Fall 2012
Please refer to the Timetable for details, schedules, and instructors.
Emerging Market Impacts on Global Agriculture
Geog 930 / Envir St 900. Seminar with focus on Brazil. Instructor: Professor Holly Gibbs, Department of Geography. Taught in English.
Race and Ethnicity in Brazil.
LitTrans 260.Open to first-year undergraduate students as a FIG class. Instructor: Professor Kathryn Sanchez. Taught in English.
Race and Ethnicity in Latin America
Inter L&S 110. First-Year Seminar in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Instructor: Professor Mara Loveman. Taught in English.
The Invention of Brazil’s Nordeste
Port 751. Instructor: Professor Severino Albuquerque. Taught in Portuguese.
Portuguese language classes for all levels! Port. 101, 201, 225, 301, 311.
Fall 2011
Contemporary Brazilian Society
Inter L&S 110. Open to first-year undergraduate students as a FIG class. Instructor: Professor Mara Loveman. Taught in English.
Development Theory
Soc 925. Grad. Instructor: Professor Gay Seidman. Taught in English.
Brazilian Poetry since 1950
Port 751. Instructor: Professor Severino Albuquerque. Taught in Portuguese.
Portuguese language classes for all levels! Port. 101, 201, 225, 301, 311.
Fall 2010
Contemporary Brazilian Society
Inter L&S 110. Open to first-year undergraduate students as a FIG class. Instructor: Professor Mara Loveman.
History of Brazil
Hist. 555. Instructor: Professor James Sweet.
Contemporary Brazilian Theatre
Port. 751. Instructor: Professor Severino J. Albuquerque.
Growth, Firm Strategies, and the New Development State
IB 365/IB 765/LACIS 440. Section 002. Instructor: Tinker Visiting Professor Glauco Arbix.
Brazil Colloquium
LACIS 440, Sect. 001. Guest lecturers.
Brazilian Portuguese Language and Culture
For evening MBA students. Instructor: Ronaldo Ribeiro.