the coursesÌýthey will take to fulfill the requirements. All programs of study must be approved by the Director, who will advise the student on the selection of appropriate introductory and capstone courses, as well as opportunities for studying in Latin America.
Students seeking to earn a minor in Latin American Studies must submit a proposed plan of study to the Director no later than the second semester of their sophomore year. This allows students in the minor to take advantage of the special events to which they are invited, as well as to appropriately plan their courses of study both at °¬¿ÉÖ±²¥ College and/or abroad.
- Introduction to Caribbean WritersÌý(AADS 2199) withÌýRhonda Federick
- Political Communication: Latin America's Public Sphere Ìý(COMM 2237) withÌýErnesto Livon-Grosman
- The Latin American Documentary (COMM 4437) with Ernesto Livon-GrosmanÌý
- Participatory Action Research: Gender, Race, Power (APSY 8912) withÌýBrinton LykesÌý
- The Colonial Imagination: History and Identity in Latin America (SPAN 6614) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- Literature of the Hispanic Caribbean (SPAN 6660) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- Literature of the Fantastic in Latin America (SPAN 6674) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- Early Spanish American Women Writers (SPAN 6678) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- History and Identity in Spanish America (SPAN 6614) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- Writing and Memory in the Andean World (SPAN 6655) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- Latin American Short Story (SPAN 6628) withÌýSarah BeckjordÌý
- Borderlines: Immigration and Borderlines (SPAN 6636) withÌýElizabeth RhodesÌý
- Spanish Short Story Since Clarin (SPAN 6647) withÌýIrene MizrahiÌý
- Hispanic Nobel Prize Winners in LiteratureÌý(SPAN 6652) withÌýIrene MizrahiÌý
- The Poetic Generation of 1927 (SPAN 6667) withÌýIrene MizrahiÌý
- Modern and Post ModernÌý(SPAN 6689) withÌýIrene MizrahiÌý
- Travelers in Latin America (HIST 4370) withÌýSylvia Sellers-GarciaÌý
- Colonial Latin AmericaÌý(HIST 2301) withÌýSylvia Sellers-GarciaÌý
- Latin America in the World I (HIST 1063) withÌýSylvia Sellers-GarciaÌý
- Inquisition in Spain and Spanish AmericaÌý(HIST 4371) withÌýSylvia Sellers-Garcia
- Latin America in the World II (Spring Semester)Ìý(HIST 1064) with Genevieve DempseyÌý
- Modern Latin AmericaÌý(HIST 2302) withÌýMaria PiconeÌý
- Borders and Frontiers in Modern Latin AmericaÌý(HIST 4302) withÌýMaria PiconeÌý
- Resisting and Rebelling IÌý(HIST183201) withÌýSylvia Garcia-SellersÌý
- Mexico between Fact and FictionÌý(HIST437301) withÌýSylvia Garcia-SellersÌý
- Spanish American PhilosophyÌý(PHIL 4423) withÌýGary GutlerÌý
- Latin American PoliticsÌý(POLI 4100) withÌýJennie PurnellÌý
- Understanding Latinos: Cultural ProductionsÌý(SPAN662401) withÌýHumberto Delgado VelázquezÌý
- Faith & Conflict: Religion & Social Change in Latin AmericaÌý(SOCY 3342) withÌýGustavo MorelloÌý
- Introduction to Latin American SocietiesÌý(SOCY1036) withÌýGustavo MorelloÌý
Graduate Study
A formal agreement was established in 2002 between the Latin American Studies Program at °¬¿ÉÖ±²¥ College and the Center for Latin American Studies at Georgetown University. BC students who demonstrate excellence in Latin American Studies at the undergraduate level may pursue an accelerated course of study for the Master's degree in Latin American Studies at Georgetown.
