Caribbean Studies
The Caribbean Studies minor is an interdisciplinary program of study in which students are engaged in the languages, cultures, histories, and societies of the Caribbean within a global context, from Pre-European cultures to the present day.
This minor leads students to a comprehensive understanding of the region and of the Caribbean diaspora.
Coordinator: Paul Clement
Requirements
SS 304 Introduction to Caribbean (3 credits)
Complete two semesters of either French or Spanish.
French
Course | Credits |
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FR 111 French I | |
FR 112 FRENCH II | |
FR 213 FRENCH III | |
FR 214 FRENCH IV | |
FR 122 FRENCH CONVERSATION I | |
FR 223 FRENCH CONVERSATION II | |
FR 132 FRENCH IN PARIS | |
FR 315 INTRO TO FRENCH LITERATURE |
Spanish
Course | Credits |
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SP 111 Spanish I | |
SP 112 SPANISH II | |
SP 213 SPANISH III | |
SP 214 SPANISH IV | |
SP 122 SPANISH CONVERSATION I | |
SP 223 SPANISH CONVERSATION II | |
SP 141 SPANISH FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS I | |
SP 142 SPANISH FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS II | |
SP 132 SPANISH IN SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA | |
SP 311 SPANISH FOR BUSINESS | |
SP 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY OF SPANISH |
Complete two of the following elective courses.
Course | Credits |
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SS 353 Latin America Today | |
SS 446 ECONOMIES OF LATIN AMERICA | |
MC 209 Hispanic Cultures In New York | |
MC 252 LATIN AMERICAN FICTION: 1960 TO PRESENT | |
MC 261 LATIN AMERICAN CINEMA AND RESISTANCE | |
MC 300 THE POETICS OF SOUND IN HISPANIC CARIBBEAN LITERATURE | |
MC 301 IMAGINARY ENCOUNTERS: REPRESENTATIONS OF THE CARIBBEAN | |
MC 303 BLACK IN PARIS: AFRICAN AMERICAN, AFRICAN, AND CARIBBEAN WRITERS IN THE CITY OF LIGHTS (HONORS) | |
MC/SS 308 WHITE GOLD: SUGAR, POWER AND THE CREATION OF ATLANTIC CAPITALISM | |
MC 351 FROM MODERN TO CONTEMPORARY LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS | |
MU 202 LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN MUSIC | |
PE 217 URBAN DANCE: HISTORY AND SOCIAL CONTEXT |
Please check the Undergraduate Catalog for course descriptions and any prerequisite information.