Latin American Studies

The Latin American Studies Track within the Interdisciplinary Studies major allows students to approach the study of Latin America as an area from an interdisciplinary perspective. It is an appropriate track for those intending to pursue Latin American Studies or Spanish at the graduate level, for those anticipating living or working in Latin America, or for those wishing to acquire expertise in Latin America for a career in government or business.

The Latin American Studies Committee administers the program. Students should select one of the members of the committee as an adviser.

Training in Latin American studies is an excellent preparation for careers in education, business and government. Graduates find employment with business such as export/import companies, international banks, tour and travel companies, and the international media. Government agencies, such as the State Department and the Department of Immigration seek individuals trained in Latin American studies. Employment opportunities exist for translators, researchers, and in other areas.

Lea Ramsdell, Program Director

Foreign Languages Department

LA 4141

Telephone:  410-704-5369

Fax: 410-704-4290

 

 


 

 

• Bryce Williams-Tuggle, left, and Carly McQuown attended the Model Organization of American States in Washington, D.C., in April as members of a 10-student Towson delegation led by Professor Ronn Pineo, center. The Towson delegation won high honors for presenting the best debate of the model.

• Contact Dr. Pineo to learn more about becoming a delegate at the Model OAS next year.
 

 
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