Current and Future Course Offerings
Please see all Latinx Studies course offerings below. Please note that all listings below are subject to change. Students should confirm meeting arrangements in BuckeyeLink when enrolling. Courses marked with an asterisk (*) must be approved by the program director, Professor César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández. To present a course from these lists as an elective for your LS minor or GIS, please consult with the program director.
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Last Updated: 03/12/2026
Autumn 2026
Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)
2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies
Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera
Course #27386, TR 9:35-10:55AM, 191 Mendenhall Lab (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
As a field of study, Latinx Studies is interdisciplinary as well as transdisciplinary in order to analyze and explore the multiple and varied Latinx experiences from a holistic approach. Through readings and discussions, films, literature, art, and vernacular cultural practices, the course studies the varied histories of the Latinx communities in the Unites States. One of the guiding questions throughout the course is “although Latinxs have been an integral part of United States history, culture, and economy, why are they still considered “foreigners” or “outsiders”?”?
GEN Foundations: Historical and Cultural Studies & Race, Ethnicity and Gender Diversity, GEL Cultures and Ideas and Diversity: Social Diversity in the US
3562 | Contemporary U.S. Latinx Art
Professor Carlos Rivas
Course # 36410, TR 2:20-3:40PM, 110 Orton Hall (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 3562)
This course is a survey of contemporary Latinx Art in the United States from its origins in the 1960s Civil Rights Movement through today. U.S. Latinx Art refers to the artistic, visual and creative production emerging from Latinx communities in the context of diaspora after immigration from Latin America. This course will examine the visual arts created by communities with a multigenerational presence in this country, such as Mexican-Americans, Central Americans and Puerto Ricans, as well as newer arrivals. It treats works of art and activism across multiple media, from painting and sculpture to murals, photography, installation, experimental performance, posters, film, theatre, poetry and artivism.
GEN Themes: Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World and Migration, Mobility and Immobility
African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #25362, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, 173 Mendenall Lab, Instructor Elea Shea Anders (cross-listed with COMSPSTD 4921)
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #21275, TR 9:35-10:55AM, 191 Mendenhall Lab, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #16474, TR, 11:10 AM-12:30 PM, 173 Mendenhall Lab, Professor Elea Proctor (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and WGSST 4921)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #28734, MW, 2:20-3:40PM, 024 Hayes Hall, Professor Sierra Austin (cross-listed with WGSST 4921)
Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course # 27386, TR 9:35-10:55AM, 191 Mendenhall Lab, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
- 3562 | Contemporary U.S. Latinx Art, Course # 36410, TR 2:20-3:40PM, 110 Orton Hall, Professor Carlos Rivas (cross-listed with HISTART 3562)
History of Art (HISTART)
- 3562 | Contemporary U.S. Latinx Art, Course # 35989, TR 2:20-3:40PM, 110 Orton Hall, Professor Carlos Rivas (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 3562)
Spanish
- 2202 | Spanish IV, multiple sections and instructors
- Course #23210, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40PM, 304 Journalism Building, Instructor TBD
- Course #24293, WF, 12:45PM-2:05PM, 226 Enarson Classroom Building, Instructor TBD
- Course #24245, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, 050 Hagerty Hall, Instructor TBD
- Course #25934, TR, 3:55PM-5:15PM, 018 Enarson Classroom Building, Instructor TBD
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #25966, TR 9:35-10:55AM, 191 Mendenhall Lab, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera
- 3413 | Spanish for Heritage Speakers, Course #25967, TR, 12:45PM-2:05PM, 238 Enarson Classroom Building, Professor Ricardo Sosa
- 4542 | Taco Planet: Food, Sustainability, & Latinx American Cultures, Course #36330, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, 259 Hagerty Hall, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
- 4556 | Modern Spanish American Literatures, Course #36335, TR, 02:20PM-3:40PM, 186 Hagerty Hall, Professor Ana Del Sarto
- 4560H | Introduction to Spanish American Culture, Course #36339, WF, 12:45PM-2:05 PM, 062 Hagerty Hall, Professor Laura Podalsky
- 4582 | Latinx Cinema: Filmmaking, Production & Consumption, Course #36327, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, 351 Hagerty Hall, Professor Fernanda Díaz-Basteris
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #24855, W, 2:30-5:15PM, 174 Mendenhall Labs, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #24498, TR, 11:10 AM-12:30 PM, 173 Mendenhall Lab, Professor Elea Proctor (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and WGSST 4921)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #36257, MW, 2:20-3:40PM, 024 Hayes Hall, Professor Sierra Austin (cross-listed with WGSST 4921)
Spanish
- 5620 | Gender and Power in the Americas, Course #28574, R, 3:55PM-6:40PM, 056 Hagerty Hall, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #29501, W, 2:30-5:15PM, 174 Mendenhall Labs, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Spring 2026
Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)
2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies
Professor Fernanda Díaz-Basteris
Course #29981, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191 (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
This course is a brief introduction to Latinx Studies, a field of knowledge production and critical analysis of the historical, sociopolitical, visual, cultural, and economic experiences of the multiethnic, multiracial, and multilingual Latinx population housed in the United States. Different topics will be explored by asking questions like: how has Latinx Studies developed as an academic field in the U.S.? How is Latinx identity performed in the 21st century? What does the use of an ‘x’ in Latinx mean or do for the community? How do histories of race, class, gender, and sexuality in the U.S. impact one’s Latinx identity?
GEN Foundations: Historical and Cultural Studies and Race, Ethnicity and Gender Diversity
GEL Cultures and Ideas and Diversity: Social Diversity in the US
3340 | Border Citizens—Latinx Gender Studies
Professor Guisela Latorre
Course #37658, Hybrid 7-Week Session 2
Throughout this semester we will explore the various layers of complexity that have historically made up the diverse and changing Latinx citizenship experience in the United States. Latinxs are the largest ethnic group in this country yet their access to full citizenship rights and privileges remains limited. Through a careful analysis of the specific histories and experiences of Latinxs and the colonial legacies of the Americas, we will gain a greater understanding of the reasons behind this persistent marginalization while at the same time acquire increased knowledge about their struggles over empowerment, justice, self-determination and citizenship. In other words, despite the multiple oppressions that Latinxs have suffered, their personal and collective testimonios as well as their intellectual interventions provide effective strategies for survival in a nation-state that isn’t always inclusive.
GEN Theme: Citizenship for a Diverse and Just World
3572 | Central American Migrants in the United States
Professor Carlos Rivas
Course #35623 | Online Distance Learning (ASYNCHRONOUS)
This class surveys the history and culture of Central Americans in the United States. Students will learn the history of mass exodus and migration from Central America, settlement and formation of immigrant communities in major urban metropolises, and cultural and artistic production of Central Americans in key cities throughout the United States.
GEN Theme: Migration, Mobility, and Immobility
African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #36326, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, McPherson Laboratory 2015, Professor Elea Proctor (cross-listed with WGSST 4921 and COMPSTD 4921)
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #30042, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191, Professor Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
- 3686 | Cultural Studies of American Musics, Course #21932, MW, 11:10AM-12:30PM, ONLINE, Professor Van My Truong
- 4804 | Latino Literature and Culture, Course #28656, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Denney Hall 268, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz (cross-listed with ENGLISH 4588)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #36331, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, McPherson Laboratory 2015, Professor Elea Proctor (cross-listed with WGSST 4921 and AFAMAST 4921)
Education: Teaching and Learning
- TLCTE 7017 | Critical Social Theory and Analyses of Power in Education, Course #36095, R, 7:05-9:20PM, Arps Hall 269, Professor Dinorah Sanchez Loza
Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #22981, TR 2:20-3:40PM, 191 Mendenhall Lab, Professor Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
- 3572 | Central American Migrants in the United States, Course #35623, Online Distance Learning (ASYNCHRONOUS), Professor Carlos Rivas
English
- 4588 | Latino/a Literature and Culture, Course #27783, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Denney Hall 268, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4804)
Spanish
- 2202 | Spanish IV, multiple sections and instructors
- Course #30121, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Enarson Classroom Building 358, Instructor TBD
- Course #20484, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Enarson Classroom Building 209, Instructor TBD
- Course #20485, WF, 2:20-3:40PM, Enarson Classroom Building 209, Instructor TBD
- Course #25843, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Enarson Classroom Building 245, Instructor TBD
- Course #20406, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Enarson Classroom Building 230, Instructor TBD
- 2213 | Spanish IV for Heritage Speakers, Course #29945, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Enarson Classroom Building 015, Professor Ricardo Sosa
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #35575, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191, Professor Fernanda Díaz-Basteris (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and ETHNSTD 2242)
- 3413 | Spanish for Heritage Speakers, Course #29946, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Enarson Classroom Building 248, Professor Ricardo Sosa
- 4542 | Taco Planet: Food, Sustainability, & Latinx American Cultures, Course #35573, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, Hagerty Hall 159, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
- 4558 | Caribbean Narratives Now, Course #35571, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Hagerty Hall 351, Professor Fernanda Díaz-Basteris
- 5389 | US Latino Languages and Communities, Course #34919 (undergrad) or #34918 (grad), TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 259, Professor Anna Babel
- 5660 | Seminar in Latin American Literatures and Cultures, Course #20492 or #27263 (5660E), WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Hagerty Hall 186, Professor Ignacio Corona
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #20420, W, 2:30-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 186, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)
- 3340 | Border Citizens: Latinx Gender Studies , Course #37657, Hybrid 7-Week Session 2, Professor Guisela Latorre
- 4520 | Women of Color and Social Activism, Course #30573, W, 11:15AM-2:00PM, Location TBD, Professor Treva Lindsey
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, Course #26871, MW, 12:45-2:05PM, Hayes Hall 006, Professor TBD (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4921 and AFAMAST 4921)
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
- 7320 | Theorizing Race and Ethnicity, Course #30413, W, 2:15-5:00PM, Hagerty Hall 451, Professor Kwaku Korang
Political Science (POLISCI)
- 7140 | Race and Ethnicity, Course #36140, W, 2:00-4:45PM, Derby Hall 2078, Professor Nicole Yadon
Spanish
- 5389 | US Latino Languages and Communities, Course #34919 (undergrad) or #34918 (grad), TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 259, Professor Anna Babel
- 5660 | Seminar in Latin American Literatures and Cultures, Course #20492 or #27263 (5660E), WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Hagerty Hall 186, Professor Ignacio Corona
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #20420, W, 2:30-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 186, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Autumn 2025
Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)
2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies
Course #28278, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191, Professor Fernanda Díaz-Basteris (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
This course is a brief introduction to Latinx Studies, a field of knowledge production and critical analysis of the historical, sociopolitical, visual, cultural, and economic experiences of the multiethnic, multiracial, and multilingual Latinx population housed in the United States. Different topics will be explored by asking questions like: how has Latinx Studies developed as an academic field in the U.S.? How is Latinx identity performed in the 21st century? What does the use of an ‘x’ in Latinx mean or do for the community? How do histories of race, class, gender, and sexuality in the U.S. impact one’s Latinx identity?
GEN Foundations: Historical and Cultural Studies and Race, Ethnicity and Gender Diversity
GEL Cultures and Ideas and Diversity: Social Diversity in the US
3311 | Latinx Experience Today: Latinx Youth Culture
Course #35719, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Hagerty Hall 062, Professor Mintzi Martínez-Rivera
This course offers students the opportunity to explore one or multiple aspects of the Latinx experience in the United States in the contemporary world. We will analyze different cultural practices performed by Latinx youth using the concepts of deviancy and creativity as cornerstones. Some of the cultural practices that we will examine are pachuco culture, graffiti, lowriding, salsa, hip-hop, and other cultural manifestations. The different case studies will allow us to study Latinx youth’s active participation in creating, negotiating, and transforming the culture and community where they live as well as help us unpack the different ways in which race, ethnicity, and gender influence the creation and perception of Latinx youth cultural practices.
GEN Foundation: Race, Ethnicity, & Gender Diversity
5890 | Special Topics in Ethnic Studies: Latinx Ethnographies
Course #35729 (grad) or #35721 (undergrad), TR, 12:45-3:30PM, Hagerty Hall 455, Professor Mintzi Martínez-Rivera
Ethnographic texts can focus on everyday life experiences, or on political, social, economic structures/practices. Ethnographic texts can also vary, from a written text that mixes creative and “scientific” writing, to photography, film, and music. Engaging with canonical and contemporary texts on ethnographic research and writing, students will learn about how the Latinx community has been imagined and created through ethnographic texts. We will discuss the challenges and limitations of ethnographic writing, and what happens when Latinx scholars start writing their own ethnographies/stories. This class can be of interest to students interested in writing, anthropology, sociology, history, folklore, and Ethnic Studies, among other fields - no prerequisites required!
African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #25891, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Mendenhall Lab 175, Professor Casidy Campbell (cross-listed with WGSST 4921 and COMPSTD 4921)
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #21535, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191, Professor Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 2242 and SPAN 2242)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #25891, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Mendenhall Lab 175, Professor Casidy Campbell (cross-listed with WGSST 4921 and AFAMAST 4921)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #25891, WF, 2:20-3:40PM, Dulles Hall 012, Professor Sierra Austin (cross-listed with WGSST 4921 and AFAMAST 4921)
English
- 4581 | Special Topics in U.S. Ethnic Literatures: Literatures of U.S. Empire: Race, Gender, Sexuality, Course #28213, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Lazenby Hall 001, Professor Pranav Jani
Spanish
- 2202 | Spanish IV, multiple sections and instructors
- Course #23571, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Enarson 358, Instructor TBD
- Course #24721, WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Enarson 326, Instructor TBD
- Course #24664, WF, 9:35-10:55AM, Mendenhall 129, Instructor TBD
- Course #20929, TR, 2:20-3:40PM,Enarson 326, Instructor TBD
- Course #26500, TR, 3:55-5:15PM, Mendenhall 173, Instructor TBD
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #28278, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Mendenhall Lab 191, Professor Fernanda Díaz-Basteris (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and ETHNSTD 2242)
- 3413 | Spanish for Heritage Speakers, Course #26535, TR, 2:20-3:40PM, Enarson Building 238, Instructor Ricardo Sosa
- 5620 | Gender and Power in the Americas, Course #35821 (undergrad) or #35822 (grad), R, 2:30-5:15PM, University Hall 074, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #25333, W, 2:30-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 046, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #25891, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Mendenhall Lab 175, Professor Casidy Campbell (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4921 and AFAMAST 4921)
- 4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, Course #25891, WF, 2:20-3:40PM, Dulles Hall 012, Professor Sierra Austin (cross-listed with COMPSTD)
Ethnic Studies
5890 | Special Topics in Ethnic Studies: Latinx Ethnographies
Course #35729 (grad) or #35721 (undergrad), TR, 12:45-3:30PM, Hagerty Hall 455, Professor Mintzi Martínez-Rivera
Ethnographic texts can focus on everyday life experiences, or on political, social, economic structures/practices. Ethnographic texts can also vary, from a written text that mixes creative and “scientific” writing, to photography, film, and music. Engaging with canonical and contemporary texts on ethnographic research and writing, students will learn about how the Latinx community has been imagined and created through ethnographic texts. We will discuss the challenges and limitations of ethnographic writing, and what happens when Latinx scholars start writing their own ethnographies/stories. This class can be of interest to students interested in writing, anthropology, sociology, history, folklore, and Ethnic Studies, among other fields - no prerequisites required!
Education, Teaching, and Learning (EDUTL)
- 7344 | Bilingualism and Biliteracy, Course #36414, T, 4:40-6:50PM, Evans Lab 2002, Professor Becky Hsuanhua Huang
Spanish
- 5620 | Gender and Power in the Americas, Course #35821 (undergrad) or #35822 (grad), R, 2:30-5:15PM, University Hall 074, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
- 5660E | Seminar in Latin American Literatures and Cultures, Course #26541, WF, 12:45-2:05PM, Hagerty Hall 071, Professor Ana Maria Del Sarto
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #25333, W, 2:30-5:15PM, Hagerty Hall 046, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Summer 2025
Spanish
- 2202 | Spanish IV, Course #17693, MWF 9:50-11:25AM, ONLINE, Instructor TBD (8-WEEK SESSION 1)
Spring 2025
African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)
- 4921 | Intersections, Course #36484, MW, 9:35-10:55AM, Baker Systems 198, Instructor Kameron Copeland (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4921 and WGSST 4921)
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #35895, TR, 9:35-10:55 AM, Journalism Building 139, Instructor Alfonso Roca Suárez (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPANISH 2242)
- 4804 | Latino Literature and Culture, Course #30141, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Enarson 312, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (cross-listed with ENGLISH 4588)
- 4921 | Intersections, #22764, MW, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, PAES Building A111, Instructor TBD (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and WGSST 4921)
Dance
- 2181 | Ballet Folklorico, Course #30118, TR, 5:15-6:45PM, Sullivant 250, Professor Alfonso Cervera
English
- 4588 | Latino Literature and Culture, Course #28963, TR, 9:35-10:55AM, Enarson 312, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4804)
Ethnic Studies (ETHNSTD)
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #35805, TR, 9:35-10:55 AM, Journalism Building 139, Instructor Alfonso Roca Suárez (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and SPANISH 2242)
- 3408 | Disaster, Displacement and Recovery in Latinx Graphic Narratives, Course #TBD, TR 2:20-3:40PM, Sullivant Hall 205, Professor Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETTHNSTD 3408)
- 3562 | Contemporary U.S. Latinx Art, Course #36646, WF, 3:55-5:15PM, Pomerene Hall 150, Professor Carlos Rivas (cross-listed as HISTART 3562)
- CANCELLED: 3572 | Central American Migrants in the U.S., Course #36989, WF, 2:20-3:40, University Hall 047, Professor Carlos Rivas
History of Art (HISTART)
- 3408 | Disaster, Displacement and Recovery in Latinx Graphic Narratives, Course #TBD, TR 2:20-3:40PM, Sullivant Hall 205, Professor Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETTHNSTD 3408)
- 3562 | Contemporary U.S. Latinx Art, Course #36646, WF, 3:55-5:15PM, Pomerene Hall 150, Professor Carlos Rivas (cross-listed as ETHNSTD 3562)
Spanish
- 2202 | Spanish IV, multiple sections and instructors
- Course #36032, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Enarson 258, Instructor TBD
- Course #21260, TR, 2:20-3:40 PM, Enarson 209, Instructor TBD
- Course #21261, WF, 2:20-3:40 PM, Enarson 209, Instructor TBD
- Course #26771, WF, 9:35-10:55 AM, Enarson 226, Instructor TBD
- Course #21178, TR, 9:35 AM-10:55 AM, Enarson 326, Instructor TBD
- 2213 | Spanish IV for Heritage Speakers, Course #35685, TR 3;55-5:15PM, Journalism Building 295, Instructor Ricardo Sosa Jimenez
- 2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #35687, TR, 9:35-10:55 AM, Journalism Building 139, Instructor Alfonso Roca Suárez (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and ETHNSTD 2242)
- 3413 | Spanish for Heritage Speakers, Course #35386, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Journalism Building 291, Instructor Ricardo Sosa Jimenez
- 4542 | Taco Planet: Food, Sustainability and Latin(x) American Cultures, Course #36065, TR 2:20-3:40PM, Hagerty Hall 259, Professor Paloma Martinez-Cruz
- 4558 | Caribbean Narratives Now, Course #36064, TR 11:10AM-12:30PM, Hagerty Hall 351, Professor Fernanda Diaz Basteris
- 5689S | Spanish in Ohio, Course #21193, T, 2:30-5:15 PM, Hagerty Hall 160, Professor Stephanie Aubry
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)
- 2230 | Gender, Sexuality and Race in Popular Culture, multiple sections and instructors
- Course #20400, ONLINE, Instructor Ashley Renee Davis
- Course #20401, TR, 12:45-2:05PM, University Hall 056, Professor Guisela Latorre
- Course #27779, WF, 2:20-3:40PM, Derby Hall 029, Professor LaVelle Quentin Ridley
- Course #30354, WF, 11:10AM-12:30PM, ONLINE, Instructor Abigail Corcoran
- Course #30355, ONLINE, Instructor Mariana Meriqui Rodrigues
- Course #30624, ONLINE, Instructor Kate Livingston
- Course #30626 ONLINE, Instructor Madeleine McClung
- Course #30627, TR, Hayes Hall 024, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Instructor Hannah Moore
- Course #35679, WF, Hopkins Hall 246, 9:35-10:55AM, Instructor Lily Wolf
- Course #35680, TR, 9:35-10:44AM, ONLINE, Instructor Kashif Dennis
- Course #35681, TR, 5:30-6:50PM, University Hall 038, Instructor Thaís Lopez-Espinoza
- 4403 | Gender, Race & Leadership, Course #29088, TR, 11:10AM-12:30PM, Ramseyer Hall 115 Professor Nicole Nieto
- 4520 | Women of Color and Social Activism, Course #37311, MW, 12:45-2:05PM, Scott Lab E105, Professor Bayan Abusneineh
- 4921 | Intersections, Course #27916, MW, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, PAES Building A111, Instructor TBD (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and COMPSTD 4921)
- 5450 | Global Human Trafficking: Realities and Representations, Course #35453 (undergrad) or Course #35699 (grad), T, 5:15-8:00PM, Location TBD, Professor Jennifer Anne Suchland
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
- 6425 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #28490, T, 12:45-3:30PM, 016 Dulles Hall, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera, (cross-listed with SPANISH 6705)
Education: Teaching and Learning (EDUTL)
- 6808 | Multicultural and Global Perspectives on Teaching and Learning, Course #13455, W, 4:30PM-6:50PM, Arps Hall 002, Professor Patricia Enciso
- 7364 | Multicultural Literature for Children and Young Adults, Course #35161, W, 4:30PM-6:50PM, Arps Hall 274, Professor Patricia Enciso
- 8890 | Advanced Seminar - Bilingual and Biliterate Development in Children and Adolescents, Course #15864, HYBRID, Instructor TBD
English
- 7858.01 | US Ethnic Literature/Culture, #34842, R, 12:15PM-3:00PM, Denney Hall, 435, Professor Pranav Jani
Spanish
- 6705 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, Course #28490, T, 12:45-3:30PM, 016 Dulles Hall, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera, (cross-listed with SPANISH 6705)
Autumn 2024
African American and African Studies (AFAMAST)
4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, #18399, MW, 11:10AM-12:30 PM, Room TBD, Professor Maurice Stevens (cross-listed with COMPSTD 4921 and WGSST 4921)
Comparative Studies (COMPSTD)
2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, #23478, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, Journalism 251, Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 2242 and SPANISH 2242)
4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, #18399, MW, 11:10 AM-12:30 PM, Room TBD, Maurice Stevens (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and WGSST 4921)
English
2581 | Introduction to US Ethnic Literatures & Cultures: Oral Narratives and Folklore, #28945, TR, 12:45PM - 2:05PM, Bolz Hall 118, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera
4581 | Special Topics in U.S. Ethnic Literatures - Literatures of U.S. Empire: Race, Gender, Sexuality, #35129, WF, 9:35 AM-10:55 AM, Derby Hall 048, Professor Joe Ponce
7350.03 | Theorizing Folklore III: Differentiation, Identification, and the Folk, #34865, T, 9:15AM-12:00PM, Denney Hall 447, Professor Mintzi Martinez-Rivera
Ethnic Studies
2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, #23478, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, Journalism 251, Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 2242 and SPANISH 2242)
CANCELLED - 2340 | Si Se Puede: Latinx Gender Studies, #36840, WF, 9:35 AM-10:55 AM, Hayes Hall 025, Guisela Latorre (cross-listed with WGSST 2340)
Political Science
4940 | The Politics of Immigration, #30276, MW, 3:55-5:15PM, Scott Lab E024, Instructor TBD
Spanish
2202 | Spanish IV (multiple lecture sections)
- #25583, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, Enarson Classroom Bldg 258, Instructor TBD
- #26803, WF, 12:45 PM-2:05 PM, Enarson Classroom Bldg 254, Instructor TBD
- #26742, WF, 9:35 AM-10:55 AM, Hagerty Hall 186, Instructor TBD
- #22851, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, Enarson Classroom Bldg 254, Instructor TBD
- #28821, TR, 3:55 PM-5:15 PM, Enarson Classroom Bldg 254, Instructor TBD
2242 | Introduction to Latinx Studies, #28861, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, Journalism 251, Fernanda Diaz-Basteris (cross-listed with COMPSTD 2242 and ETHNSTD 2242)
3413 | Spanish for Heritage Speakers, #28862, TR, 2:20 PM-3:40 PM, Enarson Classroom Bldg 212, Instructor TBD
5689S | Spanish in Ohio: An Experiential Course, #27521, W, 2:30PM-5:15PM, Mendenhall Lab 125, Stephanie Aubry
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSST)
CANCELLED - 2340 | Si Se Puede: Latinx Gender Studies, #28909, WF, 9:35 AM-10:55 AM, Hayes Hall 025, Guisela Latorre (cross-listed with ETHNSTD 2340)
4405 | Race and Sexuality, #35822, WF, 12:45 PM-2:05 PM, Mendenhall Lab 131, Shannon Winnubst
4921 | Intersections: Approaches to Theorizing Difference, #27068, MW, 11:10 AM-12:30 PM, Room TBD, Maurice Stevens (cross-listed with AFAMAST 4921 and COMPSTD 4921)
Spanish
5689S | Spanish in Ohio: An Experiential Course, #27521, W, 2:30PM-5:15PM, Mendenhall Lab 125, Stephanie Aubry
Summer 2024
Spanish
2202 | Spanish IV, #19093, MWF, 9:50 AM-11:25 AM, ONLINE, Instructor TBD (FIRST 8-WEEK SESSION)
No graduate courses will be offered for the Latinx Studies GIS in Summer 2024.