Latinx Studies secondary at Harvard EMR (Ethnicity, Migration, and Rights)
The Committee on Ethnicity, Migration, Rights (EMR) offers two secondary fields for Harvard College students.
The Latinx Studies (“Latino Studies” in my.harvard) secondary enables a more specific focus on Latinx populations in the United States, including attention to history, language, culture, demographics, legal rights, and immigration status.
Secondary Field in Latinx Studies at EMR
The EMR courselist comprises a wide variety of classes, taught by faculty from across the arts, humanities, and social sciences disciplines in FAS, as well as at other Harvard schools. Given the relevance of EMR topics to both local and global issues, the secondary field both encourages and provides opportunities for interacting directly with local communities and working outside the traditional classroom.
Fore more info, please visit the EMR website.
Other Resources + Focuses in Academic Fields
David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies – DRCLAS awards a Certificate in Latin American Studies to Harvard College students and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences PhD candidates who complete an approved course of study and experience relating to the region.
Latin American Studies | History of Science – Connect with Scholars in the History of Science department that specialize in Latin-American studies.
Latin American Studies | History & Literature – History & Literature’s field of Latin American Studies gives students the opportunity to study the history and literature of Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Brazil and the Southern Cone in a global context.
Latinx Studies | Romance Languages & Literatures – Latinx Studies is a transnational and transdisciplinary field, grounded on the examination of cultural, historical, political and scholarly knowledge that stem from Latinidad.
Latinx Studies Secondary Field | Ethnicity, Migration, Rights – The Latinx Studies (“Latino Studies” in my.harvard) secondary enables a more specific focus on Latinx populations in the United States, including attention to history, language, culture, demographics, legal rights, and immigration status.
Latinx Studies Courses | Ethnicity, Migration, Rights – Here is a catalog of courses that overlap with Latinx-related studies
Latinx Studies Working Group | Ethnicity, Migration, Rights – This working group meets once a month and drives the direction of Latinx studies in the Ethnicity, Migration, and Rights Department
Latinx and Hispanic Women | Research Guides at Harvard Library – This research guide provides students the opportunity to explore Latinx and Hispanic Women’s work in Harvard Library
Queer Latinx Borderlands | Women and Public Policy Program – Courses at the Kennedy School tailor towards intersectional courses in Women and Public Policy Studies