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Latina/o/x studies is a growing and popular field across colleges and universities, enabling students to develop a solid background in the complex history, literature, music, film, and intellectual traditions of Latin American communities in the United States.
Job trends have demonstrated that multicultural awareness is essential for students hoping to expand their employment possibilities. The minor is in keeping with the College’s overall commitment to social justice and providing an equity-minded curriculum to serve all students.
Minor Requirements
Group I: Required Courses (9 Credits)
| Course Code | Course Name | Semester or TC | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| LATX 101 | Introduction to Latina/o/x Studies | 3 CR | |
| LATX 202 / FILM 202 | Spanish and Latin American Cinema | 3 CR | |
| LATX 305 / GLOB 305 | The Latina/o/x Experience in Literature & Art | 3 CR | |
| 9 CREDITS |
Group II: Electives (9 Credits) – Choose 3 from the following:
| Course Code | Course Name | Semester or TC | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| LATX 201 / GLOB 201 | Latin Music USA | 3 CR | |
| LATX 302 / GLOB 302 | Contemporary Latin American Literature | 3 CR | |
| HIST 324 | Immigrants in America | 3 CR | |
| HIST 341 | US and Latin America | 3 CR | |
| SOC 309 | Sociology of the Body | 3 CR | |
| SOC 203 | Race and Ethnicity in the United States | 3 CR | |
| One Semester Of A Spanish Language Course | Choice of SPAN 102, SPAN 210, or SPAN 211 | 3 CR | |
| SPAN 300/400: Upon approval, qualified students may take one of the following upper-level Spanish literature courses to satisfy the elective requirement: | SPAN 305, SPAN 314, SPAN 316 SPAN 317, SPAN 345, SPAN 405, SPAN 406 | 3 CR | |
| 9 CREDITS |