Required courses (15 Credits):
- ETHS 102 - Introduction to Latino Studies Credits: 3
One of these courses:
- SPAN 150 - Hispanic Civilization and Culture
- SPAN 152 - Latino Literature
- SPAN 153 - Latino Pop Culture
Three (3) required courses in Spanish (9 Credits) selected from the list of courses available in the Spanish curriculum in the GLC department:
- SPAN 103 - Intermediate Spanish
- SPAN 202 - Intermediate Conversation or SPAN 215 - Intermediate Spanish For Heritage and Native Speakers
- SPAN 204 - Ideas and Cultures from the Spanish-Speaking World
- SPAN 211 - Intermediate Contextualized Grammar
- SPAN 302 - Advanced Spanish Conversation
- SPAN 309 - Spanish Phonetics
- SPAN 312 - Advanced Contextualized Grammar
- SPAN 313 - Advanced Composition and Stylistics
- SPAN 330 - Spanish for the Professions
- SPAN 343 - Introduction to Literary Studies
- SPAN 360 - Masterpieces of Spanish Literature
- SPAN 361 - Masterpieces of Spanish-American Literature
- SPAN 388 - Spanish Internship I
- SPAN 389 - Spanish Internship II
- SPAN 399 - Independent Study in Spanish
- SPAN 400 - Seminar: Advanced Studies in Spanish Language and Literature
- SPAN 401 - Seminar: Advanced Studies in Spanish Language and Literature II
- SPAN 406 - Seminar: Advanced Studies in Spanish Language and Literature
- SPAN 410 - Internship for Students of Spanish
- SPAN 420 - Theory and Practice of Translation
- SPAN 425 - Advanced Oral Interpreting
- Any of the Selected Topics in Spanish courses (SPN 490 to 495).
Electives (3 Credits) choose 1:
One (1) elective course: the student may take additional 200- to 400-level Spanish courses not already taken as required course OR one course from the list below.
- ANTH 360 - Aztec and Maya Archaeology
- HIST 349 - History of Latin America
- HIST 360 - History of Mexico
- HIST 444 - History of Women in Latin America
- HONR 388 - Honors Service-Learning Seminar: Reach Out
- INTL 286 - Selected Topics in International Studies Latin American & Caribbean Studies or INTL 386 - Selected Topics in International Studies Latin American & Caribbean Studies
- SOCI 243 - Race in America
- SOWK 265 - Understanding Human Diversity for Social Justice
