Latino & Latin American Studies Program

College of Arts and Humanities
Ellensburg
Language and Literature Bldg., room 416E

509-963-3432
Fax 509-963-1561
www.cwu.edu/~la_studies
See website for how these programs may be used for educational and career purposes.

Director
Stella Moreno, PhD, Spanish, world languages

Faculty
Tracy Andrews, PhD, anthropology
Elvin Delgado, PhD, geography
Jason Dormady, PhD, history
Gilberto Garcia, PhD, political science
Koushik Ghosh, PhD, economics
Raymond Hall, PhD, anthropology
Alejandro Lee, PhD, world languages
Jennifer Lipton, MA, geography
Eric Mayer, PhD, world languages
Stella Moreno, PhD, world languages
Nelson Pichardo, PhD, sociology
Craig Revels, PhD, geography
Chris Schedler, PhD, English

Program Information
The Latino and Latin American Studies Program (LLAS) seeks to engage CWU students, faculty, staff, and local communities in a study of Latino and Latin American experiences, peoples, and cultures. The LLAS minor provides students with broad, interdisciplinary training in the economic, social, political, and cultural realities of Latino and Latin American peoples. The minor will be extremely valuable for those pursuing careers in business, government, social work, law and justice, and teaching that require engagement with Latino communities in the United States, as well as for those who wish to travel and work in Latin America. Moreover, the Latino and Latin American Studies minor may also serve as preparation for graduate study in multiple academic or professional fields.

Programs

Minor

Latino and Latin American Studies Minor

Courses

Latino-Latin American Studies