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The program in Hispanic Studies promotes not only communication skills, but also an understanding of the various cultural contexts through interdisciplinary explorations of texts. Literature, film, history, politics, gender studies, among other topics, lead to a broad understanding of issues facing Hispanic communities at home and abroad.
Detailed course descriptions for our Fall 2008 offerings can be found here.
Spanish Club
CHARLAMOS Meets on Mondays from 7-8pm in the Shapiro Campus Center (Art Gallery, 3rd floor)
Tutors
Student Enrichment Services holds weekly group study sessions.
Students interested in learning more about the major or minor in Hispanic Studies are encouraged to speak with Professor Fernando Rosenberg the undergraduate advising head.
Students who wish to learn more about studying abroad should speak with a member of the Study Abroad staff by going to the office in Kutz 108 or calling x 6-3483 to schedule an appointment. Students who wish to count courses taken abroad toward a major or minor in Spanish should also speak with Professor Fernando Rosenberg, the Undergraduate Advising Head.
Students wishing to receive credit in Spanish for work done off campus during the academic year should download the Petition for Major/ Minor Transfer Credit (TC03). After filling out the form and gathering the necessary paperwork, please make an appointment to meet with the Study Abroad Liaison as listed above.
