El Club de Español
El Club de Español is a place for students of all Spanish language capabilities to get together and practice their Spanish.
By minoring in Latin American studies, students will be able to supplement their degree with cultural and regional expertise of the countries and peoples of Latin America. After completing the minor, students will have demonstrated language competence and enhanced understanding of the historical, political and cultural forces that affect Latin America.
Course Number | Course Name | Instructor | Days | Time | Location |
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SPAN 3400 | Introduction to Hispanic Cinema | J.P. Spicer-Escalante | M-W | 1:30-2:45 | Technology 108 |
PORT 3570 | Brazilian Culture & Civilization | Cacilda Rêgo | T-R | 3:00-5:45 | OM 207 |
PORT 4200 | Brazilian Media in Global Context | Cacilda Rêgo | T-R | 12:00-2:45 | Online |
POLS 3270 | Latin American Government and Politics (DSS) | Diego Romero | T-R | 1:30-2:45 | OM 119 |
HIST 3660 | History of Mexico | James Sanders | T-R | 12:00-1:15 | Eccles Business 216 |
ENGL 3610 | Multicultural American Literature | Nate Straight | T | 5:15-7:45 | Online |
ENGL 4375 | US Latinx Literature | Sophia Martínez-Abbud | T-R | 9:00-10:15 | Ray B. West 102 |
The Latin American studies minor requires language competency in introductory Spanish or Portuguese, so graduates can expect to leave prepared to become effective international citizens. Supplementing a bachelor’s degree with this minor will prepare students to seek employment as government workers, or with companies dealing in international business or development.
Assistant Professor, Latin American Studies Director
Office: MHC 128
Email: marcela.lemos@usu.edu