Spanish Minor 15 credits

Students who would like to add a Spanish Minor to any major program of their undergraduate education will have the opportunity to work with the ever-growing Spanish-speaking communities as teachers, therapists, social workers and managers. Spanish minors will read the works of great writers in their original language, learn about the culture and the history of Spanish-speaking countries, be directly informed of current events of these countries from media in Spanish, and explore and understand cultural constructions through film, music and other popular culture produced in the Spanish-speaking world.

Requirements

Choose FIVE (15 Credits):

CLANG 1102	Spanish II	3
CLANG 2103	Spanish for the Professions I	3
CLANG 2104	Spanish for the Professions II	3
CLANG 3101	The World of Spanish: Texts and Images	3
CLANG 3103	Advanced Spanish Conversation	3
CLANG 3200	Postcolonial Dialogues	3
CLANG 3400	Say it Louder: Latinx Voices in the USA	3
CLITR 3315	Contemporary Latin American Women Writers	3
	OR
CHIST 3350	Latin America Since 1900	3
	OR
CPOLS 3401	Latin American Politics	3

At least SIX credits must be at the 3000-level or above. Students are encouraged to transfer in credits from study abroad in a Spanish-speaking program.