Applied Spanish Minor
ETSU students have the option of selecting an interdisciplinary Applied Spanish Minor that consists of 21 credits hours. There are no minor prerequisites. Courses beyond the required classes are selected in consultation with the student's advisor.
9 hours of Required Core Courses:
SPAN 3123 Applied Spanish: Introduction to Translation (required)
SPAN 3133 Applied Spanish: Intro to the Spanish-Speaking Communities (required)
SPAN 4137 Applied Spanish: Translation and Community Outreach OR
SPAN 4147 Applied Spanish: Interpretation and Community Outreach
9 hours of Spanish Electives: (3000 and 4000 level only, May include other SPAN courses)
SPAN 3003 Basic Spanish Grammar
SPAN 3113 Spanish Conversation and Composition
SPAN 3413 Civilization of Latin America
SPAN 3613 Survey of Spanish-American Literature
SPAN 4117 Hispanic Cinema
SPAN 4137 Applied Spanish: Translation and Community Outreach
SPAN 4147 Applied Spanish: Interpretation and Community Outreach
SPAN 4607 Modernist Movement in Spanish America
SPAN 4903 Special Studies in Spanish (1-3 hours)
SPAN 4957 Special Topics in Spanish: The Latino Experience
3 hours of Interdisciplinary Elective:
PSCI 3830 Government and Politics (Latin America)
GEOG 4307 Regional Geography of Latin America
HDAL 2340 Understand Cultural Diversity
HIST 4730 Latin America: Revolution and Nationalism
SOAA 3700 People and Culture of Latin America
FCNU 4907 International Primary Health Care Practicum (Health Science Division students only)
SOWK 1030 Cultural Diversity
PUBH 4030 Community Health
Contact: Dr. Ardis Nelson ~ 423-439-8364 ~ nelsona@etsu.edu
