How To Obtain A Supplementary Major In Chicano Studies
This program consists of 24 credits from the lists below.
Advisor: Dr. Spencer R. Herrera, Languages and Linguistics.
Core Requirements- 9 credits
ANTH 308, Peoples of the Southwest 3
COMM 445, Communication, Ethnicity, and Prejudice 3
SPAN 327, Spanish in the Community 3
SPAN 448, U.S.-Hispanic Film 3
GOVT 346, New Mexico Government and Politics 3
HIST 367, Mexican-Americans in the United States 3
HIST 369, History of Latinos in the United States 3
SOC 470, Sociology of Latinos/as in the United States 3
SPAN 350, Introduction to Chicano Studies 3
Culture and Literature- 6 credits
ART 320, Art and Architecture in Pre-Columbian Meso-America 3
ENGL 339V, Chicano Literature 3
ENGL 394V, Southwestern Literature 3
ENGL 458, Latino/a Literature and Culture 3
SPAN 361, US-Mexico Border Culture- Literature and/or Culture 3
SPAN 385, Introduction to Chicano/US-Mexican Literature 3
SPAN 427, Chicano Literature 3
SPAN 450, Mexican Cultures 3
SPAN 451, Hispanic Cultures 3
SPAN 428, Hispanic Literature of the U.S. 3
SPAN 470, Methods for Teaching Literature to SHL/SNS Children 3
Applicable upper-division honor courses 3
Applicable upper-division “special topics” courses 3
Social Studies- 6 credits
C J 414, Race, Crime and Justice 3
C J 451, Border Violence and Justice 3
GOVT 346, New Mexico Government and Politics 3
GOVT 378, U.S.-Mexico Border Politics 3
GOVT 399, New Mexico Law 3
HIST 261, New Mexico History 3
HIST 369, History of Latinos in the United States 3
HIST 400, Special Topics 1-9
HIST 410, New Mexico History for Educators 3
SOC 371, Race and Ethnic Relations 3
SPAN 353, Spanglish 3
SPAN 361, US-Mexico Border Culture- Literature and/or Culture 3
SPAN 493, Studies in U.S. Spanish 3
Applicable upper-division honors courses 3
Applicable upper-division “special topics” courses 3
Electives- 3 credits
ANTH 313, Ancient Mexico 3
ANTH 361V, Social Issues in the Rural Americas 3
C EP 517, The Psychology of Multiculturalism 3
EDUC 315, Multicultural Education 3
EDUC 344, Issues in Schooling for Bilingual Learners 3
ENGL 394V, Southwestern Literature 3
GEOG 325V, New Mexico and the American West 3
GOVT 399, New Mexico Law 3
HIST 311V, Colonial Latin America 3
HIST 483, Historic Preservation 3
HL S 462, Hispanic Health Issues 3
HL S 469, U.S.- Mexico Border Health Issues 3
SPAN 457, Strategies for Teaching Spanish for Heritage/Native Speakers 3
W S 454, Women Crossing Borders 3
Independent study, honors or special topics courses may be chosen with the approval of the advisor for Supplementary Majors in Chicano Studies, the head of the Department of Languages and Linguistics, and the College of Arts and Sciences. As departments add new courses, they may be included in the program.
