1. APSU

2. Why Study Latin America Because it matters: Latin American countries have been our allies, our enemies, and our trading partners. The history, politics and economics of the United States is entangled with Latin America and increasingly our culture is being shaped by influences from countries south of the border.

3. Latinos are about to become the largest minority group in the United States and in Utah the Latino population increased a staggering 138% since 1990. As Latin America assumes an increasingly vital role in U.S. and global affairs, an appreciation and knowledge of the region's rich cultural diversity and profound geographic, social, economic and political variations is more important than ever.

4. Because it's cool: Latin America is a rich mosaic shaped by African, Native American, European and Asian cultures. Whether you are interested in art or architecture, economics or politics, history or literature, anthropology or sociology, Latin America is a fascinating and perplexing region that presents rich opportunities for interdisciplinary and cross-cultural study.

5. What Classes Do I Take?

6. How Do I Get a Job? After Latin American studies: A Guide to Graduate Study and Employment for Latin Americanists by Shirley Kregar. GRADUATE STUDY : Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships Latin American Programs in the United States Fellowships and Internships

7. EMBASSIES AND CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE : Latin American Embassies in the United States Latin American Chambers of Commerce in the United States U.S. Chambers of Commerce in Latin America Trade Commission of Mexico and Nacional Financiera

8. BANKING AND BUSINESSES, TRANSLATING/INTERPRETING, AND EDUCATION Pittsburgh Area Businesses with Interests in Latin America Selected U.S. Business Firms Active in Latin America Accounting, Banking, and International Finance Advertising Agencies Consumer Products Insurance International Law Journalism/Publishing/Media Manufacturing Marketing, Management and Planning Consultants/Business Services Political Risk Analysis Telecommunications, Data Processing, and Computer-Related Transport, Transportation and Travel Related Services Latin American Firms Operating in the United States Job Consultants for Non-U.S. Citizens Specialized Language and Translation Organizations Employers of Translators and Interpreters

9. PRIVATE SECTOR CONTINUED: Jobs in Education Teaching in Latin America Voluntary Organizations Higher Education Associations and Organizations Concerned with Higher Education

10. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE U.S. GOVERNMENT: Agency for International Development (USAID) Agriculture, Department of Central Intelligence Agency Commerce, Department of Congress Defense, Department of Education, Department of Environmental Protection Agency General Services Administration Inter-American Foundation International Trade Commission Justice, Department of Labor, Department of Overseas Private Investment Corporation Peace Corps State, Department of (The Foreign Service) Trade and Development Agency Transportation, Department of Treasury, Department of Government Offices with Translation Services

11. PLANNING AND RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS : Technical Assistance and Marketing Consultants Public Policy Research INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: The United Nations Specialized and Related Agencies of the United Nations Regional United Nations Organizations Multi-Lateral Lending Agencies. Private, Non-Profit Organizations Volunteering...................