Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program

 

The interdisciplinary Latin American and Caribbean Studies major introduces students to the peoples, cultures, and resources of Latin America and the Caribbean. The major includes studies in anthropology, economics, environmental studies, political science, and Spanish, along with three core courses in Latin American and Caribbean Studies, including a senior capstone seminar. Proficiency in Spanish language is essential to the successful completion of the major. The Latin American and Caribbean Studies Steering Committee strongly recommends that all majors participate in Rollins' overseas programs in the region. Majors wishing to pursue courses on Latin America or the Caribbean at other institutions may petition the Steering Committee for course acceptance. Coursework in this major prepares students for positions in business, government, library research, international affairs, and other professions. 

Contact Information:

Gabriel Barreneche

Coordinator, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program

Email: gbarreneche@rollins.edu

Casa Iberia-Room 100

1000 Holt Avenue - Box 2761
Winter Park, Florida 32789

Tel.: 407-691-1770