Chicano/Latino Studies Minor

Chicano(a)/Latino(a) Studies Minor Requirements

The OLLAS minor is a perfect complement to a wide variety of majors across campus, such as Public Health, Medical Humanities, Business and Finance, Social Work, Criminal Justice, Journalism, Education, and Fine Arts, among others, where the work of the discipline intersects with the growing presence and importance of Latinos (Mexicanos, Chicanos, Central Americans, and South Americans) in the United States and our local communities. 

Residency requirement: No student may transfer into the minor more than 6 credits. Students must complete at least 12 of the 18 credit hours at UNO. 

A total of 18 credit hours to include:

Required Course3
INTRODUCTION TO CHICANO/LATINO STUDIES
Select from LLS approved courses15

LLS approved courses:

An additional 15 hours of LLS approved courses from the list below. A maximum of 9 of the 15 hours may be taken from a single department. At least 12 of the 15 credit hours must be taken at the 3000 or 4000 level. Other courses relating to Latinos or Latin America may be accepted as LLS courses if approved by the OLLAS Director. All coursework taken for the CLS minor must be completed with a grade of "C-" or better. 

Latino/Latin American Studies
LATIN AMERICA: AN INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA: PRECONQUEST TO THE PRESENT
MUSIC IN LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE
LATIN AMERICA IN CONTEXT: HEALTH, BUSINESS, ENVIRONMENT, AND SOCIETY THROUGH ORAL PRACTICE
GEOGRAPHY OF LATIN AMERICA
LATINO/-A POLITICS
SURVEY OF LATIN AMERICAN FILM
LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
IMMIGRATION LAW AND LATINOS
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA
INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN FILM
INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURES
SPECIAL EXPLORATIONS IN LATIN AMERICAN FILM
SPECIAL EXPLORATIONS IN LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE
SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF LATIN AMERICA
SLAVERY AND RACE RELATIONS IN THE AMERICAS
URBAN LATIN AMERICA
LATIN AMERICAN STUDY ABROAD
Anthropology
ETHNOMEDICINES OF THE AMERICAS
Black Studies
SLAVERY AND RACE RELATIONS IN THE AMERICAS
English
LATINO/A LITERATURE
LATINO LITERATURE
TEACHING LATINO LITERATURE
Geography
GEOGRAPHY OF LATIN AMERICA
History
HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA: PRECONQUEST TO THE PRESENT
SLAVERY AND RACE RELATIONS IN THE AMERICAS
AMERICAN IMMIGRATION HISTORY
Music
MUSIC IN LATIN AMERICAN CULTURE
Political Science
LATINO/-A POLITICS
IMMIGRATION LAW AND LATINOS
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF LATIN AMERICA
Sociology
MAJOR SOCIAL ISSUES (Immigration, Gender and Employment)
RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS IN THE U.S.
SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA
CRISSCROSSING THE CONTINENT: LATIN AMERICAN MIGRATIONS
URBAN LATIN AMERICA
SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS II
Spanish
SPANISH FOR HERITAGE SPEAKERS I
LATIN AMERICA IN CONTEXT: HEALTH, BUSINESS, ENVIRONMENT, AND SOCIETY THROUGH ORAL PRACTICE
SURVEY OF LATIN AMERICAN FILM
LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION
ADVANCED COMPOSITION AND STYLISTICS
HISPANIC BILINGUALISM
SPANISH IN THE UNITED STATES
INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN FILM
LITERATURE/CULTURE: CENTRAL AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN 1898-2000
INTRODUCTION TO LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURES
SPECIAL EXPLORATIONS IN LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE
ILLNESS AND DISEASE IN SOUTHERN CONE LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURES AND CULTURES
Social Work
SOCIAL WORK WITH LATINOS
Teacher Education
EQUITY, LANGUAGE, AND CULTURAL LITERACY (When taught by OLLAS approved faculty member.)