MLAS: Courses in Minor in Latin American Studies
MLAS 200 Gateway Course in Latin American Studies 3 credit
This beginning course is required for the minor in Latin American
studies (MLAS) and introduces students to a variety of academic disciplines
and professional careers pertaining to Latin America. It is taught
by the co-director of MLAS in collaboration with the participating
Latin American studies faculty, and consists of readings, discussion,
films, lectures and interviews with members of the Hispanic community
of the northwestern United States. Fall semester, odd-numbered
years. Immersion field trip over fall break.
MLAS 495 Capstone Seminar in Latin American Studies 1 credit
This upper-division course is required for minors in Latin American
studies. It is intended to help students: 1) consolidate their work in
Latin American studies, 2) reach a higher level of critical perspective
regarding Latin American affairs, and 3) complete final research papers
concerning Latin American. Prerequisites include the successful
completion of MLAS 200, SP 204, and 9 semester credits in residence
at Carroll College in MLAS concentration or allied courses, or the
instructor’s permission to enroll in the course. Spring semester, oddnumbered
years.