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Section III: Majors, Minors, Courses of Instruction

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Section III:
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  • Art
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  • Latin American and Caribbean Studies
  • Mathematics
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  • Political Science
  • Psychology
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  • University Studies
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    Latin American and Caribbean Studies

    2001-2002 Faculty: Catanese (Economics), Dziubinskyj (Spanish), Elman (Spanish), Harris (Director-2nd semester, Spanish), Hernandez (French and Spanish), James (Religious Studies), Kuecker (History), LaLone (Anthropology), Lee (Spanish), Luque-Eckrich (Spanish), McVorran (Education), Merrell (Anthropology), A. Rambo (Spanish), J. Rambo (Director-1st semester, Spanish), Sahu (Political Science).

    A minor is offered in Latin American and Caribbean Studies.

    Off-campus study in Latin America or the Caribbean (or on the U.S.-Mexico border) is strongly recommended. Consult the International and Off-Campus Study Center for possible programs. Courses taken in an approved off-campus study program as well as in certain summer school programs may, with prior approval, substitute for some of the required courses. Students should consult with the chairs of the appropriate departments and complete an "Off-Campus Course Credit" form before leaving DePauw for their off-campus study. Because of curricular overlap, no student will be permitted to minor in Spanish and also minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies. However, students will be permitted to major in Spanish and minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies, provided that at least three courses are not used for both.

    Requirements for a minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies:
    Total courses required: five courses
    Core courses: Language Block*: SPAN 232 (or placement into the 300 level in Spanish)

    *Heritage speakers of Spanish who have placed beyond SPAN 232 in their placement exam, and who wish to continue their study of the language, must complete SPAN 332 and select from the courses taught in Spanish in Group II.

    Other courses: The Culture Block includes courses from three groups.
  • Group I (two courses required): HIST 105 (Mexican Americans), HIST 115, HIST 116, HIST 206, HIST 300 (Latin America), HIST 381.
  • Group II (one course minimum): FYS 197 (Survivors New World), FREN 401, M L 264, M L 290, SPAN 335, SPAN 338, SPAN 390 (Latin America), SPAN 444.
  • Group III (one course minimum): GEOG 276, ANTH 259, ANTH 272, ANTH 273, ANTH 354, REL 369, REL 370 (Latin America), POLS 352, ECON 250, UNIV 290 (Latin America)and other courses as approved by the Advisory Committee on Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
  • # 300 and 400 level courses: one to two courses


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