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spring 2025 lacs course offerings

Spring 2025 LACS Course Offerings Flyer

 

Interested in Latin America and the Caribbean? 

Then, consider taking the LACSI spring 25 courses that count towards our program degrees.

Please contact Dr. Frans Weiser (fweiser@uga.edu), LACSI's undergraduate advisor, to learn more about the LACS degrees and your specific path toward obtaining them at UGA. 

 

 

 


Spring 2025 Mesa de Español (Spanish Conversation)

Mesa de Español Fall 2024 Dates- Information Flyer

 

LACSI's Mesa de Español is back this Monday, January 6!

Come if you need to practice or brush up your Spanish.

Sessions are on Mondays from 3:30pm to 5:30pm, thru April 28.

Please contact LACSI's facilitator, Mario Juárez (mj25877@uga.edu) with questions.

¡Nos vemos el Lunes!

 

 

 


28th annual Conference on the Americas

The 28th Annual Conference on the Americas will be hosted by the University of Georgia in the Miller Learning Center on February 21 & 22, 2025

The Americas Council provides an annual conference for presenters and participants to explore critical socio-cultural, political, economic, environmental, global, regional and national issues including the challenges and opportunities facing Latin America, the Caribbean and Canada.

Conference on the Americas - Plenary Flyer

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More Upcoming Events

Dr. Kent Eaton, Politics Department (University of California Santa Cruz)
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MLC 214
Dr. Katherine Sobering, Sociology & Women's Studies (University of North Texas)
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MLC 214
Dr. Katherine Sobering, Sociology & Women's Studies (University of North Texas)
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MLC 214

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Our Graduate Program

The requirements for a LACSI Graduate Certificate are:

Four graduate courses with significant Latin American or Caribbean content from at least two disciplines. Two of the four courses must contain ≥ 75% LAC content. Some suggested courses are listed below. However, additional courses taken toward a graduate degree can be applied to the certificate provided they include significant LAC content. (One of the four courses can be an independent core study.) A grade of B or better is required in all course work.

Students must demonstrate that they have done substantive research on a Latin American or Caribbean topic through their thesis or other written work.

Read more about our LACSI Graduate Certificate

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