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SPRING 2007
Courses
in the Department and Syllabi
Open to first and second year students only. Juniors who are majors may enter with special permission. This course is now required for the Major and Minor
Open only to first and second year students. Juniors who are majors may enter with special permission. This course is now required for the Major and Minor
This course is now required for the Major and an option for the Minor; open to all students
This course is now required for the Major and an option for the Minor. It is open to first, second and third year students.
- Topics in LHCS: Environmental Issues in Latino/a Writing - 836:312--Prof. Marcone
Equivalent to "conflict and change" for purposes of the "old" major. Open to all students
This course has three goals. It will first review the principal long term themes in the formation of Central American Nation-States. After this, we will more carefully examine the history of the region in the twentieth century with a special focus on discussions of authoritarian states and revolutionary actors, cultures and movements. The third part of the course will examine in some detail the history of the revolutionary movements and/or governments in Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador between 1977 and 1992.
Courses
in other Departments that are approved towards the major this semester
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.
*Subject
to LHCS rules for current Major--only two courses "outside" courses
may be applied towards major; also subject to home department's
rules and limitations.
*Subject to
pre-requisites established by home department--contact appropriate chair or professor for access and permission; negotitate any prerequisites.
Africana Studies
01-014-201: African Belief Systems in the Latino Community
01-014-204: The Black Experience in America
American Studies
01-050-331: Ethnic America
01-050-250: Culture of Portuguese Speaking Communities in US
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
History: American
01-512-379: African-American History, 1877 to Present
Journalism and Media
04-567-334: Women and Minorities
Labor Studies
37-575-307: Latino Workers in the US
37-575-320: Immigrant Workers and Their Rights
37-575-364: Diversity in the Workplace
37-575-481: Topics: Trade, Agriculture, Immigration
Latin American Studies
01-590-402: Caribbean Theater
01 590-460: Race and Class in Latin America
Political Science
01-790-333: Political Development of American Race Relations
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
01-940-332: Literature and Culture of the Hispanic Caribbean
Women and Gender Studies
01-988-235 Dynamics of Class, Race, and Sex
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