Rider University’s Latinx studies minor examines the diverse social, historical, cultural and political contributions of Latina/o populations in the United States. Students who minor in Latinx studies will gain a comprehensive understanding of Latina/o culture, and be prepared to apply their knowledge in graduate work or careers in a variety of areas, including academia, arts and culture organizations, government, public policy, the non-profit sector, and the social sciences.
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Our 18-credit minor focuses on the sociopolitical, historical, scientific and cultural experiences and contributions of Latina/o Americans to U.S. society. In this interdisciplinary program, students have the opportunity to take courses in multiple disciplines, including history, political science, sociology and Spanish.
Professor, Director of Multicultural Studies Program
Department of English
Fine Arts Building
petersp [at] rider.edu
609-895-5566
Academic Focus: English
