| Required courses (6 credits) (click here to view course descriptions) ETHN 1100 Introduction to Latinos/as in the U.S. (Introduction to Latino/a Studies) ETHN 2110 History of Mexican Americans Four courses focusing on U.S. Latinos - (12 hours) ETHN 3120 Chicanos in the United States ETHN 4100 Mexican-American Thought ETHN 4150* Contemporary U.S. Immigration ETHN 4200 Latino/a Cultural Studies ETHN 4550 Latino/a Gender and Sexuality ETHN 4800*+ Seminar in Ethnic Studies ETHN 4890* Field Study in Ethnic Studies FCS 4800* Seminar in Family and Consumer Sciences SPAN 4240 Exploring Latino/a and Latin American Culture through Service-Learning SPAN 4890*+ Hispanic Studies One course focusing on Latin America ETHN 3100 Mexican Culture HIST 3090 Latin America Before Independence HIST 3100 Modern Latin America HIST 3110 U.S.-Latin American Relations, 1810-Present HIST 4110 Modern Mexico HIST 4130 Caribbean and Spanish Main POLS 3550 Governments and Politics of Latin America SPAN 2700 Intro.to Latin American Culture Studies |
* This course will count toward the Latino/a Studies minor during semesters where at least half of course content focuses on Latinos and Latinas in the U.S.
+ This course can be repeated if offered under different Latino/a Studies topics.
Important Note: Courses that are used to satisfy requirements for a major cannot also be used to satisfy requirements for the Latino/a Studies minor.
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