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THE MINOR PROGRAM The interdisciplinary minor program in Latin American Studies consists of 18 credit hours in LAS courses. At least 6 of these hours must be at the 300 or 400 level. Only 9 of these hours may be in the same discipline as the major. Following are some examples, given for purposes of illustration:
Students are strongly encouraged to take additional coursework in their area of interest, and to take advantage of UL Lafayette's study abroad programs in Mexico, and/or with the AHA programs in Latin America, with whom we have a relationship. Federal financial aid applies to all UL Lafayette and AHA programs. COURSES Courses university wide with at least 50% Latin America related content, count as LAS courses. We define "Latin America" broadly to include the Caribbean, as well as the Spanish period in what is now the United States. If you are teaching, or taking a course with this much Latin America related content and it is not listed here, please contact las@louisiana.edu. All of the following courses count for LAS credit when their primary focus is Latin America. Additional courses in rubrics such as Anthropology, Economics, Honors, Humanities, Political Science, Sociology, as well as other disciplines may also be considered for LAS credit.
INFORMATION AND ADVISING For further information, please contact the College of Liberal Arts or an LAS advisor: Dr. Leslie Bary (Spanish), 337.482.6814 http://www.ucs.louisiana.edu/~lxb1801/index.html Dr. Julia Frederick (History), 337.482.5427 Director, Honors Program, 337.482.6700 Dr. Richard Winters (Spanish), 337.482.5439 http://www.ucs.louisiana.edu/~rxw1111/index.html Faculty with active Latin America related research or teaching, and who would like to be listed as LAS faculty, should contact Dr. Bary. MASTER OF ARTS IN LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY Students interested in this program should contact Dr. Frederick or Dr. Mary Farmer-Kaiser, Graduate Coordinator in the Department of History. |