Courses
Fall 2013
- Professor Maria J. Bustos Fernandez
- MCLG 100H/ANTY 103H Intro to Latin American Studies (TR 11:10-12:40, TBA)
- SPNS 291 Argentina Study Abroad (T 11:10-12:40, TBA)
- Professor Eduardo Chirinos
- SPNS 494 Latin American Poetry (TR 9:40 - 11:00, LA 140)
- Professor Paul Haber
- PSCI 325 Politics of Latin America (TBA, TBA)
- Professor Clary S. Loisel
- SPNS 331 Contemporary Latin American Literature (MW 2:10-4:30, TBA)
- MCLG 191 Race, Class, Gender, And Sexuality in Comtemporary Latin American Film and Literature (MW 2:10-4:30, TBA)
- Professor Jody Pavilack
- HSTR 230H Colonial Latin America (TR 11:10-12:30, TBA)
- HSTR 437 U.S. - Latin American Realtions History Research Seminar (W 1:10-4:10, TBA)
- Professor Daniel Spencer
- EVST 494 Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development: Views from Nicaracua International Travel Seminar in Nicaragua. May 27th - June 12th, 2014
Spanish Language Courses
-
Various Instructors and Sections
- SPNS 101 Elementary Spanish I
- Various Instructors and Sections
- SPNS 201 Intermediate Spanish I
- Professor Sonia Balasch
- SPNS 305 Spanish Phonetics (MWF 2:10-3:00, LA 234)
- SPNS 400 Spanish: Applied Linguistics (MWF 10:10 - 11:00, LA 105)
- Professor Maria Bustos - Fernandez
- SPNS 301 Spanish: Oral and Written Expresson (TR 2:10-3:30, LA 140)
- Professor Eduardo Chirinos
- SPNS 326 Contemporary Spanish Literature (TR 12:40-2:00, LA 335)
- Professor Clary Loisel
- SPNS 321 Advanced Conversations (MWF 11:10 -12:00, TBA)
- SPNS 331 Comtemporary Latin American Literature (MWF 10:10-11:00, LA 207)
- Professor Jannine Montauban
- SPNS 465 Spanish Literature: Renissance and the Golden Age (MWF 9:10-10:00, ED 214)
- Professor Stanly Rose
- SPNS 301 Spanish: Oral and Written Expression (MWF 2:10-300, TBA
Summer 2013
Professor Clary S. Loisel
- MCLG 110H/ANTY 103H Introduction to Latin American Studies (May 28 - June 27, MTWR 1:30-3:20, TBA)
- MCLG 491 Latin American Cinema - Part of UM's Summer Film Institute (June 17 - June 28, M-F 8:00-12:30, TBA)
Professor Jody Pavilack
- HSTR 231H Modern Latin America (MTWR 11:10-1:20, TBA
*If you have questions about Summer Courses, please contact for their respective courses:
Clary Loisel clary.loisel@mso.umt.edu
or Jody Pavilack jody.pavilack@umontan.edu
Spring 2013
- Professor Maria J. Bustos Fernandez
- SPNS 331 Contemporary Latin American Literature (MWF 2:10-3:00, LA)
- SPNS 432-40 Latin American Literature (M 3:10-5:30, LA 305)
- Professor Hipolito Chacon
- ARTH 434H-01 Latin American Art (TR 2:10-4:00 FA 302)
- Professor Clary S. Loisel
- Study Abroad Program to Santiago, Chile. Deadline to apply: Sept. 5, 2012
(Chile Study Abroad FLYER & Chile Study Abroad APPLICATION
- Study Abroad Program to Santiago, Chile. Deadline to apply: Sept. 5, 2012
- Professor Jannine Monatauban
- SPNS 391-01 Intro to Hispanic Literature and Culture (MWF 11:10 - 12:00, LA 342
- Professor Joann Pavilack
- HSTR 231-01 Modern Latin America (TR 11:10-12:30, LA 203)
- HSTR 334 Latin America: Reform and Revolution (TR 2:10-3:30)
- Professor Daniel Spencer
- Environmental Justice and Sustainable Development: Views from Latin America International Travel Seminar in Nicaragua. May 27th - June 12th, 2013
Spanish Language Courses
- Various Instructors and Sections
- SPNS 102 Elementary Spanish II
- Various Instructors and Sections
- SPNS 202 Intermediate Spanish II
- Professor Sonia Balasch
- SPNS 305 Spanish Phonetics (MWF 1:10- 2:00, LA 334)
- SPNS 408 Spanish: Advanced Composition and Conversation (TR 9:40-11:00 LA 140)
- Professor Eduardo Chirinos
- SPNS 494 Poesia y Pintura (TR 12:40-2:00, LA 420)
- Professor Clary Loisel
- Study Abroad Program to Santiago, Chile
- Professor Jannine Monatauban
- SPNS 326 Contemporary Spanish Lit (MWF 9:10 - 10:00, LA 334)
- SPNS 321 -40 Advanced Conversations (MWF 1:10 - 2:00, LA 207)
- Professor Stanley Rose
- SPNS 301-01 Spanish: Oral and Written Expressions (MWF 3:10-4:00, LA 207
- SPNS 306 -01 Commerical Spanish (MWF 1:10-2:00, LA 207)
Requirements for a Minor
To earn a minor in Latin American studies a student must:
1. Complete a minimum of 18 semester credits in approved Latin American studies courses (all courses listed below in addition to special offerings) in at least three different disciplines. One of these courses must be MCLG 100H, Introduction to Latin American Studies.
2. Complete SPNS 101 through 201 (SPAN 101 through 201), or equivalent.
Note: Participation in a study abroad program is highly recommended.
Latin American Studies Core Curriculum:
- MCLG 100H Introduction to Latin American Studies 3 cr.
- MCLG/LS 358 Latin American Civilization through Literature and Film 3 cr. or SPAN 359 Spanish American Civilization through Literature and Film 3 cr.
- SPNS 331 (SPAN 312L) Introduction to Latin American Literature 3 cr.
- SPNS 432 (SPAN 450L) Latin American Literature 3 cr. (R–6)
- SPNS 494 (SPAN 494) Seminar Variable cr. (R–12) (when topic is related to Latin American literature such as Latin American drama, poetry, novel, short story, Argentinian literature, 19th Century Latin American Literature)
- HSTR 230H (HIST 286H) Colonial Latin America 3 cr.
- HSTR 231X (HIST 287H) Modern Latin America 3 cr.
- HSTR 334 (HIST 385) Latin America: Reform and Revolution 3 cr.
- HSTR 435 (HIST 485) Latin America: Memories of Politics and Politics of Memory 3 cr.
- HSTR 436 (HIST 486) Latin America: Workers and Labor History 3 cr.
- PSCI 325 (PSC 325) Politics of Latin America 3 cr.
- PSCI 327 (PSC 327) Politics of Mexico 3 cr.
- PSCI 432 (PSC 430) Inter–American Relations 3 cr.
- PSCI 463 (PSC 463S) Development Administration (when offered during summer session in Mexico)
- ARTH 433H/NASX 833H Art of the Ancient Americas 3 cr.
- ARTH 434/NAS 368 Latin American Art 3 cr.
- ART 451 Seminar in Art History and Criticism 3 cr. (when topic refers to Latin America)
- SW 323 Women and Social Action in the Americas 3 cr.
- ANTH 354 Mesoamerican Prehistory 3 cr.
- EVST 410 Environmental Justice in Latin America (credits variable)
