LGBT MADRID: A PROGRAM ABROAD

Prerequisites: SPAN UN2102 or SPAN UN2103 or SPAN UN2108 and SPAN UN3300.006 COLUMBIA FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXEMPTION THROUGH PLACEMENT TEST Corequisites: SPAN UN3300.021 This course is a faculty led-program in Madrid linked to an existing course which will take place in the Spring Semester during Spring Break every year. Co-requisite: Advanced Spanish through Content: Gay Identities in Spain. REQUISITES: Registration in Advanced Spanish through Content: Gay Identities in Spain (Span UN3300.021 in Spring 2019) or having completed Advanced Spanish through Content: Gay Identities in Spain (Span UN3300.006 in Fall 2018) or previous editions of this course. All registrations are subject to instructor's approval. Advanced Spanish through Content: Gay Identities in Spain (Span UN3300.006 in Fall 2018) and is taught at Columbia in the Fall Semester and at Barnard in the Spring. The program is open to both Barnard and Columbia students who have taken this course (with instructor's approval) or taking it during the Spring semester of the program. It’s a hands-on program in Madrid, the actual scenario of the main contents in our course of study. It will include networking with members of LGBTI national and local organizations (FELGTB, COGAM, Fundación Triángulo, ERQR) Arcópoli), academic activities at the Universidad Complutense and Universidad Carlos III, attendance to a theater play, activities at a local bookstore specialized in LGBTQI publications, and attending cultural events such as a lecture, book presentations, interacting with LGBTQI college students, etc. Open to: Barnard College, Columbia College, General Studies, and SIPA.