Program in Latin American and Latino Studies

Courses to be offered Spring 2009

• HS383   The Cross and the Sword: Christianity and the Making of Colonial Latin America
• SN346   Violence and Culture: Colombia in the 20th Century
• SN365   Latin American Essay
  
  Courses not exclusively dedicated to LALS but that may be counted if final paper or project is done on some aspect of Latin America and if pre-approved by LALS advisor:
  
  
• EC440  International Financial Economics
• IB282   International Business
• IB415   International Management
• IB499   International Business Internship (if placed with a Latin American company, or a US company operating in Latin America)
• PS370  Theories of International Relations
• SN320  Introduction to Spanish Linguistics

Tentative courses to be offered Fall 2009

• HS384    Modern Latin America
• ML392D Introduction to Latin American and Latino Studies
• SN 354   Contemporary Latin American Literature
• SN 380   Modernismo

Tentative courses to be offered Spring 2010

• HS497  Seminar: Comparative Revolutions in Latin America
• SN 351 Literature and Identity Politics in Peru
• SN 375 Women and Men in Twentieth-Century Latin American Literature
• SN 3__ A course on the Latin American Avant-Garde
  
  Courses not exclusively dedicated to LALS but that may be counted if final paper or project is done on some aspect of Latin America and if pre-approved by LALS advisor:
  
  
• SN 3__ A course on some aspect of Hispanic Linguistics

Tentative courses to be offered Fall 2010

• HS386   Soldiers and Guerrillas in Modern Latin America

For more information:
      Electives list
      Requirements for the interdisciplinary minor in Latin American and Latino Studies
      Upcoming Latin American and Latino events


Research Tools at the Loyola/Notre Dame Library:
      Research Tools in Latin American and Latin Studies
      Research Tools in History
      Reference Books in French, Portuguese & Spanish (and other languages)

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Steering Committee
      Bill Donovan, Ph.D., History, and Program Advisor, LALS
      Marie Murphy, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Literatures
      Rev. William C. Rickle, S.J., Ph.D., Sociology, and Director, Institute on Migration, Culture and Ministry
      Thomas Ward, Ph.D., Modern Languages and Literatures, and Program Director, LALS


Affiliated Departments, Institutes, Centers and Programs
      The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
      Department of History
      Institute on Migration, Culture and Ministry
      Loyola College’s Exchange Program at Universidad del Salvador - Buenos Aires, Argentina
      Loyola College at University Alberto Hurtado (UAH) - Santiago, Chile
      Encounter El Salvador
      Project Mexico
      Center for Community Service and Justice

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