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<p>Latin American Studies focuses on the diverse and connected regions, societies, and cultures of Latin America. Students find that combining this minor with a major in another discipline is particularly attractive to employers. Latin American studies enhances a major in Spanish or anthropology for a career in teaching or human rights work; a major in communication for a career in journalism; and a major in business for a career in the U.S. Foreign Service, other government agencies, or international commerce.</p>
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<p>Matt Karush <br /> Robinson Hall B 339, MSN 3G1<br /> Fairfax, VA 22030 <br /> 703.993.1010<br /> <a href="mailto:mkarush@gmu.edu">mkarush@gmu.edu</a></p>
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<p>Students pursuing this minor must complete a minimum of 18 credits distributed as follows:</p>
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<li>One course (3 credits) chosen from HIST 271, 272; GOVT 331 </li>
<li>Five elective courses (15 credits) in Latin American studies in at least three departments.</li>
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<p>Students may satisfy the electives requirement with any course that contains a significant emphasis on Latin America or the culture, politics, sociology, or history of Latinos living in the United States. Selection of courses should be made in consultation with the program director.</p>
<p>Students minoring in Latin American Studies must demonstrate reading, speaking or writing knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese by exam or by achieving a minimum grade of 2.00 in a 300-level course in the language selected.</p>
<p>In accordance with university policy, at least 8 credits must be applied only to the minor and may not be used to fulfill requirements of the student’s major, concentration, or another minor.</p>
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