http://www.psupress.psu.edu/books/book_subject_lastud.html

Check out the dozens of exciting Latin American Studies titles published by the Penn State Press!

 

http://www.libraries.psu.edu/crsweb/special/sanchez.htm

The Luis Alberto Sanchez Latin American Literature Collection. In the Rare Books Room of the University Library - it contains over a thousand items of importance for the study of Latin American history, politics, and culture.

http://www.latino.psu.edu/

Latina/o Studies at Penn State

 

http://www.outreach.psu.edu/pssea/Mexico/

This is a two week program that combines an introduction to the anthropology of southern Mexico and the fieldmethods used in anthropological investigations. Students will combine trips to local archaeological, historical and contemporary sites (art museums, galleries, craft producing towns) with experiential learning in fieldmethods. The final portion of the course will include participating in "TEQUIO" (communal labor) in the village of Santa ANa del Valle and a banquet celebration (where local foods will be served). Spanish is NOT required."

 

http://www.personal.psu.edu/jxe7/Links/Brazil%20%28latest_version%29.pdf

http://www.outreach.psu.edu/summerabroad/
 

PENN STATE program in BRAZIL (SALVADOR, BAHIA, MAY 15- JUNE 27, 2007) BRAZILIAN CULTURE, ECONOMICS AND LANGUAGE Students do not need to know Portuguese in order to participate in this program. They can take two courses in English or, if they prefer, they can learn Portuguese. For more information, please write Dr. Javier Escudero (jxe7@psu.edu).

 

For more information about the Americanist focus group for interdisciplinary study of the Americas see this webpage (which currently works only with Internet Explorer) at http://www.clubs.psu.edu/up/psuamericanists/

 

Department of History and Religious Studies at Penn State