Current LASC Courses
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Winter 2013
LASC COURSES
AMST328R Perspectives on Identity and Culture: From Ricky Ricardo to Jennifer Lopez: Exploring Latina/o Gender & Sexuality in Popular Culture (Also offered as USLT498L)
KNES131D Coed Dance: Salsa (Beginning)
SPAN222 Cultural Difference in Contemporary Latin America
SPAN303 Approaches to Cultural Materials in the Hispanic World
Study Abroad
ARHU369C Santiago, and Valparaiso, Chile: Chilean Literature, Democracy, and Social Change (Also offered as CMLT498C/GVPT309F/HIST329N/HONR349C)
BSCI279M Belize City and San Ignacio, Belize: Mayan Culture and the Interface between Tropical Rainforests and Coral Reefs
CPSP379E San Salvador, El Salvador: El s Children: Risk Poverty and Education (Also offered as EDSP488B/EDSP788B)
EDCP318C Cuenca and Quito, Ecuador: Leadership, Culture, and Service
EDCP318Z San Salvador, El Salvador: Faith, Spirituality, and Leadership
HONR278O Belize City and Belmopan, Belize: Exploring Issues and Challenges of Globalization in Belize
PLSC489K Monteverde and San Jose, Costa Rica: Sustainable Tropical Ecosystems (Also offered as HONR 379K)
SOCY498C FlorianSalvadorpppolis, Brazil: Exploring Brazil through Work, Culture, and Race
SPAN448E Quito, Ecuador: Andean Spaces
Spring 2013
LASC COURSES
LASC235 Issues in Latin American Studies II
LASC235H Issues in Latin American Studies II
LASC348B Special Topics in Latin American Studies: Exploring Cultural Representations of Brazil
LASC448I Special Topics in Latin American Studies: Latin American and Caribbean Thought
ELECTIVE COURSES
Undergraduate Courses:
AMST498K Special Topics in American Studies: Indigenous Thought in the AmericasTop of Form
AMST498M Special Topics in American Studies: Latinas/os and U.S. Popular Culture (Also offered as USLT498B)
ARTH255Art and society in the Modern American World
CMLT277 Literatures of the Americas
CMLT498F Selected Topics in Comparative Studies: The Americas in Film
EDCP418C Special Topics in Leadership: Latino Leadership
ENGL289Z Aliens, Exiles, Immigrants: Literature and EmigrationTop of Form
ENGL362 Caribbean Literature in English
ENGL448A Literature by Women of Color: Caribbean Literature by Women
GEOG413Migration: Latin America and the United States
HIST251 Latin America since Independence
HIST408QSenior Seminar: Cultures of the Cuban RevolutionTop of FormBottom of Form
HIST466Immigration and Ethnicity in the U.S.
HIST473 History of the Caribbean
HONR268LHonors Seminar: United States Immigration Issues
HONR269EHonors Seminar: Exploring Key Issues of Globalization
HONR289DHonors Seminar: Bodies, Borders and Citizenship: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on American Immigration
LGBT448M Special Topics in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Tra
nsgender Studies: Advanced Study of Queer Latina/o Cultures: Migration and Sexuality (Also offered as AMST328A and USLT498F)
MUSC438D: Music of Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru
PORT409B Special Topics in Brazilian Literature: Exploring Cultural Representations of Brazil
SPAN303 Approaches to Cultural Materials in the Hispanic World
SPAN362 Latin American Literatures and Cultures II: From Independence to Nation Formation
SPAN363 Latin American Literatures and Cultures III: From Modernism to Neo-Liberalism
SPAN408C Great Themes of the Hispanic Literatures: Paradise Lost: Cuban Cinematic Culture
SPAN408D Great Themes of the Hispanic Literatures:Hoy: Constructing the Present. An Itinerary through the Southern Cone
SPAN415Commercial Spanish II
SPAN422Cross-Cultural Communication
SPAN426Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics II: Language in Use
USLT202 US Latina/o Studies II: A Contemporary Overview 1960's to present
USLT488B US Latina/o Senior Seminar
USLT498K US Latina/o Studies: Special Topics: The Diversifying U.S.: Globalization, Immigrants, Migrants, and Refugees
Graduate Courses:
ARTH768 Seminar in Latin American Art and Archaeology
BUSI788B Introduction to Global Business Experience: Doing Business in Brazil: Emerging Global Companies
ECON615 Economic Development of Less-Developed Areas
ENGL748ESeminar in American Literature: Writing the Apocalypse in Hemispheric American Literatures, 1500-2000
GEOG788MSelected Topics in Geography: Migration: Latin America and the United States
SPAN798COpen Seminar: Latin American Literature
