Correspondence Directory

Majors and Courses of InstructionLatin American StudiesHIST 335A Latin America in Revolution (Baskes)HIST 335B The Spanish Conquest of America (Baskes)HIST 335C Economic History of Latin America (Baskes)SPAN 254 Conversation-Composition: Topics in Spanish Culture (Arribas, Harper)SPAN 255 Conversation-Composition: Topics in the Culture of Latin America (Rojas, Colvin)SPAN 300.5 The Child in Contemporary Latin American Literature and Film (Colvin)SPAN 352 Introduction to Latin American Literature (Rojas, Colvin)SPAN 360 20 th Century Mexican Literature and Popular Culture (Rojas)SPAN 362 Latin America Short Story and Poetry (Rojas, Colvin)SPAN 364 The Latin American Novel Within its Cultures (Rojas, Colvin)PG 300.3 Comparative Political Topics: Protest and Violence (J. Franklin)PG 344 Comparative Political Topics: Democratization (J. Franklin)PG 348 Comparative Political Topics: Latin America (J. Franklin)Cognate CoursesECON 353 Economic Development (Rahman)ECON 372 International Economics (Rahman)GEOG 345 Economic Geography (Walker)GEOG 370 The World’s Cities (Walker)PG 344 Comparative Political Topics: Democratization (J. Franklin)PG 347 Comparative Political Topics: Protest and Violence (J. Franklin)PG 361 American Foreign Policy (Kay)PHIL 310 The Search for Global Ethics (Stone-Mediatore)REL 352 Liberation Theology (Twesigye)SOAN 295 Native American Cultures of the Southwest (Peoples)SOAN 360 Cultural and Social Change (Staff)Courses 490. Senior Thesis (Staff)All majors must complete a major research paper of 25-30 pages in length, normally in the senioryear. The thesis is to be directed by a member of the Latin American Studies Faculty Committeeand overseen by a panel of two additional faculty members from at least one other department. Thefinal paper will be read and evaluated by the entire faculty panel.174