Spanish and Latin American Studies, B.A.

Spanish Minor

Students may minor in Spanish to complement any major. To complete the Spanish minor students must take five courses in Spanish at the 116 level or above. This includes Spanish language courses as well as literature, culture, and film courses taught in Spanish.

Spanish and Latin American Studies Minor

Students may minor in Spanish and Latin American Studies to complement any major. To complete the Spanish and Latin American Studies minor students must take five courses at the SPAN 120 level or above, including either course, course, or one Foundational Texts & Contexts course. This includes Spanish language courses as well as Spanish and Latin American literature, culture, and film courses.

Latin American and Latino Studies Minor

Students who choose to minor in Latin American and Latino Studies must complete 15 credits taken across at least three different programs. The minor requires students to take at least one Spanish course in the Modern Foreign Languages program, as well as one of the two English courses and one of the four history courses listed below.

Courses that may be taken for minor completion:

Spanish courses:

• course - Honors Spanish I

• course - Intermediate Span I

• course - Intermediate Spanish II

• course - Latin Amer Through Film

• course - Spanish Grammar in Context

• course - Latin American Cultures

• course - Aspects of Caribbean Culture

• course - Puerto Rico Inside and Out

• course - From Self to Selfie

• course - Latin-America Today

• course - Main Curr Span-Amer Civ I

• course - Main Curr Span-Amer Civ II

• course - Hispanic Caribbean Lit & Film

• course - Afro-Hispanic Literature

• course - Spanish Conversation

• course - Independent Study Spanish

English Courses:

• course - Latin American Literature

• course - Hispanic Latino Lit

History Courses:

• course - Intro Latin American History

• course - Latinos/as in the U.S.

• course - History of Puerto Rico

• course - US-Latin American Relations

• Other courses may be approved by the Modern Foreign Languages Program Director.