Academic Catalog

Latin American and Latinx Studies (C072)

GEC Coordinator: Clarisa Perez-Armendariz

This concentration provides frameworks to better understand the cultures, societies and environments of Latin America and its diasporas, including the many communities that historically pre-existed in the United States, people who have immigrated to the United States from various parts of Latin America, and their descendants.

Complete four credits from the Latin American and Latinx Studies program or designated with the (C072) GEC attribute; no more than two courses may be from any one department or program.

One non-Bates credit may be applied toward the concentration if judged comparable to one of those below by the concentration coordinator and with prior approval. If studying abroad in Latin America, up to two non-Bates credits may be applied to the concentration if the above conditions are met. This concentration is not open to students who have declared a major or minor in Latin American and Latinx Studies or a major in History with a primary concentration on Latin America.

Active course offerings include:

ASIA 343Geopolitics of Rising Powers: BRICS and Beyond
ENVR 223Politics of Wildlife Conservation
ENVR 228Latin America Debates Dependency and Development
HISP 222Short Narrative in the Spanish-speaking World
HISP 223Drama and Performance in the Spanish-speaking World
HISP 224Protest and Justice
HISP 226Race and Nation in the Ibero/American World
HISP 308Poéticas del género y la memoria
HIST S26¡Revolución! Debating Mexico
HIST 181Creating Latin America: A History
HIST 295Montezuma's Mexico: Aztecs and their World
HIST 301WLatin America during the Cold War
HIST 301YThe Spanish Inquisition
LALS 181Creating Latin America: A History
LALS 228Latin America Debates Dependency and Development
LALS 295Montezuma's Mexico: Aztecs and their World
LALS 301WLatin America during the Cold War
LALS 303The Spanish Inquisition
LALS 343Geopolitics of Rising Powers: BRICS and Beyond
PLTC 228Latin America Debates Dependency and Development
PLTC 268Global Political Economy of Development
PLTC 320Immigrants and Their Homelands
PLTC 343Geopolitics of Rising Powers: BRICS and Beyond
REL 295Montezuma's Mexico: Aztecs and their World
REL 314The Spanish Inquisition