Latin American Studies, minor
- Three credits at the 200 level or higher in SPAN; native speakers of Spanish and students who took four years of Spanish in high school are encouraged to take a 300-level course. Students may substitute three transfer credits at the 202-level or higher in Portuguese with the permission of the director.
- IDST 267 - Introduction to Latin American Studies
- Select four courses (12 credits) from the following list of electives representing at least three different disciplines.
- DANC 260 - African Dance in the Diaspora
- DANC 360 - Afro-Caribbean Dance
- FNAR 375 - Pre-Columbian Art
- FNAR 380 - Caribbean Art
- HIST 212 - Viva Zapata! Revolution and the Peoples of Latin America
- HIST 335 - Caribbean History and Culture
- HIST 347 - Atlantic World Encounters, 1400-1700
- HIST 364 - History of Brazil
- HIST 462 - The Mexican Revolution
- POLS 350 - Latin American Politics and Societies
- SPAN 351 - Introduction to Latin American Literature I
- SPAN 352 - Introduction to Latin American Literature II
- With the permission of the director, the following courses may also be considered:
- FNAR 403 - Advanced Topics in Art History
- SPAN 340 - Cultural Journeys: Introduction to the Hispanic World
- SPAN 471 - Hispanic Visual Culture and the Arts [formerly SPAN 361, equivalent]
- SPAN 472 - Hispanic Popular Culture [formerly SPAN 362, equivalent]
- SPAN 473 - Hispanic Literature and Social Issues [formerly SPAN 363, equivalent]
- Study abroad in Latin America and transfer credits as approved by the director of the program.