Latina-Latino Studies Minor - NYC

Campus: NYC

Minor Requirements

Course List
Code	Title	Credits
Required Courses
LLS 100	Latina/o Communities	3
LLS 393	Internship in Latina/o Studies	3
POL 257	Latinx Politics in the United States	3
Required Electives
Select 6 credits of the following: ^1,2		6
HIS 113B	The American Experience: American Diversity, Immigration, Ethnicity and Race
HIS 113S	The War Film in History: Genre, Gender and Race
HIS 345	History of America Immigration Law, 1790 to the Present
INT 198M	The History, Literature and Culture of the Spanish Borderlands of North America ³
LAS 220	Caribbean Transnational Cultures: The History, Literature and Film of the Spanish Caribbean ³
LIT 211J	American Voices
LIT 211U	Latina/o Voices: Transnational Currents in American Writing
NYC 230	Immigration, Ethnicity and Race in NYC History
POL 296R	Topic: Race and American Political Development
POL 301J	Workshop: Constitutional Law and Social Change
POL 302C	Workshop: Constitutional Law: Civil Rights
POL 302M	Workshop: Immigration, Race and Citizenship in the United States
PSY 296A	Topic: Psychology of Ethnic Groups in the United States of America: The Latino Experience
SOC 112	Race and Ethnicity in Cities
SOC 209	Race and Ethnicity
SOC 227	Border Crossing: Immigration and American Society
SOC 296V	Topic in Sociology: Hispanic Famillies
SPA 154N	Topic: Hispanic Cultural Experiences in New York City
SPA 154Q	Topic: Negotiating Border Lines - Latino Films of the United States
SPA 154R	Topic: Borders of Latino/a Identity: An Introduction to Latino/a Literature and Culture of the US
SPA 154S	Perspectives on America: The Experience of Latina Writers
SPA 321	Literature and Culture of Puerto Rico and the Caribbean
SPA 346	Hispanic Literature and Culture in the United States
WS 166	Gender, Race and Class
Total Credits		15

¹: Note that Spanish language courses may count for up to six elective credits. See Political Science department chair for course approvals.
²: Additionally, Study Abroad courses may be selected only if approved by department chair.
³: 6-credit course