Latin American Studies

You wake early, a bit stiff from yesterday's intramural soccer. Your "Intro to Latin American History" lecture begins with the Olmec civilization, the professor connecting ancient societies to modern indigenous movements. Later, in your "Spanish Language I" class, you struggle slightly with the perfect subjunctive, making a few mistakes in a partner dialogue exercise. After class, you grab lunch, reviewing flashcards for upcoming vocabulary. You meet up with your study group in the library later, mapping out topics for the upcoming "Intro to Anthropology" group project, discussing initial ideas for comparing Mesoamerican cultures.