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Welcome to Tulane’s Stone Center for Latin American Studies, one of the world’s premier programs for the study of Latin America and the Caribbean. Our interdisciplinary B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. programs provide basic education and training for both academic and professional careers. 

CLAS students gain comprehensive knowledge about Latin America through a mixture of academic study, specialized training and research abroad. Our program embraces linguistic fluency, fieldwork, and direct engagement in Latin America and the Caribbean as essential to critical consciousness. The program encourages comparative studies that provide a more profound understanding of differences among socio-cultural systems developed within Latin America, as well as of differences between Latin American systems and others throughout the hemisphere and globe.

From its foundation in 1834, Tulane University has pursued a mission of advancing progressive and cutting-edge study and research in Latin America. Our core faculty of seventy Latin Americanists represents the largest contingent of faculty associated with any department or program at the University. Students and faculty benefit from the holdings of the Latin American library and a network of contacts with public officials, non-governmental organizations and academic leaders in Latin America.

Please contact me or drop by our offices if you would like more information. I would enjoy introducing you to our staff, arranging for you to tour our campus, and discussing with you how Latin American Studies at Tulane can be part of your future.


Thomas F. Reese
Executive Director

 

 

 

BRASA 2008 is coming to Tulane! Tulane University will be hosting the ninth annual Brazilian Studies Association Congress on March 27-30, 2008.  BRASA IX will be meeting in the newly opened Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life.Check back here regularly for updates on the meeting.


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Center for InterAmerican Policy and Research

Tulane Institute for Environmental Law and Policy


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STONE CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Tulane University
100 Jones Hall
New Orleans LA 70118

phone: (504) 865-5164; fax:(504) 865-6719;
rtsclas@tulane.edu

Please report updates to
Valerie McGinley Marshall


Wednesday April 2, 2008