Global and Regional Studies, Regional Studies Track, Latin America Concentration, BA

Anthropology

• ANTH 121 - World Cultures Central America or Latin America

History

• HIST 150 - Topics in Latin American History
• HIST 151 - Women in Latin American History
• HIST 152 - Revolution in Latin America
• HIST 153 - The African Diaspora in Latin America
• HIST 154 - Latin America, the United States, and the Drug Trade
• HIST 155 - Latin American Environmental History

Literature and Art

• SPAN 140 - Latin American Literature I
• SPAN 141 - Latin American Literature II
• SPAN 143 - Contemporary Latin American Literature
• SPAN 145 - Twentieth-Century Mexican Literature
• WLC 188 - Culture and Civilization of Latin America
• WLC 189 - Culture and Civilization of Mexico

Politics

• POL 145 - Latin American Politics

Notes:

Regional studies track students must take the ANTH 121  that corresponds to the content of their region.

Any course listed for this major that requires a prerequisite assumes a grade of C- or better in the prerequisite course. In addition, C is the minimum acceptable grade in GRS 100  and GRS 196  for credit toward the major.

Regional Studies track students must complete the requirements of a minor area of study chosen from Anthropology, Economics, History, World Languages and Cultures, or Politics.