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Welcome to Latino Studies

IN THE NEWS:

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS

Latino Studies is offering an L601 Colloquium which will meet with Education H637. This class counts toward the Latino Studies PhD minor. The class is currently full through Latino Studies; however, spots are available if you register for H637 through the School of Education. More information on the Spring 2010 courses page.


LATINO STUDIES SPRING 2010 COURSES

Latino Studies Courses 2010

Check out our offerings for Spring 2010. New to Latino Studies is L398 which counts toward Intensive Writing credit! Also, Latino Studies will be offering L601, a graduate Colloquium which will count toward the PhD minor and will meet with Education H637.

Lastly, Spring 2010 is visiting lecturer Maritza Quiñones-Rivera's last semester at IU. This will be your final chance to attend her engaging L396 seminar on Commodifying Brownness. Join in the discussion!

The Spring 2010 course list is downloadable as a PDF pamphlet or visit our Spring 2010 course webpage.


THE NEW LATINO STUDIES PhD MINOR!

Latino Studies is proud to now offer a PhD Minor. Click here for more information!


Aranjuez, Spain Summer Study

Interested in studying abroad in 2010? There will again be a summer study opportunity in Aranjuez, Spain in 2010. Stay tuned for details. Please review the link below to learn about the trip from 2008.

Read blog entries and watch YouTube videos of 2008's overseas studies program in Aranjuez, Spain.


THE LATINO STUDIES UNDERGRAD MINOR: THE BEST MINOR FOR ANY MAJOR

Our multidisciplinary courses introduce students to the latest, cutting-edge research on the fast-growing and diverse Latino population of the United States. We invite you to hear what students say about Latino Studies. Get to know our faculty and their research. And read a message from our director.

 


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Latino Studies Program
1033 East Third Street - Sycamore Hall 046
Bloomington, Indiana 47405-7005
Phone: (812) 856-1795 - Fax: (812) 855-9997

Directions to the Latino Studies Program

 

Last updated: 11/2/09
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