LACS 1000: (1 Section) Introduction to LACS The interdisciplinary study of Latin America and the Caribbean. Examination of ethnic and cultural diversity and issues of gender, race, class, and culture within Latin American and Caribbean society. Consideration will also be given to the historical, political, economic, geographic, and social experiences of Latin American and Caribbean ethnic and cultural groups with special attention to their diversity and unity. Offered Tuesday/Thursday 2:20PM - 3:35PM LACS 2010: (2 Sections) Multidisciplinary Latino/a Studies Multidisciplinary study of the history, culture, and politics of Latino/as in the United States. Topics include, but are not limited to, barrio life, precarious labor, border policing, citizenship, exile, Latinidad, stereotypes, the American Dream, and empowerment. Offered on Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM - 12:25PM & 12:45PM - 2:00PM LACS (HIST) 2222: Latin American and Caribbean History and Culture from 1800 to the Present Offered on Tuesday/Thursday 9:35AM - 10:50AM LACS 4280W: Global Perspectives on Gender The diverse social and cultural manifestations of gender located within an economic, social, and political context. Case studies drawn from Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Offered on Tuesday/Thursday 9:35AM – 10:50AM LACS(ANTH)(SOCI) 4311/6311: Critical Concepts in Latin American and Caribbean Studies Covers a range of theories and perspectives instrumental to Latin American and Caribbean Studies across disciplines and over time. Examples include dependency theory, liberation theology, subaltern studies, the decolonial turn, indigenous epistemologies, and Latin American feminisms. Concepts addressed may include colonialism, imperialism, coloniality, criollismo, indigenismo, mestizaje, hybridity, testimonio, and lo popular. Offered on Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM – 12:25PM LACS 4911: Latin American and Caribbean Studies Senior Capstone Seminar To enhance the knowledge gained and deepen the appreciation of Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Students will demonstrate proficiency in the major regional language of choice. Offered Tuesday/Thursday 9:35AM – 10:50AM Additional Spring 2023 courses that count toward the LACS major ALDR(AFST)(LACS) 3820H: Reflections on Fighting Hunger (Honors) Offered Tuesday/Thursday 2:20PM – 3:35PM ANTH 1102: Introduction to Anthropology Multiple sections for this course offered and can be viewed, here: https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/schedule-of-classes/ EHSC 4400: Environmental Issues in the Developing World Offered Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM – 12:25PM GEOG 1101: Human Geography: People, Places, and Cultures Multiple sections for this course offered and can be viewed, here: https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/schedule-of-classes/ GEOG 2010H: Introduction to Human Geography (Honors) Offered Monday/Wednesday 1:25PM – 2:40PM History 4211H: Cuba from Emancipation to Revolution (Honors) Offered Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM – 12:25PM HIPR 4000: Introduction to Historic Preservation Offered Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM – 12:25PM INTL 1100: Introduction to Global Issues Multiple sections for this course offered and can be viewed, here: https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/schedule-of-classes/ LLED 4620S: ESOL Service Learning Offered Tuesdays 2:20PM – 6:50PM SPAN(LING) 3050: Introduction to Spanish Linguistics Offered Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM - 12:25PM ROML/SPAN 2550: Latino Literature, Language, and Culture Multiple sections for this course offered and can be viewed, here: https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/schedule-of-classes/ WMST 1110: Multicultural Perspectives on Women in the United States Multiple sections for this course offered and can be viewed, here: https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/schedule-of-classes/ SPAN/PORT/FREN 1000-4000 level courses Multiple sections for these language course offered and can be viewed, here: https://reg.uga.edu/enrollment-and-registration/schedule-of-classes/ ******************************************************************************************* All LACS majors must take 8 3000/4000 level LACS/LACS-related courses in at least 2 different interdisciplinary areas: Social Sciences/Humanities, Art, and Music/Environmental Science, Policy, and Historical Preservation. For the detailed list of courses please go to: https://lacs.franklin.uga.edu/lacsi-undergraduate-major. See course availability for Spring 2023 at: https://apps.reg.uga.edu/soc/SOCspring.pdf Spring 2023 courses that count toward the LATINX minor: INTL 4630: Population, Immigration, and Politics 2 Sections Offered MWF 1:50PM – 2:40PM and Tuesday/Thursday 2:20PM – 3:35PM LACS 2010 (2 Sections): Multidisciplinary Latino/a Studies Offered Tuesday/Thursday 11:10AM – 12:25PM & 12:45PM – 2:00PM SPAN 2550: US Latino/a Language, Literature, and Culture Offered Tuesday/Thursday 9:35AM – 10:50AM SPAN 4090S: Practicum in Service Learning Offered Friday 1:50PM – 2:40PM WMST 4170S: Environment, Gender, Race, and Class Offered Tuesday/Thursday 2:20PM – 3:35PM
