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SPRING 2010
Courses in the Department
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- Introduction
to Caribbean Studies - 595:100:01; Warnock, MTh 12:00-1:20 PM, LSH-B115, Livingston
- Introduction
to Latino Studies - 595:101:01; Gonzalez, MTh 10:20-11:40 AM, LSH-B117, Livingston
- History of the
Caribbean to 1898 - 595:204:01; Warnock, MW 5:00:-6:20 PM, LSH-B269, Livingston
- History of the
Caribbean since 1898 - 595:205:01; Warnock, MW 1:40-3:00 PM, BE-201, Livingston
- Latino
Literature - 595:267:01;
Gonzalez, MTh 12:00-1:20 PM, TIL-207, Livingston
- Caribbean Societies - 595:297:01; Dinzey-Flores,l TTh 3:20-4:40 PM, BE-219, Livingston
- Latinos
& Community - 595:299:01; Gonzalez, TTh 3:20-4:40 PM, BE-101, Livingston
- Latinos & Race - 595:301:01; Ramos-Zayas, MTh 10:20-11:40 AM, LSH-B116, Livingston
- Research Methods in Latino/a Studies - 595:304:01; Dinzey-Flores, TTh 1:40-3:00 PM, BE-013, Livingston
- Afro-Caribbean History and Culture - 595:312:01; Eller, MW 3:20-4:40 PM,
LSH-B117, Livingston
- 595:312:02; W 5:00-8:00 PM, LSH-B110, Livingston
- Afro Latin American History
- 595:312:07; Castro, MW 3:55-5:15 PM, RAB-110B, Douglass
- Independent Study - 595:356:01; Hours by arrangement
- Law and Latino Communities in the US - 595:370:01; Cartagena, T 6:40-9:30 PM, TIL-209, Livingston
- History of Puerto Rico - 595:371:01; Suarez, T 5:00-8:00, BE-003, Livingston
- Service Learning Internship in Latino/Caribbean Studies - 595:493:01; Hours by arrangement; 3 credits
- By permission; contact Chair
- Service Learning Internship
in Latino/Caribbean Studies - 595:494; Hours by arrangement; 1credit
- By permission; contact Chair
- Independent
Study in Latino and Caribbean Studies - 595:496; Hours by arrangement
- By permission; contact chair
Courses in Affiliated Departments
- Black Experience in America - 01:014:204:01; Ramsamy, MW 5:00-6:20 PM, TIL-204, Livingston
- Sociology of Black Economic Development - 01:014:208:01; Ramachandranm, 6:40-9:30 PM, LSH-B105, Livingston
- Blacks and Economic Structures - 01:014:355:01; Paxton, M 6:40-9:30 PM, BE-219, Livingston
- Latino/Latina American Culture - 01:050:240:01; Gonzalez, MTh 12:00-1:20 PM, TIL-207, Livingston
- Literature of Migration - 01:195:336:01; Gonzalez, MTh 12:00-1:20 PM, TIL-207, Livingston
- Race, Crime & Justice - 01:202:425; Dowd, TTh 1:40-3:00 PM, LCB-109, Livingston
- Individual and Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
- 05:300:401:01, Battey, TTh 1:10-2:30 PM, CA-A2, College Ave
- 05:300:401:02, Hyland, Th 4:50-7:30 PM, SC-102, College Ave
- Development of the US II - 01:512:104
- African-American History, 1877 to Present - 01:512:379: 01; Murch, TTh 4:30-5:50 PM, SC-120, College Ave
- Gender in Latin America - 01:508:369:01; Kaplan, TTh 2:50-4:10 PM, CA-A5, College Avenue
- Gender, Race, and Class in the Media (formerly titled "Women and Minorities in the Media)
- 04:567:334:01; Marchi, MW 4:30-5:50 PM, CI-212, College Avenue
- 04:567:334:02; Kumar, TTh 7:40-9:00 PM, CI-212, College Avenue
- Latino Workers in the U.S. - 37:575:307:01; Cassanova, S 1:00-3:55 PM, LEC-130, Douglass/Cook
- Immigrant Workers and Their Rights - 37:575:320:01; Cooney, Th 7:15-10:05 PM, CDL-103, Douglass/Cook
- Diversity at Work - 37:575:364:01; Lowery, M 7:15-10:05 PM, HCK-205, Douglass/Cook
- Political Development of American Race Relations - 01:790:333:01; Mitchell, MW 5:35-6:55 PM, ARH-200, Douglass/Cook
- Health and Social Justice - 10:832:252:01; Amaya-Fernande, MTh 9:15-10:35 PM, CDL-102, Douglass/Cook
- Minority Groups in American Society
- 01:920:108:01; MTh 9:50-11:10 AM, MU-210, College Avenue
- 01:920:108:02; TTh 1:40-3:00 PM, LCB-103, Livingston
- Race Relations
- 01:920:306:01; TTh 4:30-5:50, MU-213, College Avenue
- 01:020:306:02; Mitchell, MW 3:20-4:40, LSH-B267, Livingston
- Social Inequalities - 01:920:332:01; TTh 3:20-4:40 PM, LCB-110, Livingston
- Literature and Culture of the Hispanic Caribbean
- 01:940:332:01; MTh 10:55-12:15 PM, HCK-213, Douglass/Cook
- 01:940:332:02; Narvaez, TTh 2:15-3:35 PM, HCK-216, Douglass/Cook
- Bilingualism in the Spanish Speaking World - 01:940:363:01; MW 2:50-4:10 PM, HH-B1, College Avenue
- Dynamics of Class, Race, and Sex - 01:988:235:01; Sember, TTh 2:15-3:35 PM, TH-206, Douglass/Cook
- Race, Gender, Nation - 01:988:329:01; Rajan, TTh 2:15-3:35 PM, RAB-001, Douglass/Cook
Courses in other departments
approved for the major and minor NOT subject to restrictions (not
offered every semester, check schedules)
French 413: Caribbean
Literature. "Histoire(s) et Identites" (conducted
in French with prerequisites)
English 195: Contemporary
Caribbean Women Writers (English-Speaking Caribbean)
Labor School: Immigrant
Workers Rights
Spanish 322: Literature
& Culture of the Hispanic Caribbean
Courses in other Departments
that are approved towards the Major subject to other limitations
and pre-requisites (not offered every semester, check schedules)
Courses marked with a *** are highly recommended for our majors.
Please notify your advisor
or chair that you are enrolling in any of these.
Besides those listed below,
other courses may be approved as part of an individually designed
research and indepdentent study agenda.
These courses are subject
to LHCS rules for current Major: only two "outside"
courses may be applied towards major; also subject to home department's
rules and limitations including pre-requisites--contact appropriate
chair or professor for access and permission; negotitate any prerequisites.
Africana Studies
01-014-201: African
Belief Systems in the Latino Community
01-014-203/204: The
Black Experience in America***
01-014-208: Sociology of Black Econmic
Development
01-014-355: Blacks and Economic Structures
01-014-370: Afro-Atlantic
Diaspora***
01-014-404: Contemporary
Race Relations***
Afro-Brazilian History
American Studies
01-050-240: Latino/Latina
Am. Culture
01-050-250: Culture
of Portuguese Speaking Communities in US
01-050-331: Ethnic
America
Comparative Literature
01-195-336: Literatures
of Migration, Immigration and Diaspora
Criminal Justice
01-202-425: Race, Crime
and Justice
Education
05-300-401: Individual
and Cultural Diversity in the Classroom
English: Topics
01-351-366: Literatures
of Migration, Immigration and Diaspora
Geography
01-450-336: Latin America
History: American
01-512-104: Development
of the US II***
01-512-355: Americas
Rise to Global Power
01-512-379: African-American
History, 1877 to Present
01-512-364: Blacks in
Urban America***
01-512-366: Race and
Sex in America
01-512-368: Civil Rights
1900-1980***
01-512-378: Afro-American
History I***
History: Afr, Asia, Latin
Am.
508:264: Latin America
and the US
01-508-360: History
of Brazil
01-508-362: History
of Mexico***
01-508-369: Gender Latin
America
Journalism and Media
04-567-334: Women and
Minorities in Media
Labor Studies
37-575-304: Black Workers
in American Society
37-575-307: Latino
Workers in the US***
37-575-320: Immigrant
Workers and Their Rights***
37-575-364: Diversity
in the Workplace
407: WORKERS MVMNTS
IN NJ***
37-575-481: Topics:
Trade, Agriculture, Immigration
Latin American Studies
01-590-402: Mixing Race
and Culture
01 590-460: Race and
Class in Latin America
Political Science
01-790-333: Political
Development of American Race Relations
Portuguese
01-810-330: Literature
and Culture of Brazil
Public Health
01-832-252: Health and
Social Justice
Sociology
01-920-108: Minority
Groups in American Society***
01-920-306: Race Relations***
01-920-332: Social
Inequalities
01-920-428: Sociology
of Cities and Suburbs
Spanish
01-940-331/332: Literature
and Culture of the Hispanic Caribbean
01-940-363: Bilingualism
in the Spanish Speaking World
460: Race & Class
Dynamics Latin America
Women and Gender Studies
01-988-235 Dynamics
of Class, Race, and Sex***
01-988-329: Race, Gender
Nation***
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