Minor in Latin American Studies

(for minors declaring Winter 2007 and after;
those declaring earlier also may follow these requirements)

 

30 credits as follows, plus foreign language:

 

1.      One year of Spanish or Portuguese, or equivalent proficiency

2.      at least 5 credits in History chosen from an approved list*

3.      at least 15 credits chosen from an approved list of courses on Contemporary Latin America*

4.      at least 10 additional credits chosen from the History or Contemporary Latin America lists, or from an approved list of electives.*

5.      At least 20 of the 30 credits must be completed at the University of Washington (UW Foreign Study programs included).

6.      Minimum grade of 2.0 required in each course applied toward the minor.

Course Lists

 

*(1) History Courses (5 credits)

ARCHY 304

New World Prehistory

ARCHY 476

New World States and Empires

BIS 363

Conflict and Connection in the Americas

HSTAA 185

Intro to Latin American History: Columbus to Castro

HSTAA 282

The Social History Of Mexico

HSTAA 285

Latin American History Through Film

HSTAA 384

Latin America: Inter-American and Intra-Continental Relations

HSTAA 385

Colonial Society & Negotiation of Rule in L.A. and Caribb

HSTAA 386

Challenges of Post-Coloniality in Lat Am and Caribb

HSTAA 480

Labor and Popular Movements in Latin America (joint w/SISLA)

HSTAA 481

History of Peru and the Andean Retion

HSTAA 482

History of Brazil: Colonial Period to the Present

HSTAA 486

History of Mexico: Colonial Origins to 1822

HSTAA 487

History of Mexico: 1822 to the Present

HSTAA 488

History of Central America and the Caribbean

 

  Other HIST or HSTAA courses (e.g., HSTAA 490, Special Topics) may be
  counted when topic is Latin America.

 *(2) Contemporary Latin America (15 credits)

ANTH 404

Peoples and Cultures of South America

ANTH 416

Comparative Social Movements: Mexico & United States

ANTH 418

Indian Heritage of Mexico and Central America

C LIT 315

National Cinema: Mexican Film

C LIT 321

Studies in Lit. of the Americas

C LIT 357

The US-Mexico Border in Literature and Film

CHSTU 255

Mexican Women: Past and Present

CHSTU 352

Mexican Immigration: A Comparative Analysis

ECON 492

Economic Issues of Contemporary Latin America

ENGL 317

Literature of the Americas

GEOG 430

Contemporary Development Issues in Latin America

GEOG 451

Cultural Geography of Latin America (joint w/SIS)

HSTAA 284

History of the Chicano People since 1848

LSJ 410

Human Rights in Latin America

MUSIC 317

Music Cultures of the World: "The Americas"

MUSIC 433

Music of Latin America

PORT 310

Introduction to Lusophone Literature

PORT 335

Contemporary Brazilian Literature in Translation

SIS 470

Human Rights in Latin America

SISLA 322

Political Economy of Latin America (joint w/POLS)

SISLA 342

Government and Politics of Latin America (joint w/POLS)

SISLA 355

Social Change in Latin America (joint w/SOC)

SISLA 399

Latin American Foreign Study

SISLA 470

Latin Am Studies Internship (max 5 cr applied to minor)

SISLA 485

Cultural Studies of Latin America (joint w/SPAN)

SISLA 486

Photography & Cultural Studies in Latin America
    (joint w/SPAN)

SPAN 206

Arts and Culture of Oaxaca

SPAN 307

Introduction to Latin American Literature

SPAN 319

Mexican Literature

SPAN 320

Contemporary Latin American Literature in Translation

SPAN 334

Latin American Film

SPAN 376

Introduction to Latin American Poetry

SPAN 468

Latin American Women

SPAN 474

Latin American Fiction: Twentieth Century

SPAN 476

Contemporary Latin American Poetry

SPAN 477

Latin American Essay

SPAN 478

Modern Latin American Theater

SPAN 479

The City and Latin American Literature

SPAN 483

Latin American Literature: Origins to Independence

SPAN 484

Latin American Literature: Modernismo to the Present

SPAN 487

Mexican Cinema

SPAN 488

The Fantastic in Latin American Literature: Augusto
    Monterroso

TCSIIN 435

Popular Movements in Latin America

TIBCIN 461

Religion and Church in Latin America

TSMIN 324

Modern Latin America

 

*(3)  Electives (10 credits)

  All courses in areas (1) and (2) above, plus

ANTH 345

Women and International Economic Development
     (joint w/SIS & WOMEN)

CHSTU 101

Intro. to Chicano Studies (AUT2000 to AUT2006)

CHSTU 200

Latinos in the United States (AUT2000 thru AUT2006)

CHSTU 254

Northwest Latinos, History, Community, Culture

CHSTU 256

Chicanas: Gender and Race Issues

CHSTU 260

Introduction to Chicano Politics

CHSTU 330

Chicano/Chicana Autobiography

CHSTU 340

Latino/a Theater

CHSTU 356

The Chicano Family

CHSTU 405

Advanced Chicano Studies

CHSTU 498

Special Topics in Chicano Studies: Latina Cultural Production

GEOG 230

Urbanization and Development: Geographies of Global Inequality (AUT 2000-AUT 2006)

GEOG 335

Geography of the Developing World (joint w/SIS)
(AUT 2000-AUT 2006)

GEOG 344

Migration in the Global Economy (joint w/SIS)

GEOG 371

World Hunger and Resource Development

HSTEU 361

Spain and Its Golden Age: 1469-1700

I BUS 330

Business Environment in Developing Nations

PSYCH 250

Racism and Minority Groups (AUT 2000-SU2007)

SIS 200

States & Capitalism

SIS 202

Cultural Interactions

SIS 302

Intercultural Relations

SIS 330

Political Economy of Development

SIS 333

Gender and Globalization: Theory and Process

SIS 401

International Political Economy

SIS 433

Environmental Degradation in the Tropics

SIS 455

Industry and the State

SIS 456

State-Society Relations in Third World Countries

   (joint w/POLS)

SPAN 321

Introduction to Hispanic Literary Studies

SPAN 322

Introduction to Hispanic Cultural Studies

SPAN 333

Hispanic Film Studies

SPAN 464

Chicana Expressive Culture

SPAN 465

Contemporary Chicano Literature