Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES<br />
THIRD YEAR<br />
First Semester<br />
ESPA 4201<br />
Intro. to Linguistics I 3<br />
ESPA 4221<br />
Spanish-American Literature I 3<br />
ESPA 4251<br />
The Golden Age 3<br />
HIST 3241<br />
History of Puerto Rico 3<br />
ELECTIVE<br />
Romance Language elective 3<br />
ESPA ----<br />
Electives in Spanish 3<br />
18<br />
Second Semester<br />
ESPA 4202<br />
Intro. to Linguistics II 3<br />
ESPA 4222<br />
Spanish-American<br />
Literature II 3<br />
ESPA 4252<br />
The Golden Age 3<br />
HIST 3242<br />
History of Puerto Rico 3<br />
ELECTIVE<br />
Romance Language<br />
Elective 3<br />
ESPA ----<br />
Electives in Spanish 3<br />
18<br />
FOURTH YEAR<br />
First Semester<br />
ESPA 4011<br />
Diachrony of the Spanish Language 3<br />
ESPA 4231<br />
Puerto Rican Literature I 3<br />
ESPA 4491<br />
Seminar 1<br />
ESPA ----<br />
Electives in Spanish 3<br />
ELECTIVES<br />
Electives 6<br />
16<br />
Second Semester<br />
ESPA 4012<br />
The Spanish Language in America 3<br />
ESPA 4232<br />
Puerto Rican Literature II 3<br />
ESPA 4492<br />
Seminar 1<br />
ESPA ----<br />
Elective in Spanish 3<br />
ELECTIVE<br />
Electives 6<br />
16<br />
Total credits required: 136<br />
*Refer to the Academic Regulations section for<br />
information on Advanced Placement.<br />
**Choose from the alternatives defined by the<br />
Department.<br />
+Choose any course in Social Sciences: ANTR 3005,<br />
ANTR 3015, ANTR/CISO 4066, CIPO 3011, CIPO<br />
3025, CIPO 3035, CIPO 3095, CIPO 3175, CIPO<br />
4016, CIPO 3036, CIPO 4236, CISO 3121-3122,<br />
GEOG 3155, GEOG 3185, HIST ____, PSIC 3001-<br />
3002, SOCI 3016, SOCI 3261-3262, SOCI 3315, or<br />
ECON 3021-3022, ECON 3091-3092, ECON 4037 or<br />
ECON 4056.<br />
DEPARTMENTAL FACULTY<br />
HILTON ALERS-VALENTIN, Assistant Professor,<br />
Ph.D., 2000, University of Massachussets at Amherst.<br />
Research and Teaching Interests: Syntatic Theory,<br />
Phonological Theory, Generative Grammar, Historical<br />
Linguistics.<br />
MARIBEL ACOSTA-LUGO, Instructor, M.A.,<br />
1997, University of Puerto Rico. Research and<br />
Teaching Interests: Caribbean Literature.<br />
ELSA R. ARROYO-VAZQUEZ, Professor, Ph.D.,<br />
1989, Rutgers University. Research and Teaching<br />
Interests: Spanish American Literature with emphasis<br />
on Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, Literary Theory,<br />
studies of the Female Gender in Literature. Essay<br />
writer.<br />
AMARILIS CARRERO-PEÑA, Assistant Professor,<br />
Ph.D., 2001, The Pennsylvania State University.<br />
Research and Teaching Interests: Latin American<br />
Literature, Brazilian Literature, Spanish Literature<br />
(17th Century - Golden Age). Studies in short story,<br />
poetry and novel.<br />
AIDA L. CARRERO-VELEZ, Assistant Professor,<br />
M.A., 1990, State University of New York at Albany.<br />
Research and Teaching Interests: Spanish American<br />
and Hispanic Caribbean Literatures. Short story,<br />
poetry.<br />
CAMILE CRUZ-MARTES, Assistant Professor,<br />
Ph.D., 2001, Brown University. Research and<br />
Teaching Interests: Hispanic Caribbean and Latin<br />
American Colonial Literature.<br />
KATZMIN FELICIANO-CRUZ, Associate<br />
Professor, M.A., 1991, University of Puerto Rico.<br />
Research and Teaching Interests: Spanish Literature.<br />
MANUEL FIGUEROA-MELENDEZ, Associate<br />
Professor, Ph.D., 1997, University of Puerto Rico.<br />
Research and Teaching Interests: Spanish Literature,<br />
Novel, Poetry, Love in Literature, Theatre. Poet.<br />
<strong>Undergraduate</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> 2004-2005 151
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