UWM Undergraduate Catalog 2012-2013
College of Letters and Science
Latino Studies
Enrique Figueroa, Associate Professor, Governmental Affairs; Director, Roberto Hernandez Center; Assistant to Provost
for Latino Affairs, Coordinator
Kate Powers, Interdepartmental Program Specialist, HLT 285 (414) 229-6686, powersk@uwm.edu
The Latino Studies Certificate Program is designed for students who have an interest in Latino studies, regardless of major or college affiliation. It utilizes an interdisciplinary approach to examining the experiences, cultures, and social conditions of Latinos in the United States.
The program is open to any University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee undergraduate who has completed at least 45 credits and to those who previously received a bachelors degree from UWM or any other accredited college or university. Students currently involved in baccalaureate studies who successfully complete the requirements of the certificate program are awarded the certificate at the time of graduation. Students who already possess the bachelors degree receive the certificate upon completion of the program requirements.
Students who are enrolled in the program must complete 21 credits in approved Latino courses with a minimum grade point of 2.5. Of the 21 credits needed for the certificate, 6 credits must be in the social sciences, 6 credits must be in the humanities, and 3 credits must be taken from the School of Education. At least 12 credits for the certificate must be completed at UWM. For additional program information, contact the coordinator.
Required Courses (15 Cr)
|
Latino 101 |
Introduction to Latino Studies |
3 |
|
Hist 267 |
The History of Latinos in the United States |
3 |
Sociol 323 |
Perspectives on Latino Communities |
3 |
One of the following three courses:
Ed Pol 212 |
Educational Issues in Spanish-Speaking Communities |
|
Ed Pol 460 |
The Chicano Experience |
|
Ed Pol 560 |
Education and Hispanics |
One of the following two courses. Only one of these courses may count toward the certificate.
English 374 |
Survey of Latino/a Literature |
3 |
Spanish 371 |
Introduction to Latino Literature in English |
3 |
Elective Courses (6 cr.)
|
Ed Pol 212 |
Educational Issues in Spanish-Speaking Communities (if not selected above) |
|
Ed Pol 460 |
The Chicano Experience (if not selected above |
|
Ed Pol 560 |
Education and Hispanics (if not selected above) |
| English 279 | Introduction to U.S. Latino/a Literature: (Subtitle) |
| English 523 | Studies in U.S. Latino/a Literature: (Subtitle) |
| Ethnic 250 | Selected Topics in Ethnic Studies: "Women as Migrant Workers" subtitle |
| Latino 199 | Independent Study |
| Latino 699 | Advanced Independent Study |
| Sociol 193 | Freshman Seminar: "Latinos and the City" subtitle |
| Sociol 423 | Immigration and Incorporation: "Latinos in the Midwest" subtitle | Spanish 319 | Advanced Speaking and Listening for Heritage Speakers |
|
Spanish 373 |
Topics in Latino Literature in English: (Subtitle) |
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