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Program checklist · Latin American and Latinx Studies Concentration

Latin American and Latinx Studies Concentration

University of Scranton · Scranton, PA

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Program
Award
Latin American and Latinx Studies Concentration
Credits (computed from items)
18
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
215929
CourseShelf checklist
CK_215929_510ad79d
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Language Requirement

1 item
  1. Demonstrate familiarity by earning a grade of “C” or better in SPAN 212 or beyond or by challenge exam
    Not resolved to a course

Core Courses (9-18 credits):

48 items
  1. As published: “BIOL 195 - (E, D) Tropical Biology 1”
    3
  2. As published: “BIOL 204 - (E, D) Environmental Issues in Latin America”
    3
  3. As published: “ENLT 129 - (CL, D) Literature and Social Justice”
    3
  4. 137X - (FYS, CL, D) Race & Social Justice
    Not resolved to a course
  5. As published: “ENLT 252 - (CL, D, EPW) Latinx Literature”
    3
  6. As published: “HIST 125 - (CH, D) Colonial Latin America”
    3
  7. As published: “HIST 126 - (CH, D) Modern Latin America”
    3
  8. As published: “HIST 213 - (CH, D, EPW) Gender and Family in Latin America”
    3
  9. As published: “HIST 215 - (CH, D) Church and Society in Latin America”
    3
  10. As published: “HIST 327 - (CH, D, EPW) Race in Latin America”
    3
  11. As published: “HIST 490 - (EPW) Seminar in History 2”
    3
  12. LA/WS 395 - (S, D) Women and Development in Latin America
    Not resolved to a course
  13. As published: “LAS 295 - (S, D) Mexican Culture and Language 3”
    3
  14. As published: “LIT 205 - (CL, D) Modern Latin-American Literature in Translation”
    3
  15. As published: “MGT 474 - (D, EPW) Managing Multicultural Workforce”
    3
  16. As published: “PHIL 242 - (P, D) Latin American Thought”
    3
  17. As published: “PS 219 - (S, D) Latin American Politics”
    3
  18. As published: “PS 323 - (S, D) Central America”
    3
  19. As published: “PS 333 - United States-Latin American Relations”
    3
  20. As published: “SOC 224 - (S, D) Race and Ethnic Relations”
    3
  21. T/RS 250 - (P, D) Latin American Liberation Theology and Beyond
    Not resolved to a course
  22. Supporting Spanish Language Courses (no more than )
    Not resolved to a course
    9
  23. Spanish proficiency beyond SPAN 212 is not required but students can apply up to three courses () towards the concentration from the following Spanish language offerings
    Not resolved to a course
    9
  24. As published: “SPAN 311 - (CF, D) Spanish Conversation”
    3
  25. As published: “SPAN 312 - (EPW, CF, D) Spanish Composition”
    3
  26. As published: “SPAN 314 - (EPW, D) Latin-American Culture and Civilization”
    3
  27. As published: “SPAN 315 - Spanish for the Health Professions”
    3
  28. As published: “SPAN 319 - Business Spanish”
    3
  29. As published: “SPAN 320 - (CL) Introduction to Literary Studies”
    3
  30. As published: “SPAN 324 - (D, CL) Latin American Fictions of the Body”
    3
  31. As published: “SPAN 331 - (CL, D) Survey of Spanish-American Literature”
    3
  32. As published: “SPAN 335 - (D) Service and the Hispanic Community”
    3
  33. As published: “SPAN 413 - Topics in Hispanic Prose 1”
    3
  34. As published: “SPAN 422 - Spanish-American Drama”
    3
  35. As published: “SPAN 430 - (CL, D) Hispanic Women Writers”
    3
  36. Additional Information
    Not resolved to a course
  37. 1 May be used as a supporting course when course content is specific to Latin America and/or its diaspora
    Not resolved to a course
  38. 2 Restricted to senior History majors or students with a Latin American and Latinx Studies concentration or major, when course content is specific to Latin American and/or Latinx history
    Not resolved to a course
  39. 3 A three-credit intersession travel course to Mexico. Credit load and tuition are applied to Spring Semester
    Not resolved to a course
  40. Students who study abroad or take other appropriate classes with an emphasis on Latin America and/or its diaspora may petition to substitute classes and are encouraged to speak with the director of the program
    Not resolved to a course
  41. Close
    Not resolved to a course
  42. a
    Not resolved to a course
  43. Share this Page
    Not resolved to a course
  44. Facebook this Page (opens a new window)
    Not resolved to a course
  45. Tweet this Page (opens a new window)
    Not resolved to a course
  46. Print (opens a new window)
    Not resolved to a course
  47. Help (opens a new window)
    Not resolved to a course
  48. T
    Not resolved to a course
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