Ithaca College

The Spanish section of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures is offering three exciting 300-level courses for the Fall of 2020 that still have seats left. 

These courses are a great opportunity to continue growing your Spanish proficiency while focusing on interesting and varied topics and texts from Latin America, Spain and Latinx authors in the United States. All of these courses fulfill the ICC Diversity Designation. The courses are as follows:  

SPAN 334 – Teatro: From Page to Stage 

Days and Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:50AM – 12:05PM 

Prof. Annette Levine (alevine@ithaca.edu) 

This course is an introduction to drama in the Spanish, Latin American and US Latino Traditions. Students will read, analyze and also perform pieces! (Full description below) 

SPAN 337 – Introduction to Spanish Literature 

Days and Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:25AM – 10:40AM 

Prof. Gladys Varona-Lacey (varona@ithaca.edu 

This course is an introduction to Peninsular (Spanish) literature. Students will engage with varied texts from many different time periods in Spain. (Full description below) 

SPAN 379 – Latin American Revolutions 

Days and Time: Tuesdays and Thursday 4:00PM – 5:15PM 

Prof. Enrique González-Conty (egonzalezconty@ithaca.edu) 

This course will explore revolutions in the Latin American continent, paying attention to issues of power, race, resistance, colonization and imperialism. (Full description below)  

You can take any of these courses if you have completed Spanish Conversation (SPAN 323) or Advanced Grammar and Composition (SPAN 321) or in consultation with your advisor. You may take SPAN 325 (Experiencing Hispanic Literature) and any of these courses at the same time!  

If you have any questions about the courses, feel free to contact the respective professors and they will answer any question you may have.