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A SURVEY OF THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE

LUSO-BRAZILIAN AND LATIN AMERICAN AREA STUDIES

IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING

IN THE UNITED STATES

BRAZILIAN EMBASSY

BRAZILIAN AMERICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE

Washington, D. C . May 1970

CONTENTS

Foreword i

Institutions of Higher Learning in the United States 1

Addenda 87

Institutional Index 91

Name Index 94

FOREWORD

The Brazilian Embassy and the Brazilian American CulturalInstitute (BACI), in Washington, D.C., take pleasure in presenting this Sur-vey of Luso-Brazilian and Latin American Studies which include Brazil andwhich are currently available in Institutions of Higher Learning in the UnitedStates. This is the fourth such survey undertaken by the Embassy and BACIand each succeeding one has borne evidence of an increased interest in thisspecific area.

The data was furnished by the institutions concerned upon ourrequest and, in cases where no reply was received, the information was cor-related from the university or college catalog.

As it is planned to revise and distribute this publication everytwo years, it would be appreciated if we could be informed whenever changesoccur in the curriculum or teaching staff of Luso-Brazilian or Brazilian dis-ci.plines so that we can maintain a current record for a future edition. Wewould further appreciate any suggestion which would improve this ?ublica-tion or assist scholars of Luso-Brazilian studies to continue their valuablecontributions in this field.

It is the desire of the Brazilian Embassy and BACI to lend sup-port to everyone engaged in Brazilian studies. To this end BACI has avail-able, on a free loan basis, slides, tapes and films as well as publicationssold for a very nominal fee. The Embassy distributes the daily "Boletim Especial" and free informative material upon request.

We take this opportunity to thank the many dedicated scholarswho have cooperated with us in preparing this survey. We invite them andtheir colleagues to call upon us whenever they feel we can be of assistance inmatters related to Brazilian studies.

Marcel D.C. HasslocherCounselor for Cultural Affairs and

Information

ALABAMAAuburn UniversityAuburn, Ala. 36830

- Portuguese:is taught on a demand basis by:

University of AlabamaBox 2926University:, Ala. 35486

Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese Language and

Literature:Intensive Portuguese:

Latin American Studies (§)Economics: Economic Development of

Latin AmericaGeography: Geography of Latin Amer-

ica:Seminar: The Am.ericpn Tropics:Seminar: Latin America:Field Seminar: Latin American

Geography (Summer 1970;Amazonia):

History: Modern South America:Relations of the U.S. and

America:Seminar in Latin American Histo-

ry: Colonial Period:Seminar in Latin American Histo-

ry: Modern Period:Latin American Studies: Seminar in

Latin American StudiesPolitical Science: Latin American Po-

litical Systems:

Ar,:z ONAArizona State UniversityTempe, Arizona 85281

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese;

Portuguese Composition and Con-versation:

(§) Latin American Studies Program: Director:

Robert B. Skelton

Hubert E. MateBernardo SulrezH.Mate; B.Suirez

Frank HuttlingerEdmund E. HegenE. E. Hegen

Edmund E. HegenEdward H.Moseley

Edward H.Moseley

Lewis W. Wetzler

Edward H.Moseley

Victor Gibean

Quino MartinezMark J. Curran

Edward D. Terry

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Advanced Portuguese: Compost -tion and Conversation:

Literature: Luso-Brazilian Literatu -re:19th Century Brazilian Prose;20th Century Portuguese Poetry;20th Century Brazilian Drama;20th Century Brazilian. Prose:

History: Brazilian History:Latin American Studies (§)

Anthropology: South American Ethno-graphy:

Economics: Latin American Econo -mics:

Geography: Geography of South Amer-ica:

History: Diplomatic History of LatinAmerica:Latin American History:

Political Science: South AmericanPolitics:

Fall offering: Pro-Seminar (La-tin American Politics) in whichadvanced students will have thechoice of doing their researchreport on Brazil or Mexico orArgentina, only.

Quino MartinezMark J. Curran

Carmelo Virgil loLewis A. Tanlbs

John F.Martin

Jerry R.Ladrnan

( John Lounsbury (1)(Melvin Frost(Raymond Henkel

Thomas KarnesNoel Stowe

Marvin Alisky (2)Lawrence E. Koslow

(1) Head of the Department of Geography.(2) Director, Center for Latin American Studies.

The University of Arizona (§§)Tucson, Arizona 85721

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:

(§)(§§)

Language: Beginning Portuguese: Elza de MagalhiesNivea Pereira ParsonsTimothy BrownLeo L.Barrow

Advanced Portuguese; (Leo L.BarrowComposition and Conver ( Timothy Brownsation: (Nivea Pereira Parsons

Center for Latin American Studies: Director, Marvin Alisky.Latin American Area Center: Director, Renato Rosaldo, Head ofRomance Languages Department,

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Literature: Brazilian Short Story:

Brazilian Novel:

Survey of Brazilian Literature:

Literature of Brazil in Trans la -tion:

Seminar Machado de Assis:Brazilian Civilization:Survey of Portuguese Literatire:Seminar Camoes; Seminar Eca

de Quei.roz:Portuguese Short Story:

History: Recent Trends in BrazilianHistory:History of Brazil:

Latin American Studies,Agricultural Economics: Agriculture

and World Economy;International Agricultural Econo -

mic Development:Anthropology: Ethnology of South

America (1969.-70):Archaeology of South America:Agrarian Development and Social

Change:Economics: International Economic

Relations:Economic Development:

Foundations of Education: Educationin Latin America:Comaparative Education:

Geography: South America:Middle America:Problems in Arid Lands: Mexico

Government: Government in LatinAmerica:Latin American Political Thought

(1969-70)Politics of the Developing AreasGovernment in Latin AmericaInter -American Politics:

(1) Head of Department.

Leo L. BarrowD. Lee HamiltonTimothy BrownNivea P. ParsonsLeo L.BarrowNivea P. ParsonsTimothy BrownD.Lee Hamilton

Leo L.BarrowLeo L.BarrowNivea P. ParsonsTimothy Brown

Timothy BrownTimothy BrownD.Lee Hamilton

John W.F. DullesThomas Wolff

Jimmye S. Hillman 1)

Keith H. BassoT . Patrick Culbert

Harland I. Padfield

William H. FinkDonald Wells

John H. ChilcottVictor H. KelleyLeland R. PedersonDan StanislawskiDan Stanislawski

Rosendo A. Gomez

Edward J. Williams

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History: Inter-American Relations:History of Latin America;Intellectual History of Latin Amer-:

ica Since 1810;Advanced Studies in Latin Amer: -

ican History;Latin American History (Seminar):History of the Americas;History of Spain and Portugal;Inter -American Relations:

Music: Music of the Americas:Sociology: Peoples and Institutions of

Latin America:

(1) Head of History Department.

Russell C.Ewing (1)

George A. Brubaker

Thomas WolffHenry P. Johnson

Jose- Hernandez

Thunderbird Graduate School ofInternational Management

P. 0. Box 191Phoenix, Arizona 85001

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Basic Portuguese:

Intermedj- to Portuguese:

Advanced Portuguese: Grammar:Advanced Portuguese & Conversation:

(Special Studies in BrazilianP-)rtuguese and Advanced Stu-dies in Brazilian Portuguese:not given this year)

- Latin American Studies:(§)Continuing Seminar on Contemporary

Developments in Latin America,Iberia and Canada:

ARKANSASUniversity of ArkansasFayettville, Ark. 72701

Dennis CorriganMaria L. de NoronhaOphelia de Castro e

SilvaGuilherme de Cas-

tro e SilvaDennis CorriganOphelia de Castro e SilvaGuilherme de Castro e

Silva

Shoshana B. TancerJoaquirn M. Duarte, Jr.

(§) Center for Latin American and Iberian Studies:Supervisor: Joaquim M. Duarte, Jr.

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Presently not offering courses in Portuguese or Brazilian Stu-dies. Has Portuguese teaching competence on their staff andanticipates initiating some work within the next two years.

CALIFORNIACalifornia State College1000 East Victoria St.Dominguez Hills, Ca1.90247

Presently developing an interdepartmental major in Latin Amer-ican Studies and will offer, in the future, some course work in Portu-guese language and Luso-Brazilian subjects.

California State College800 North State College I' .v d.Fullerton, Cal. 92631

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Fundamental Portuguese I and II;Brazilian Literature:Contemporary Brazilian CivilizationIndependent StudyIntroduction to Luso-Brazilian Culture

and CivilizationPortuguese Literature of the Golden

Age:

California State College25800 Hillary StreetHayward, Cal. 90801

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese:

Intermediary Portuguese:Advanced Portuguese:(x)

History: Brazil since Independence;Colonial Brazil:Social Change in Brazil (x)

( Nancy Baden( David M. Feldman

Donald WarrinDonald WarrinDonald Warrin

Eul-soo-Pang

(x) Non-catalog courses currently being offered in the SpringQuarter.

Latin American Studies:History: Latin America: Colonial Period

Latin America: Since 1825Conference Course in Latin American

History

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California State College6101 E. Seventh St.Long Beach, Cal. 90801

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Fundamentals of Portuguese;

Intermediate Portuguese;Advanced Portuguese;(x)Conversational Portuguese:(x)

Latin American Studies:Recently initiated a Latin AmericanStudies Program which is to includeanthropology, art, economics, geo-graphy, history, political science andSpanish and Portuguese:

(x) Will be offered soon.(1) Director.

California State College5151 State College Dr.Los Angeles, Cal. 90032

Brazilian Studies:History: Brazilian History:

Latin American Studies: (§)Anthropology: Peoples of South Amer-

ica:Art: Art of Latin America:Economics: Economic Growth of Un-

der-developed Areas:Geography: Geography of South Amer-

ica:History: Latin America: Colonial Pe-

riod:Latin America (1810-1914);Latin America: 1914 to the Pre -

sent;Special Studies in Latin American

History:Music: Music of Latin America:Political Science: Political Dynamics

of Latin America;Governments ofLatin America:

Alfonso L. Archuleta

Ted Nichols (1)

Timothy F. Harding

Dalep SaundMildred Monteverde

Calvin de Pass

Sri R. Swami

Louis de ArmondTak Shindo

Donald W. Bray

(§) Latin American Studies Center: Director: Louis de Armond

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Fresno State CollegeFresno, Cal. 93726

- Latin American Studies:Economics:Geography:

History:

Political Science:

(1) Coordinator

Pepperdine CollegeLos Angeles, Cal. 90044

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Elementary and Second Year Portuguese

Sacramento State College6000 Jay StreetSacramento, Cal. 95819

Luso -Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese lA and 1B (Ele-

mentary):(Next year will offer 2A and 2B-Intermediate Portuguese and per-haps one course in each, Portu -guese and Brazilian Literature)

San Diego State CollegeSan Diego, Cal. 92115

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese I and II: Begin-

ning Portuguese;Portuguese III and IV: Intermedia-

te Portuguese: (1)Literature: Brazilian Literature;

Portuguese Literature:History: History of Brazil:

( §)

Robert A.MinickRoger E. ErvinCharles G.MarkhamGwendolin B. CobbJose C.Canales (1)Robert M. SmethermanRalph H. VigilFreeman J. Wright

Samuel E.Hill

Henry H. Windsor

Henry H. WindsorRoger Cunniff

(1) The College has plans to offer Portuguese for the minor on theBA. degree in the near future and hopes to eventually offer the B.A.in Portuguese.

(§) Luso Brazilian Club on campus.

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San Fernando Valley State CollegeNorthridge, Cal. 91324

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:(Will introduce a program in Portuguese next year)

San Francisco State College1600 HollowaySan Francisco, Cal. 94132

- Brazilian Studies:History: Brazilian History: Philip Brian Johns on

San Jose State College125 South 7th StreetSan Jose, Cal. 95114

- Latin American Studies:History: Colonial Latin America:Political Science: Government and

Politics in Latin America (dealsspecifically with Brasil):

Sierra College5000 Rocklin Rd.Rocklin, Cal. 95677

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Brazilian Portuguese I

and II (offered when sufficient de-mand arises):

Stanford UniversityStanford, Cal. 94305

Rolland Rogers

Edward J. Rogers

Dorothy V.DeR oche

Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil to 1870: John Wirth

History of Brazil since 1870: John WirthUndergraduate Colloquium: Brazil John WirthGraduate Seminar in Modern

Brazilian History: John WirthGraduate Colloquium: Brazilian

History: John WirthPolitical Science: Seminar in Compa-

rative Politics: Brazil: Robert PackenhamLuso -Brazilian Studies:

Language: First Year PortugueseI, II and III: The Staff

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Second Year Portuguese:Intensive Portuguese:Individual Reading:Advanced Intensive Portuguese:Advanced Conversation on Con -

temporary Brazil:Advanced Portuguese:Graduate Seminar:

Linguistics: Portuguese Linguistics;Portuguese Phonetics: (2)

Literature: Portuguese Literature Iand II:Brazilian Literature I and II:

The Staff (1)The StaffThe StaffThe Staff

The StaffJoaquim F.CoelhoJoaquim F. Coelho

Joaquim F. CoelhoJoaquim F. Coelho

(note): Above courses are not given every semester.(1) Spanish and Portuguese Staff:

Emeriti: Juan B. Rael, Grace KnoppChairman: Bernard GicovateProfessors: Fernando Alegria, Aurelio

Bernard Gicovatk-:, RonaldSchevill

AssistantProfessors: Gustavo Alfaro, Joaquim

Gamboa, Luis Ponce deActing Pro-

fessor:Senior Lec-turer: Philip Peterson

(2) Given 1970 -71- Probably to be taughtLatin American Studies (§):

Anthropology: Latin American Peasan-try:

Economics: Economic Development inLatin America:Seminar in Economic Development

in Latin America:Education: Tutorial on Education and

Development in Latin America:Food Research Institute: The Geogra-

phy of Latin America:Development Problems of Latin

American Export Economies:History: Latin America to 1825:

The Black in Latin America:Undergraduate Colloquium: The

Church in Latin America:

Janice T. Geasler

(§) Committee on Latin American Studies:Chairman: John. J. Johnson (professor)

M. Espinosa, Jr. ,Hilton, Isabel M.

F.Coelho, Ruben A.Leon

by J. F. Coelho

Bernard Siegel

Donald Keesing

Donald Keesing

Martin Carnoy

Paul Mandell

Clark ReynoldsFrederick BowserFrederick Bowser

Frederick Bowser

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Senior Research in Latin Americon History:

Directed Reading in Latin Amer -ican History:

Graduate Seminar in Modern La -tin American History:

Graduate Seminar in ColonialHistory of Latin America:

Latin American Historiography:

Graduate Colloquium: ColonialLatin American History:

Graduate Colloquium: ModernLatin American History:

Graduate Research in LatinAmerican History:

- Latin American Studies:Independent Research:

Undergraduate Seminar in ResearchDesign:

Core Seminar:

Latin American Bibliography:Law: The Legal Systems of Western

Europe and Latin America:

University of CaliforniaBerkeley, Cal. 94720

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary to Intermedia-

te Portuguese:Linguistics: Problems of Portuguese

Linguistics:Literature: Brazilian Literature in

English Translation;The Brazilian Novel:

History: Brazilian History:Brazilian History:

(1) Visiting Professor

F. BowserJ.J. Johnson

F. BowserJ.J. JohnsonJ. Wirth

J.J. Johnson

F. BowserF. BowserJ. Wirth

F. Bowser

J.J. Johnson

F. BowserJ.J. JohnsonJ. Wirth

Paul Mandell &StaffPaul Mandell &StaffJ J . Johns on &StaffJames Breedlove

John Merriman

Benjamin M. Wood-bridge

Benjamin M. Wood-bridge

Benjamin M. Wood-bridge

Engel SluiterStuart Schwartz (1)

Geography: Portuguese America:Brazil;

Brazilian Geography:

Individual research projects which arenot formal academic classes:Engineering: Electrical Engineer-

ing in Brazil:Political Science: Government Po-

licy of Brazil:Geography: Dev. and Resource

Utilization in a Problem Areaof Brazil: The "Nordeste":

Sociology: Industrialization inBrazil:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Native Peoples of South.

America;Contemporary Latin America:

City and Regional Planning:Seminar on Urban Planning in

Latin America:Economics: Economic Development

and Problems of Latin Amer-ica

Education: Comparative Education:Advanced Study on LatinAmerica

History: Latin American History:Social History of Latin America:Latin American Proseminar;

Problems in Interpretation andResearch in the Several Fieldsof History:

Latin America: Advanced Studiesin the Sources and General Li-terature:

Latin ArrIcri..;a: Research Semi -nar:

Political Science: Government andPolitics in Latin America:

Political Change in Africa andLatin America

HilgardSternberg

Otto J.M.Smith

Leslie Lipson

Hilgard O'Reilly Sternberg

Herbert Blumer

May N. DiazFrancis Violich

Francis Violich

James F. KingWilliam McGreevey

David Brading

Engel SluiterWoodrow W. BorahDavid Brading

Engel SluiterWoodrow W. BorahDavid Brading

Robert L.Ayres

(§) Center of Latin American Studies: Acting Chairman, James F. King.

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Latin American Politics:

University of CaliforniaDavis, Cal. 95616

- Lusci-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:Language: Portuguese: Elementary:Literature: Survey of Brazilian Lite -

rature, Drama and Essay;Survey of Brazilian Literature:

Poetry;Survey of Brazilian Literature:

Prose Fiction:Latin American Studies:

Anthropology: Indians of South Amer-ica (unassigned)

Art: The Art of Latin America:Geography: South America (unassigned)History: History of Latin America:

Latin American Social Revolutions:Political Science: Latin American

PoliticsLatin American Political Problems:

University of CaliforniaIrvine, Cal. 92664

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: First Year

Portuguese:Literature: Brazilian Literature:

University of CaliforniaLos Angeles, Cal. 90024

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary, Intermediate

and Advanced Portuguese:

(1) Department of Spanish and Portuguese Staff:

Shirley L.AroraPaulo de Carvalho NetoJohn A. CrowE. Mayonne DiasJohn E. EnglekirkDonald Fogelquist

Isabel L.HerwigClaude L.HuletRichard ReeveAnibal S...nchez -ReuletStanley RobeAlberto Machado da Rosa

Robert L.Ayres

Rollie E. PoppinoM.Roberto Assardo

M.Roberto Assardo

Joseph A. Baird

Arthur CorwinRollie E. Poppino

William S. Tuohu

Zidia 0.Stewari-Zidia O. Stewart

The Staff (

Marion AlbertZeitlin

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Linguistics: Development of the Portu-guise Language:

Morphology and Syntax:Literature: Survey of Brazilian Lite

rature;The Brazilian Novel;Brazilian Poetry;Modern Brazilian Novel;Studies in Luso-Brazilian Litera-

ture: Brazilian Authors:Machado de Assis:Survey of Portuguese Literature:

CamCiesStudies in Luso-Brazilian Litera-

ture:The Portuguez e Novel (131)Portuguese Poetry (133)The Modern Portuguese Novel (236)Studies in Luso Brazilian Litera -

ture: Portuguese Authors (253B)History of the Spanish and Portu -

guese Languages 120ADevelopment of the Portuguese

Language 222Civilization of Spain and Portugal 44Civilization of Spanish America

and Brazil:History: History of Brazil:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Latin American Indian

Languages:Peoples of South America:Indian; of South America:Latin American Studies:Linguistic Areas:Seminar: Indians of South Amer -

ica:Problems of Higher Cultures of

Nuclear AmericaContemporary Latin American

Problems:Selected Topics in Historical Re-

construction and Archaeology(wher concerned with LatinAmerica):

Department of Anthropology Staff(1)

E.Mayonne DiasE.Mayonne Dias

Claude L. Hu letHelen CaldwellE.Mayonne DiasAlberto M. da Rosa

Alberto M. da Rosa

Shirley L. AroraE. Bradford Burns

William 0. BrightJohannes WilbertJohannes WilbertThe Staff (1)H. Hoijer

Henry B. Nicholson

Henry B. Nicholson

The Staff

C. W.Meighan

(§) Latin American Center: Director: Johannes Wilbert.

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Selected Topics in PrehistoricCi,,ilizations in the New World:

Urban Anthropology, CulturalEcology of Latin America:

Business Administration: Comparati-ve and International Manage -ment (when concerned with La-tin America):

International Business Policy(when concerned with Latin Amer-rica):

Dance: Dance of Latin America:Economics: Economic Problems of

Underdeveloped Countries:

Theories of Economic Growth andDevelopment:

Policies for Economic Develop -ment:

Policy Growth of Under-Develop -ed Areas;

Theory and Structure:

Economic Growth of Under-Deve-loped Areas: Models and Po -cy:

Education: Comparative Education:Latin America:

Folklore: Theory and Method in Latin American Studies:

Geography: World Regional Geography: The Americas:

South America:Cultural Geography of Latin

America, especially Brazil:Latin America:

Seminar in Regional Geography:South America:

History: Approaches ir.o the Study ofthe Americas:

Latin America in the 19th and20th Centuries:

Henry B. Nicholson

David G. Epstein

Michael Y. Yoshino

Michael Y. YoshinoJuana de Laban

Firouz VakilBruce Hale Herrick

Firouz VakilB.Hale Herrick

B.Hale HerrickCharles T. Nisbet

B.Hale HerrickFirouz Vakil

B.Hale HerrickCharles T.Nisbet

Thomas J.La Belle

Paulo de CarvalhoNeto

The StaffHenry J. Bruman

H.J.BrumanCharles F. BennettH. J.Bruman

C. F. BennetH. J. Bruman

The StaffE. Bradford BurnsJames W. Wilkie

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Language: History of the Spanish andPortuguese Languages:

Latin American Studies: Latin Amer-ican Resources:

Inter-disciplinar Seminar in LatinAmerican Studies:

Law: Comparative Law: Latin Amer-ican:

Music: Music of Latin America:Seminar in Music of Latin Amer-

ica:Political Science: Latin American

International Relations:Special Studies in International

Relations (when concerned withLatin America):

Governments and Politics in Latin America:

Special Studies in ComparativeGovernment: (when concernedwith Latin America):

Selected Topics in ComparativeGovernment (when concernedwith Latin America):

Urban Government (when concern-ed with Latin America):

Comparative Development Administration (when concernedwith Latin America):

Seminars in Regional and AreaPolitical Studies: Latin America:

Seminar in Comparative Govern -ment (when concerned withLatin America):

Urban Politics: Argentina, Bra -zil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico,and Venezuela:

Comparative Politics of LatinAmerica, especially Mexico,Brazil and Colombia:

Public Health: Public Health and Pre-ventive Medicine:

Behavironal Sciences: -

Dean of the School of Public Health.Chairman and Acting Dean of the School

(1)(Z)

E. Bradford BurnsRobert N. BurrJames M. LockhartJames M. LockhartJames W. Wilkie

C.P.Otero

The Staff

Johannes Wilbert

Kenneth Leslie KarstRobert M.Stevenson

Robert M.Stevenson

Edward Gonzales

The Staff(Susan Kaufman(Edward Gonzales

The Staff

The Staff

The Staff

The Staff

Edward Gonzales

The Staff

John Bollens

Susan Kaufman

L.S.Goerke (1)Daniel M.Wilner (Z)

of Public Health.

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Change Determints in Health-Related Behaviour:

Research Methods in CommunityHealth:

Sociocultural Problems of Healthand Illness:

Seminar in Comparative and Inter-national Health:

Nutritional Diagnosis:Nutritional Problems in Develop -

ing areas:Special Group Studies: Internatio-

nal Health:Medical Care Organization in La-

tin America:

University of CaliforniaRiverside, Cal. 92502

Luso.-Bkazilian Studies:History: Modern Brazil:Language: Portuguese:

Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Archaeological Interpre

tations: South America; Interdisciplinary Studies: LatinAmerica (seminar ):

Ethnographic Interpretations: SouthAmerica:

Geography: Geography of South America:

University of California

The Staff

L.G.ReederMiriam Morris

L.G.ReederMiriam Morris

Alfred K. NeumannThe StaffGladys Emerson

Gladys Emerson

The Staff

Milton J. Roemer

Carlos CortesWilliam Megenney

John 17. C oins

Sylvia M. BroadbentHomer Aschmann (I)

San Diego, La Jolla, Cal. 92037

- Linguistics Department has a course in Portuguese

University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara, Cal. 93106

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of BrazilLanguage: Elementary Portuguese:

Chairman of the Geography Department.Staff: John R. Kelly; Charles Aguirre Zamora; Harvey L.Armando D. Grant.

The Staff (2)

Sharrer;

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Advanced Reading and Composition:Literature: Introduction to Luso-Brazil-

ian Literature:Latin American Studies:

Anthropology: South American Indians:Modern Cultures of Latin America:

History: Hispanic American History:Intellectual History of Spanish Amer-

ica: Modern Period:History of Inter-American Relations:Seminar in the History of Inter-

American Relations:

University of RedlandsRedlands, Cal. 92373

- Brazilian Studies:Social Science: Brazilian Civilization:

Latin American Studies.Literature: Ibero-American Literature:Social Science: Latin American Civili -

zation;Current Latin American Problems:

The Staff

The Staff

William L. AllenManuel L. CarlosD.M. Dozer

Jesus ChavarriaD.M. Dozer

D.M. Dozer

Gilbert B.Becker

Pauline Denel

Gilbert B.Becker

University of Southern CaliforniaUniversity Park, Los Ang. Cal. 90007

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese I, II and III:

Literature; History of Luso-BrazilianLiterature:

Luso-Brazilian Civilization:- Latin American Studies (§)

Anthropology: Peoples and Cultures ofLatin America

Economics: The Economics of Underde -velopment:

Problems of Underdeveloped Econo -mies:

§)(1)

Robert E. CurtisThe Staff (1)

Robert E. CurtisRobert E. Curtis

Jeffrey Nugent

Aurelius Morgner

Latin American Studies Program: Director, Kenneth F. Johnson.Staff: J. Ramon Araluce Hector H. Orjuela

Robert E. CurtisDorothy McMahonLaudelino Moreno

John D. Smith

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Economic Planning and GovernmentPolicy in Underdeveloped Na -

tions:Education: Advanced Comparative Edu -

cation in Latin AmericaHistory: Modern Argentina, Brazil and

ChileThe South American NationsSeminar in Latin American History

international Relations: International Re-lations in Latin America:

Political Science: The Politics of Deve -loping Societies: Latin America:

Seminar in Latin American Politics:

CONNECTICUTUniversity of ConnecticutStorrs, Conn. 06268

Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:

Latin American Studies (§)Geography: Geography of Latin Amer

ica:History: Latin American History in Co

lonial Period:Political Science: Political Institutions

and Behavior in Latin America;Seminar in Latin American.:Politids:

John E. Elliott

Kenneth F. Johnson

Kenneth F. JohnsonKenneth F. Johnson

Norris Lyle

Carolyn Ryan

Hugh M.Hamill

Frederick C. Turner

Yale UniversityNew Haven, Conn. 06520

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Economics: Law and Economic Develop-

ment in Brazil:Economic Development, Income Dis-

tribution (Mexico, Puerto Rico,Brazil):

Economic Development of Brazil:History: Brazilian History, Urban His-

tory:Portuguese Empire, Colonial Bra -

zil, Race Relations:

David M. Trubek

Richard WeisskoffRichard Weisskoff

Richard M.Morse (1)

Charles R. Boxer

( §) Latin American Study Program: Director, Solomon H. Tilles.(1) Chairman: Council on Latin American Studies.

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Language: Portuguese:Spanish and Portuguese Languages:

Law: Urban Development, Brazil:Literature: Spanish and Portuguese Li

terature:Political Science: Brazilian Political

System:

- Latin American Studies (§)

COLORADO

Almir BrunetiC.Malcolm BatchelorDavid M. Trubek

C.Malcolm Batchelor

Alfred Stepan

Colorado State UniversityFort Collins, Colorado 80521

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:Language: Portuguese:

Intermediate Portuguese:Latin American Studies (§§)

Political Science: Latin American Politi-cal Systems:

Wayne ClegernClenroy EmmonsWilliam W.Moseley

Sue E.Charleton

Southern Colorado State CollegePueblo, Colorado 81005

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History and Civilization of B.Language: Elementary Portuguese:

Latin American Area Studies Pro -gram

- Latin American Studies (§§§)Anthropology: Archaeology of Latin Amer-

icaPeoples and Cultures of Latin Amer-

icaEconomics:: Latin American Economics

§)

§§)(1)(§§§)

Gordon Kenyon (1)Leon Bright

Council on Latin American Studies: Chairman, Richard I\ horse.note: Latin American Studies at Yale has moved increasingly to thefore in recent years. The graduate student may draw upon wide re-sources within many departments of the University to make LatinAmerica a field of concentration as he works towards his degree inhis chosen disciplin-3 and he may participate in the inter-disciplina-ry seminar in Latin American Studies which is now offered.(Yale University Catalog, 1969 -1970)Center for Latin American Studies: Director, William W. Winnie Jr.Chairman: Division of Social SciencesLatin American Area Studies Program: Coordinator, Leon Bright.

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Geography: Geography of Latin America:

History: The History of Latin America:Sociology: Latin American Sociology:Political Science: Governments of Latin

America:

University of ColoradoBoulder, Colorado 80302

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Beginning Portuguese

Second Year PortugueseReading and Conversation (Fall)

Literature: Main Currents of PortugueseLiterature and Civilization (Fall)Main Currents of Brazilian Literature

and Civilization:

John R. Howard (x)Dwain T. ErvinFabiola Aguirre

Alan P. Love(x)

The Staff

Staff: Charles L. King Isidoro MontielKathleen K. Kulp Jose- de Onis (1)Charles L. Nelson Bernice Udick

- Latin American Studies: ( §)Art: Pre-Columbian Art

Latin American ArtAnthropology: South Amer '.caGeography: South AmericaHistory: History of Latin America

History of South American Republics:East Coast

Colonies of Spain and Portugual inthe New World

Political Sciences: Governments of LatinAmerica

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAThe American UniversityMass. &Nebraska Ave. N. W.Washington, D. C. 20016

- Latin American Studies(§§)Department of Anthropology: Archaeology:

Chairman of Department of Languages.Latin American Studies Senior Seminar.Latin American Language and Area Studies Program:Director: John Finan.Heads: Department of Geography; Department of Political Science.

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Meso-America:School of Government and Public Adrni

nistration:Government and Politics of Latin

America:History: History of Latin America

since 1860:

Latin American IntellectualHistory:

Topics in Latin American History I:The Black Experience:

Diplomatic History of Latin America:Research Seminar in Latin American

"istory:School c....,rternational Service:

Individual Reading and Research:Introduction to Latin America:International Relations of Latin

America:Labor in an Area: Latin America:Seminar in the OAS:Seminar in Latin America:

7L,anguage and Linguistics: Classics ofLatin American Literature:The Short Story

Inter -De partamental :Education in Latin America:

Charles W.McNett

Brady B. Ty son(1)

Harold DavisJohn Finan

Harold Davis

John FinanEdith Coutourier

Javier Malagon

Harold DavisBrady B. Tyson

Larman C. WilsonJames Lee MartinLarman C. WilsonHarold DavisJohn FinanBrady B. Tyson

David Heft

Brazilian American Cultural Institute, Inc.4201 Connecticut Ave., N.W. s/405Washington, D. C. 20008

Jose- M. Neistein, Executive Director

Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese I and II: Beginning

Portuguese:Portuguese I and II: Intermediate

Portuguese:Portuguese I and II: Advanced Por

tuguese:Portuguese I and II: Beginning

Portuguese:Portuguese: Advanced Conversation:

(1) Teaches each fall a course entitled "Brazil

Haydee S.Magro

Haydee S.Magro

Hayd&e S.Magro

Joao Francisco BezerraJoao Francisco Bezerra

in World Politics," offeredby the Latin American Studies Program at the School of International Service.

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Litarature: Brazilian Literature:Brazilian Short Stories:Translation:

note: Special courses for groups goingto Brazil, upon request.

Haydee S.MagroHaydee S.MagroHaydee S.Magro

The Catholic University of America (§)630 Michigan Ave. , N. E.Washington, D.C. 20017

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: Brazilian and Portuguese His

tory:Language: Portuguese:

Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Town and Country in La-

tin America:Social and Cultural Change in Latin

America:Economics: Economics of Under-Deve

loped Countries:Theory of Economic Integration:Seminar on Socio-Economic Deve

lopment: Latin America

History: Catholic Church in LatinAmerica;

Seminar in. Latin American History:

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:

Manoel Cardozo (1)Antonio da Silva

Michael Kenny

Jack Rollwagen

Henry W. SpiegelAlberto Piedra

Albert FrancesAlberto Piedra

Antonine Tibesar

Defense Language InstituteEast Coast BranchU. S. Naval Station .

Anacostia Annex, Washington, D.

Language: Portuguese:

- LuSo -Brazilian Studies:

(§)(1)

Georgetown UniversityWashington, D.C. 20007

Edgar C. SorenDyrajaia de SouzaSoren

Joao Francisco Bezerra

Institute of Ibero-American Studies: Director: Fr.Antonine 'TibesarChairman, Department of History and Curator of the Oliveira LimaLibrary.

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School of Languages and Linguistics:Maria Isabel Abreu, Head, Division of

PortugueseLanguage; Basic Portuguese:

Advanced Portuguese:

Advanced Translation:Linguistics: Portuguese Structure:

History of the Portuguese Language:Portuguese Dialectology: (to be an -

nounced)Literature and Civilizarion: Introduction

to Literature and Style:Literature of Brazil:Contemporary Brazilian Literature:Brazilian Civilization:Luso-Brazilian Seminar:

History: History of Brazil:Tutorial Seminar: Brazilian History:

- Latin American Studies (§)

(§)

Anthropology: Latin American Societies:A Socio-Anthropological Ap-proach:

Economics: Economic Development inLatin America:

Monetary and Fiscal Policies forDevelopment in Latin America:

Economic Development of Under-Developed Countries:

Investment Project Analysis:Collection and Use of Economic Data

for Development Analysis:Seminar in Development Economics:Economic Growth and Development

Planning in Latin America:Monetary and Financial Systems in

Latin America:Government: Latin American Govern-

ments and Politics:Inter-Am:: rican Regional Organiza

tions and Relations:Political Change in Latin America:Latin American International Re la

tions:Latin American Studies Program: Director:

Cle-a RamehZaida KnightDonald HaerrLaura ZamarinBlanca Diez-SuarezZaida KnightJames KennedyCle-a RamehCle-a Rameh

Maria Isabel AbreuLaura ZamarinLaura ZamarinMaria Isabel AbreuMaria Isabel AbreuElmer BroxsonElmer Broxson

Janice Hopper

Josef Solterer

Josef Solterer

Joseph L. TryonJoseph L. Tryon

Joseph L. TryonJoseph L. Tryon.

Oscar A. Echevarria

Oscar A. Echevarria

William Manger

William MangerWilliam H. Brill

John H. McDonoughJohn H McDonough.

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History: Latin America:Revolutionary Movements in Latin

America:

George Washington UniversityWashington, D.C. 20006

- Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil: (every other

year)- Latin American. Studies (§)

Anthropology: Native Peoples of SouthAmerica:New World Archaeology:

(§)

Latin American Archaeology:;Inter- disciplinary Seminar :,Problems

in Latin-American Civilization:Economics: Economic History and Pro

blems of Latin America:Seminar: Land Policy Problems in

Latin America:Economic Development of Latin

America:Seminar: Problems in Latin

American Civilization:Geography and Regional Science: Latin

America:History: History of Spain and Portugal:

History of Latin America:Research Seminar: Latin American

History:Seminar: Problems in Latin Amer -

ican History:Readings in Latin American History:

Political Science: Government and Po -litics in Latin America:Political :Patterns and International

Relations:Seminar: Latin American Politics:Seminar: Problems in Latin Amer-

ican Civilization:

Thomas J. Dodd

Luis E. Aguillar-Leon

Mario Rodriguez

The StaffRobert Lee Humphrey

JuniorRobert L.Humphrey Jr.

Mario Rodriguez (1)

James Melton Howell

Thomas FrankCarroll

The Staff

Mario Rodriguez

Marvin GordonMario RodriguezMario Rodriguez

Mario Rodriguez

Mario RodriguezMario Rodriguez

Keith Larry Storrs

Keith Larry StorrsKeith Larry Storrs

Mario Rodriguez

Committee on Latin American Studies: Chairman, Mario Rodriguez(1) Director

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Howard University2400 6th Street, N. W.Washington, D.C. 200("1

Latin American Studies:History: ABC Powers of Latin America

History of Latin America to 1830History of Latin America since 1830

Political Science: Government and Politicsof South American Countries:

Government and Politics in CentralAmerica and the Caribbean

Barbara Gordon

School of Advanced International StudiesThe Johns Hopkins University1740 Massachusetts Ave. , N. W.Washington, D.C. 20036

Luso -Brazilian Studie s :Language: Beginning Portuguese:

Advanced Portuguese:Contemporary Brazil:

- Latin American Studies (§)Latin American Civilization;International Relations of Latin America;The Inter-American System and the OAS;Problems of U.S. Relations with Latin

America:Latin American Politics:Latin American Political Analysis:Latin American Political and Social

Thought:Latin American Economic Problems:Problems of Latin American Integration:Social Aspects of Latin American Deve -

lopement:

James KennedyHaydee S.MagroC.Neale Ronning (1)

John C. Dreier (2)

James H. Payne

Harold E. Davis (3)Irving SirkenJoseph Grunwald

Luis Ratinoff

Trinity CollegeMichigan Ave. & Franklin St. N. E.Washington, D.C. 20017

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese:

(§)(1)(2)

(3)

Joseph Spieker

Inter-American Center: Director, John C. DreierVisiting ProfessorVisiting ProfessorVisiting Professor

FLORIDA

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Florida State University (§)Tallahassee, Fla. 32306

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language and Literature:

Portuguese Language and BrazilianLiterature:

University of FloridaGainesville, Fla. 32601

Brazilian Studies:Anthropology: The Peoples of Brazil:Economics: The Economy of Brazil:Geography: Human and Cultural Geogra-

phy of Brazil:History: Brazilian History:

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

Literature: Luso-Brazilian Literature:

- Latin American Studies (§§)

(§)(1)(§§)

Agriculture: Development of TropicalPastures:

Economics: Financial Institutions andFiscal Policies:

Geography: Geography of Tropical Agri-culture:

Law: Law and Development:Political Science: Government and Po -

litics:Sociology: Social Stratification and So

cial Mobility:Demography: Social Change and Mo-

dernization:Demographic Analysis:

Henry W. Hoge ( 1)Ernest C.RehderJane Hoge

Maxine L.MargolisWilliam G. Tyie r

Raymond E. CristNeill W. Macaulay

Alfred HowerRichard A. Preto-

RodasAlfred HowerRichard A. Preto-

Rodas

Gerald O.Mott

Robert W. Bradbury

Joshua C. DickinsonIII

William D.MacDonald

Thomas L. Page

Sugiyama Iutaka

John V.D.SaundersT. Lynn Smith

Inter -American Studies: Adviser: Louis C. Bourgeois.Chairman of the Department of Modern Languages.Center for Latin American Studies:Director: William E. Carter; Assistant Director: Raymond J. Toner.

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Biology of Vertebrates in theLowlands Tropics: Brian K.McNab

University of MiamiCoral Gables, Fla.33124

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language and Literature: Elementary,

Intermediate and Advanced Por-tuguese: Brazilian Literatureand Civilization:

Anthropology: Contemporary LatinAmerican Problems (first se-mester devoted to Brazil):

Education: Development of BrazilianSociety:

History: History of Brazil:Latin American Studies ( §)

Economics: Alternative Economic Systoms

The Economics and Development ofLatin America I;

The Economics and Development ofLatin America II:

Geography: Geographic Problems of La-tin America;

Economic Geography of Latin Amer-ica;

Tropical Geography:Geographical Analysis of Latin

America:Government: Latin American Political

Problems;Contemporary Latin American Po -

litical Problems;Public Management in Latin America:L. Amer. Foreign Policies;Inter -American Relations;Politics of Developing Nations;Latin America in World affairs:

History; Main Currents of Latin American Development ;

International Communism in the

Gerald G. CurtisCharles Javens

H. W . Hutchins on

Jacques M. P. WilsonGerald G. Curtis

Jan Peter Wogart

James Foley

Luella N. Dambaugh

Robert C.Mings

Donald Merris

Edward Sofea

( §) Latin American Center, Robert E.McNicoll, Director:Division of International Studies.

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Americas: Robert E.McNicollIone S. WrightJaime SuchlickiGerald G. Curtis

Inter-American Studies: Latin AmericanThought

Latin American AnthropologyCross-Cultural Study of Contempo

rary Latin AmericaStudies in the Factors and Forcer..

that have shaped Latin AmericanSocieties

Studies in Conflict, and Cooperationin the Americas

Studies in International Communismand Ideological Conflict in theAmericas:

Studies in the Dev. Process & Probl. in L. A. The Staff (x)(x)Staff: Robert E. McNicoll, Director

H. W. HutchinsonGerald G. CurtisJaime SuchlickiJacques M. P. WilsonIone S. Wright

Law: Inter-American International LawLa it American Legal HistoryLatin American Legal PhilosophyLaw and Revolution in Latin Amer -

ica:

University of South FloridaTampa, Fla. 33620

Eduardo G.Leriverend

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil: Edward BillingsleyLanguage: Functional Portuguese: Edward J.Neugaard (1)

Latin American Studies (Arts and Letters: Latin American Arts

and Letter sGeography: Latin America: Brazil: Stuart Rothwell

Regional Geography: Latin America(instructors for this course vary)

History: Latin American History Charles ArnadePro-Seminarian History: Latin

America: (instructora. for thiscourse vary)

(§) Latin American Studies Program: Chairman: Mark Orr(1) Assistant Chairman for Spanish and Portuguese Romance Philology.

GEORGIA

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Agnes Scott CollegeDecatur, Ga. 30030

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Anthropology: Peoples and Cultures of

Latin America:

West Georgia CollegeCarrollton, Ga.

Latin American Studies:History: Brazilian HistorySocial Sciences:(developing a specialized emphasis on

Latin America)

HAWAIIUniversity of Hawaii2444 Dole StreetHonolulu, Hawaii 96822

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:Literature: Brazil and Portugal:

ILLINOISDe Paul University2323 N.Seminary Ave.Chicago, 111. 60614

Ibero-American Studies: (§)Anthropology: Portuguese Anghropology:Geography: Geography of South America:History: Latin American History:

(§)

(§,§)

Eastern Illinois UniversityCharleston, Illinois

John A. Tumblin, Jr.

Gene Huck (1)

Stefan BaciuStefan Baciu

Lavinia RaymondRichard HoukBernardine Pietraszek

(§§)

De Paul University has an Ibero-American Studies Program whichis presently being revised. The possibility of offering Portugueselanguage on an experimental basis will be discussed. In the SpringQuarter, Lavinia C.Raymond will present a course on Africam Influences in South America, a large part of which will be devoted toBrazil.Latin American Studies Program: Chairman: Lawrence Nichols.(anticipates offering Portuguese language classes in 1971)

(1) Chairman of Division of Social Sciences.

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Mundelin College6363 Sheridan Rd.Chicago, I11.60626

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Intensive Portuguese:

- Latin American Studies:Literature: Latin American Novel I:

Northwestern UniversityEvanston and Chicago: Ill.

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Intensive Portu

guese:Literature: Brazilian Literature:

The Brazilian Novel:Gil Vicente and the Early Drama:

Latin American Studies:History: Survey of Latin American His

tory:Political Science: Politics of Latin

America:

Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale, Ill. 62901

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: First and Second Year Portu-

guese:History: Brazil since Independence:

Latin American Studies (§)

(§)

Anthropology: People and Culture:Individual Studies:Seminar inter Ethnology of the New

World (x)Seminar in the Cultures of Latin

America (x)Economics: Latin America Economic :

Development:Geography: Regional Geography of Latin

America:Government: Latin American Govern

ment.& Politics:

Mrs. Hayk

Manuel Ortiz

Donald E. BartellDonald E. BartellDonald E. BartellErwin J. Webber

Frank R. Safford

George Blanksten

Clement P. HaverlyC. Harvey Gardiner

Milton AltschulerCarroll Riley

G.Carl Wiegand

Gary Lobb

William Garner

Latin American Institute. Director, A. W. Bork, Head: Inter-American Studies.

(x) Departmental assignments which may be given to W. W. Taylor,Carroll Riley, Milton Attschuler or Charles R. Rands.

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History: History of L.A. (Colonial)History of L.A. (Independent)Dictatorships (19th Century)Dictatorships (20th Century)Studies in Latin American History (x)

Philosophy: Elementary Ethics & Politics;L.A. Philosophy (Fall, 1970);Seminar in L.A. Thought: ()

The University of Chicago1050 E. 59th St.Chicago, Ill. 60637

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History:Language: Portuguese:Linguistics and Literature:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology:

Economics:

History:

Linguistics and Literature:

Political Science:

Ranieri Frondizi

T. Bent ly DuncanFred B.MorrisAnthony J. Naro

Terence TurnerManning NashChet FormanLarry SjastaadBurt HoselitzT.Bently DuncanJohn CoatsworthDaniel C. Ca-rdenasAnthony J.NaroPhilippe Schmitter

University of Illinois at Chicago CircleChicago, Ill. 60680

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: Portuguese Empire and Brazil:

(not offered this year)Monarchy in Brazil from 1808 to 1889

(not otfei:?d this year)Modern Brazil from 1889 to present:

(not offered this year)Language: Portuguese I, II and III:

Portuguese IV, V and VI:Doris RaheDon Bartell

(x) All history courses subject to departmental assigni-nect, but are usuallygiven by the following: C.Harvey Gardiner, Robert L.Gold, David C.Werlich and visiting professors.

(xx) These three courses subject to departmental assignment.

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- Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Ethnography of So. AmericaGeography: Geography of South AmericaHistory: Colonial Latin America; Latin

America in the 19th Century; ModernLatin America:

University of IllinoisUrbana, ill. 61801

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Brazilian Culture:Language: Portuguese:

Literature:: Philosophy & History of Ideas;Brazilian and Portuguese Literatures:Portugal and Brazil:

Linguistics:- Latin American Studies (§)

Geography:History: Seminar in L.A. History:

Music: Music in Latin America:Political Science: Politics in the Develop -

ing States:Problems in L.A. Politics &Govern-

ments:INDIANA

Ball State UniversityMuncie, Ind. 47306

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: I, II and III:

Latin American Studies (§§)Economics: Economic Development inL.A .Geography: Geography of South America:History: History of Latin America, 1842 to

Independence:History of L.A., 1825 to the Present:

Political Science: L.A. Political Systems :§)

(§§)note:

Robert E.Conrad

Anoar AiexJoseph H. D. Allen, Jr.Merlin H. ForsterAnoar Aiex

Anoar AiexJoseph H. D. Allen, Jr.Merlin H. ForsterJoseph H. D. Allen, Jr.

John ThompsonJoseph L . LoveC. E. NowellGerard H. Behague

Robert E.ScottRobert E.ScottRobert Byars

The Staff

Tom Martinson

Merrill. RippyMerrill RippyJoseph Menez

Center for L.A. Studies : Dir. . John P. Augelli; Ass°. Dir .Carl W. Deal.L. A. Studies Program (recently inaugurated: does not have a director yet).Ball State University has been designated by the American Associationof State Colleges and Universities as Planning Coordination Institutionfor a Brazilian overseas study center. Dr.Robert Carmin, Dean of theCollege of Sciences and Humanities is in charge of this program.

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DePauw UniversityGreencastle, Ind. 46135

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: One Year course: (x)

Hanover CollegeHanover, Ind. 47243

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language and Literature: Portuguese Lan-

guage and Brazilian Literature aretaught in alternate years:

James S. Rambo

Robert G. Trimble

Indiana University (xx)Bloomington, Ind. 47401

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: (xxx)Anthropology: Cultures and Society of

Brazil:History: Brazilian Civilization:Inter-Disciplinary: Latin American Stu-

dies: Contemporary Brazil:music:Political Sciences:

Language: Elementary Portuguese I:Elementary Portuguese II

Second Year Portuguese Composition:

Second Year Portuguese:Portuguese Conversation and Diction:

Literature: Masterpieces of PortugueseLiterature:

Seminar: Brazilian Literature:Brazilian Prose Fiction:Machado de Assis:Graduate Readings in Portuguese:Early Portuguese Literature:Individual Reading Portuguese and

Brazilian Literature:

The StaffDavid Fagan

Juan A. Orrego-SalasPhyllis PetersonMrs. E.EckleyMr. G. HartMr. V.Rojas

Jon TolmanMr. D. FaganRoPaiva

Heitor MartinsHeitor Mai tinsHeitor MartinsHeitor MartinsJohn DysonD. Fagan

The Staff

(x) This course is offered every other year and is open to students whohare already completed the foreign language requirements for gra -duation from DePauw.

(xx) There is a Luso-Brazilian Club on campus. Also Latin Student's As so.(xxx) Courses being planned: Brazilian Novel of Social Protest and the Li-

terature of Portuguese Overseas Expansion.

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Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Archaeology of Middle

South America:Indians of South America:Peasant Cultures of the Andes:

Economics: Financial Problems of Deve-lopment in Economically Under-developed Countries:

Research. Seminar in Problems inLatin American Economies:

Education: Economics of Educationand Social Change in Under-developed Societies:

Folklore: Fcik and Tribal Music of La -tin America:

Seminar in Latin American Folklore:Seminar in Latin American Ethnomu-

sicology:

Geography: Geography of Latin America:History: History of Latin America:

U.S Latin American Relations:Colloquium on Latin American His

tory (Colonial and National Pe -riod):

Seminar in Latin American History:(Colonial and National Period)

Music: Heitor Villa-LobosVocal Music in Latin America:

Political Science: Government and Po li -tics in Latin America:

Development Problems of Non-In-dustrialized Countries:

Thomas MyersPaul L. DoughtyPaul L. Doughty

Louis Shere

Frank T.Bachmura

The Staff

George H. ListThe StaffMerle Simmons

George H. ListThe StaffOtis P. StarkeyJames R. Scobie (1)David BurksRobert QuirkJohn LombardiDavid M. Pletcher

James R.ScobieRobert QuirkDavid BurksJohn Lombardi

James R. ScobieRobert QuirkDavid BurksJohn LombardiJuan A. Orrego-SalasJuan A. Orrego-Salas

Phyllis J. Peterson

Phyllis J. Peterson

(§) Latin American Studies Program: Director: Paul L. Doughty.(1) Chairman of the Committee on Latin American Studies.

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Purdue UniversityLafayette, Ind. 47907

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary and Intermediate

Portuguese:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology and Sociology:

Archaeology:History:

Political Science:

University of Notre DameNotre Dame, Ind.46556

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

- Latin American Studies: (g)Economics: Economic Development of

Latin America:Government: Governments of Latin Amer-

ica:History: Latin American History:

IOWA

Sociology: Latin American Cultures:Social Change in Latin America:Latin American Institutions:

The University of IowaIowa City, Iowa 52240

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: (1)Language: Portuguese:

Literature: Brazilian Literature Survey:Modern Brazilian Fiction:Composition and Conversation:

KANSASThe University of KansasLawrence, Kansas 66044

- Luso-Brazilian Studies (x)(§)(x)(1)

Don H. WaltherElizabeth Mueller

Michael SaloveshHarry R. PotterBart LandryRobert FryWilliam CollinsAnne W . L ornme 1John Sloan

Fernando Souza

Jose Miquens

Michael FrancisFrederick PikeSam ShapiroArthuro RubelWilliam D'AntonioMrs. Fabio da Silva

Mary L. DanielGeorge De MelloMary L,. DanielMary L. DanielAzalea Laires

Latin American Program: Director: John J.Kennedy.Committee on Luso-Brazilian Studies: Chairman, Frederic;M.Litto.C):ca-r Fernandez: Chairman, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese.

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Hiscory: Colonial Brazil:Modern Brazil:

Language: Elementary Portuguese andConversation:

Advanced Portuguese:Literature: Introduction to Portuguese

and Brazilian Literature;Survey of Portuguese Literature;Brazilian Prose Fiction;Brazilian Poetry;Brazilian Culture;Contemporary Brazilian Literature;Special Readings in Portuguese and

Brazilian Literature: (x)Latin American Studies (§)

Anthropology: Peoples of South America;Latin American Ethnology;Latin American Folklore;Ancient American Civilization;South American Archaeology:

Art History:Economics: Economic Problems of La

tin America;Latin American Economic Develop

ment since the 1930's:Geography: Geography of South America:

History: Colonial Latin America;National Latin America:

Interdisciplinary Seminar in Latin Amer-ican Culture and Problems:

Political Science: Government and Poli -tics of South American Republics

International Relations of LatinAmerica

KENTUCKY

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:§)

(x)

University of LouisvilleLouisville, Kentucky 40208

Kenneth Maxwell

Antonio Vieira daSilva

Jon S. Vincent

Jon S. Vincent

Robert E. HinshawRobert J.SquierRobert J. SmithMarilyn Stokstad

Ronald K. CalgaardRobert F.NunleyPierre Stouse

Robert GilmoreCharles L.Stansifer

Robert D. Tomasek

Center of Latin American Studies: Acting Director, Thomas M.Gale.note: In the Fall of 1970, Prof. Malcolm Silverman will be joiningthe Faculty and will teach advanced language courses and Portugueseliterature.

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Language: Portuguese: Elementary andIntermediate:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Contemporary Cultures of

Latin America:History: Latin American History I and II:

LOUISIANALouisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge, La. 70803

- Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:Literature: Seminar "Brazilian Litera

ture":- Latin American Studies (§§)

Anthropology and Ceography: Mesoamer-ican Anthropology and LatinAmerican Geography:

Business Administration: InternationalManagement in Latin America:

Economics: Economic Development; U.S.International and Latin AmericanEconomic relations:

Government: Latin American Governments and Politics:

History: Colonial Latin America:

Latin America since Indepen-dence:

Great Powers of Latin America: Ar-gentina, Brazil and Chile:

Sociology: Latin American Institutions:

Seminar: Latin American Institutions:

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Carlos D.RomoA Latin American Area Studies Program is being established withDr. Frederic Hicks as Acting Director.Latin American Studies Institute: Acting Director, Pedro F. Hernandez,

(§)

(§§)

Tulane UniversityNew Orleans, La. 70118

Fortuna Gordon

Frederic HicksCharles Berry

Peter J. Lunardi

Peter J. Lunardi

M. RichardsonR. ChardonR.C. West

R.D.Carter

R. FlammingH. Daly

Leonard Cardenas, Jr.J. Preston MooreJane L. DeGrummond

J. Preston MooreJane L. DeGrummond

Jane L. DeGrummondPedro F. HernandezQuentin A.L. JenkinsQuentin A.L . Jenkins

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History: History of Brazil:Linguistics:

Literature:Political Science: Brazilian Government:Work with Graduate Theses:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: High Civilizations of

South America:South American Indians:

Art. Latin American Art I and II:Reading and Research in Latin Amer-

ican Art:Economics: Resource Development in

Latin America:Current Economic Problems of

Latin America:Economic Planning:Latin American Trade:

History: History of Diplomatic RelationsBetween the U.S. and LatinAmerica:

History of Latin America;The Literature of Latin American

History before 1830:The Literature of Latin American

Histor after 1830:Seminal- .1 the History of Latin

America I and II:Seminar in Latin American Colonial

Institutions:Latin American Studies: Cultural Heri

tage of Latin America:Latin American Studies Area Semi

nar:Seminar in Free Trade and Econo

mic Integration in Latin America:Law: Latin American Legal Institutions:Political Science: Government and Po li -

tics of Latin America:

Danilo Pinto Lobo (x)Mr. HallDaniel WoganHamilton Aluizio Elia (x)Hamilton Aluizio EliaPaul H. LewisWilliam J.Smither

Arden R. KingArden R. KingDonald Robertson

Donald Robertson

Frank L. Keller

Hector CorreaHector CorreaThe Staff

Ricnard Greenleaf

The Staff

The Staff

William Joyce Griffith (x)

Richard E. Greenleaf

The Staff

The Staff

The StaffR. Batiza

Roland H. EbelJames D. Cochrane

Center of Latin American Studies: Director, William J. Griffith (x)Mr. Lobo and Mr. Romo may not tontine teaching the undergraduatelanguage courses; Professor Elia has a one year appointment andwill be replaced by a permanent appointment and the Director of theCenter for Latin Arnerican Studies, Dr. W. J.Griffith has resigned.

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Community Politics of Latin America:L.A. Internatioaal Relations:Seminar in L . A. International Relations:L.A. Regional integration:Seminar in L.A. Government & Politics:Seminar in L.A. International Relations:

Sociology: Latin American Social ThoughtComparative L.A. Demography:Modernization of Latin America:Social Stratification and Mobility in L.A. :

MARYLANDFrostburg State CollegeFrostburg, Md. 21532

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: makes Portuguese language ta-

pes available to students wishingto learn the language on their own.

- Latin American Studies:Government: Latin American Governments:History: Latin American History:

Roland H. EbelJames D. CochraneJames D. CochraneJames D. CochraneRoland H. EbelJames D. CochraneThomas KtsanesMichael MicklinThomas KtsanesMichael Micklin

Virginia Nell MillsChristopher Pank

United States Naval AcademyAnnapolis, Md. 21402

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Basic Portuguese I and II:

Intermediate Portuguese I and II:Advanced Portuguese I and II:

Literature: Representative Readings inBrazilian Literature (x)

Modern Brazilian Novel (x)Naval History: Brazilian Naval History:

Civilization: Development of Luso-Brazil-lian Civilization:

Contemporary Brazil:

G. J. RiccioJ. A. HutchinsM. A. Cardoso de

Castro

M. A. Cardoso deCastro

J. A. HutchinsJ.A. Hutchins

(x) Courses have yet to be given due to insufficient demand.

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- Latin American Studies:Civilization: Development of Latin Amer -

ican Civilization:Contemporary Latin American Civilization:Government and Politics: Government and

Politics of Latin America:History: Latin American History and Con-

temporary Problems:International Relations: International Re -

lations of Latin America:

University of MarylandCollege Park, Md. 20742

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:History: History of Brazil:

- Latin American Studies:Geography: Economic and Cultural Geo -

graphy of South America:Government: Government and Politics of

Latin America:

History: Latin American History:

MAINE

- Luso -Brazilian Studies :Language: Portuguese:

Brazilian Civilization:

MASSACHUSETTS

G.J.RiccioG. J.Riccio

G.P. Atkins

W. L. Calderhead

G. P. Atkins

Louise T.CrissmanDonald W. Giffin

Antonio F. Chaves

Eldin W.LanningWillard BarberHorace HarrisonWinthrop R. WrightJ. Benedict Warren

Colby CollegeWaterville, Maine 04901

Priscilla DoelPriscilla Doel

Boston CollegeChestnut Hill, Mass. 02167

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Introduction to Portuguese:

Conventional Portuguese:Literature: Readings in Portuguese Lite

rature:Readings in Brazilian Literature:Brazilian Literature in Translation:Portuguese Literature in Translation:

Norman AraujoE'. Mildred Vieira

E. Mildred VieiraK. Mildred VieiraK.. Mildred VieiraE... Mildred Vieira

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Latin American Studies:Economics: Problems in Latin American

Development:History: The C ')lonial Period in Latin

America:Argentina, Brazil and Chile:

Political Science: Government and Poli-tics of Latin America: I and II:

International Relations of Latin Amer-ica:

Richard Weisskoff

Joseph T. CriscentiJoseph T.Criscenti

Pierre -Michel Fontaine

Pierre-Michel Fontaine

The Commonwealth of MassachusettsBristol Community CollegeFall River, Mass. 02720

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese: I and II:

Intermediate Portuguese: 11 and 12: (1)- Latin American Studies:

History: Latin Amer- :an History:

Edmond RegoEdmond Rego

Steven S. Ussach

The Commonwealth of MassachusettsSoutheastern Massachusetts UniversityNorth Dartmouth, Mass. 02747

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: ( §)Language and Literature: Intermediate

PortuguesePortuguese Literature of the 19th and

20th CenturiesDirected Studies:Intermediate PortugueseElementary Portuguese:Intermediate PortugueseMaterpieces of Portuguese LiteratureCulture and Civilization of Portugal:

Culture and Civilization of Brazil:Classical Period in Portugal:Advanced Composition and Conversa

tion (3)Advanced Grammar and Syntax (3)

Gregory F.Rocha, Jr.

Antone Felix

Lufs Antonio GouveiaMacedo (2)

Antone FelixGregory F.Rocha, Jr.

Center of Luso-Brazilian Studies: Director not yet named.Expects to offer advanced Portuguese 51 and 52 within the next year.Visiting Professor sent by the "Institute de Alta Cultura" of the "Mi-nisterio da Educacao Nacional" in Portugal.Will be given in 1971 by Luis Antonio Gouveia Macedo.

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The Commonwealth of MassachusettsState College at BridgewaterGrove St., Bridgewater, Mass. 02324

- Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese I and II:

Intermediate Portuguese I and II:- Latin American Studies:

History: Latin America, the ColonialPeriod: Jane Herrick

Latin America, the National Period: Jane Herrick

Robert C.ArrudaRobert C.Arruda

Harvard UniversityCambridge, Mass.02138

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Introduction to the Portuguese

Language and the Civilizations ofPortugal and Brazil:

Language and Literature of the CapeVerde Islands:

Linguistics: Portuguese Linguistics:R:o-seminar in Portuguese Linguis -

tics and the Literature of Braziland Portugal:

Literature: Literature of the OverseasExpansion:

The Literature of Brazil:Seminar on Brazilian Literature:

Humanities: Brazil, Portugal and OtherPortuguese-speaking lands:

Anthropology: Social Structure of Brazil: (1)

- Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Culture History of the New

World:

(§)

Economics: Economic Development in La-tin America:

Government: Political, Economic andSocial Modernization in LatinAmerica:

David T.Haberly

Francis M.RogersFrancis M.Rogers

Francis M.RogersDavid T. Haberly

Francis M.RogersDavid T.HaberlyDa ,id T.Haberly

Francis M.RogersDavid Maybury-

Lewis

Michael MoseleyJ.Sabloff

Albert 0. Hirschman

Gino Germani

Committee on Latin American Studies: Chairman, John H. Parry;Executive Secretary: David T. Haberly.

(1) There is also a course "Civilization of Brazil": an evening extensioncourse for those not regularly enrolled at Harvard: D. T.Haberly.

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History: European Oceanic Discovery,Trade and Settlement:

Intellectual History of Latin America:Latin America: The Rise of Export

Economics and the Problems ofPolitical Demecratization:

John H. ParryJuan Marichal

Tulio Halperin

Smith CollegeNorthampton, Mass. 01060

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese:

Literature: The Modern Brazilian Novel:Masterpieces of Brazilian Literature:

Erna de Queiroz:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology and Sociology: Contempora -

ry Latin American Society:Economics: Seminar: Latin American

Economics:Government: Latin American Political

Systems:History: Hispanic-America in the Colo -

nial Period. Argentina, Braziland Cuba:

Inter-American Affairs:

University of MassachusettsAmherst, Mass. 01003

- Luso-Brazilian Studies;Language: Introductory and Intermediate

Portuguese:- Latin American. Studies (§)

Anthropology: South American Ethnology:Government: The Government and Politics

of South America:

Charles MannCutler, Jr.

Erna Berndt Kelley (1)Charles Mann

Cutler, Jr.Alicia. Rodrigues

Clemente

Peter Isaac Rose (2)

Robert Tabor Averitt (3)

Stanley Rothman

Stanley MauriceElkins (4)

Stanley MauriceElkins

Thomas Sousa

Donald Proulx

Howard Wiarda (5)

( §) Certificate Program in Latin American Studies: Chairman, Robert A.Potash.(1) Head of the Department of Hispanic Studies.(2) Head of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology.(3) Chairman of the Department of Economics.

r(5)Chairman of the History Department.On leave, 1970.

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History: History of Brazil and Argentinain the 19th aid 20th Centuries:

An Introduction to Latin AmericanCivilization:

MICHIGAN

Robert A. Potash

Lewis Hanke

Hillsdale CollegeHillsdale, Michigan 49242

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese (taught as problems

course to one of two studentseach year): Beginning Portugueseand occasionally intermediate andadvanced Portuguese:

Latin American Studies:History: Latin American History (two

courses - one per semester -three semester hours each of-fered in alternate years to clas-ses of 15 to 25 students):

Grace Nichols

Charles Brown

Michigan State UniversityEast Lansing, Michigan 48823

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Rose Lee Hayden

Latin American Studies (§)Geography: Geography of South America: Robert N. ThomasHistory: 20th Century Latin American

RevolutionLatin America in World AffairsLatin America - The Colonial PeriodLatin America - IndependenceArgentina, Brazil and Chile in the 20th

CenturyLatin America - The National Period (1)

Political Science: The Governments andPolitics of Latin America: E. Spencer Walhoffer

Major Latin American Political Systems: E. Spencer Wellhoffer

Romance Languages: Latin AmericaToday: Carlos M. Terain

(§) Latin American Studies Center: Director, John M. Hunter;Assistant Director: Rose Lee Hayden

(1) Courses are taught either by Leslie B. Rout or Charles C. Cumberland,whichever is in the country when these courses are being offered.

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Advertising: International Advertising:Agricultural Economic: Agriculture, in

Economic Development:Crop and Soil Sciences: Soils of the Tro

pics :Education: Seminar in Education in Latin

America:

Institute of International Agriculture:Agricultural Development andAdministration:

Journalism: International Press Com-munication:

Marketing and Transportation Administra-tion: International Market Sys-tems:

International Business:Secondary Education and Curriculum:

Seminary in Education in LatinAmerica:

Urban Planning and Landscape Architec-ture: International Comp. UrbanPlanning:

The University of MichiganAnn Arbor, Michigan 48104

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Elementary:

Second Year:Linguistics: Theres is a newly organized

Department of Linguistics much inter-ested in possible expansion of Spanish-Portuguese analysis and dialectology,and in possible intensive or semi-in -tensive Portuguese language teaching:

Literature: Main Currents of the Literature of Brazil:

Main Currents of the Literature ofPortugal:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Indians of Latin America:

Contemporary Latin American Civili-zation

Research in Latin American Ethnology

Gordon Miracle

Carl Eicher

The Staff

James PageL .Miller

Nicolaas Luykx

Mary Gardner

John HazardJohn Hazard

James PageE. Miller

Charles Barr

William C.MerhabWilliam C.Merhab

Kenneth L. PikeLawrence B. Kiddie

Edward Glaser

Edward Glaser

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Geography: Geography of Smith America:Proseminar in the Geography of Latin

America:History: Hispanic America: The Colonial

Period:Hispanic America: The National Period:

History of Art: Latin American Art:Seminar in Latin American Art:

Political Science: Government and Politicsof Latin America:

Wayne State UniversityDetroit, Michigan 48202

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elements of Portuguese:Literature: Early Portuguese:

Readings in Modern Portuguese:Latin American Studies:

Anthropology: Latin AmericaLatin American EthnologySouth American Pre-history

Geography: Latin AmericaProblems of Latin America

History: Latin America to 1810Latin America since 1810Studies in Contemporary Latin America

MINNESOTAUniversity of MinnesotaMinneapolis, Minn. 55455

Brazilian Studies:History: Survey of Colonial Brazil - De

velopment of Modern Brazil :Luso-Brazilian Studies:

Language: Intermediate Portuguese;Portuguese Conversation:

Literature: Brazilian and PortugueseLiterature:Camo-es, Machado de Assis:

Latin American Studies (§)Government and Politics: Latin American

Government and Politics

...oss M. Pearson

Vincent AlmazanVincent AlmazanVincent Almazan

Stuart B. Schwartz

Russell Hamilton

Russell HamiltonJohn Hughes (1)

§) Committee on Latin American Studies: Chairman, Prof. Bert Ellenbogen.(1) Chairman of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese.

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History: Survey of Latin American His-tory:

MISSOURI'nt Louis University

221 North Grand Blvd.St. Louis, Mo. 63103

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary, Intermediate and

Advanced Portuguese;Literature: Brazilian Novel, Poetry, Drama,

Short Story;Masterpieces of Brazilian Literature:

Latin American Studies ( §)Anthropology: High Civilizations of South

America;Sociology of the Development of Latin

American Nations;Latin American Area Studies:

Economics: Area Economics: LatinAmerica:

Economics of Developing AreasInternational Trade and Economic De-

velopment of Latin AmericaGeography: Studies in Latin American

Geography:South America, Middle America,

BrazilEconomic Geography of Latin Amer-

icaUrban Geography of Latin America

History: Survey of Latin American Histo -ry:

Colonial Institutions of Latin AmericaHistory of the Americas

Political Science: Governments and Polltics in Latin America:

Politics of Development in LatinAmerica

Major States of Latin AmericaInternational Relations of Latin

America

Stuart Schwartz

Rosario R.Mazza (1)William Davis

William B. GriffenW. Jerald J,Iennedy

A.C. Myers (x)

John W. Conoyer (x)

John F. Bannon (x)

J. Raymond Derrig (x)

Latin American Area Studies Program: ,Chairman: Henry A..Christopher.Chairman, Department of Modern Languages.Chairman of Department.

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Sociology: S )ciology of the L.A. Nr zions

University of MissouriColumbia, Mo.

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language and Literature: Portuguese: Bra-

zilian and Portuguese Literature:Washington UniversitySt. Louis, Mo. 63130

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:Language: Elementary & Interm. Portuguese:Literature: Main Currents of the Literature

of Portugal and of Brazil:Sociology: Brazil: Peoples and Institutions:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Ancient Civilizations:

Native Peoples of L.A.:Economics: Economic Development of L.A.:

History: Colonial Latin America;The National Period in L.A.:

Political Science: Latin American Politics:

Sociology: Social Development in L.A.

NEBRASKAThe University of NebraskaLincoln, Nebraska 68508

Lilso-Brazilian Studies:Language: PortugueseLiterature: Survey of Brazilian Literature:

- Latin American Studies (§§)Anthropology: Latin American Civilization:

The South American Indian:Art: Latin American Art;

Colonial Art of Latin America:Education: Latin American Education:

(§§)

William Monahan

Ebion de Lima

Richard John WalkerFernao Perestrelo

Fernao Perestrelo

Patricia J. LyonLynn WatsonDavid FelixRichard John Walker

Richard John WalkerMerle KlingRaymond B. Pratt

Irwin Stern

Zuni lda A.GertelThe Staff

Lois S. PierceEdward J.Nemeth

Latin American. Area Studies: Chairman: Joseph A.Kahl.Institute for Latin American and International Sdudies:Professor Roberto Esquenazi-Mayo, Director.

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Summer Workshop in Latin AmericanEducation:

Geography: Regional Geography of LatinAmerica;

Cultural Geography of South America:

History: Latin American to 1825;Latin America after 1825:

Social Revolution in 20th Century La-tin America:

Philosophy: History of Ideas in LatinAmerica:

Political Science: Latin American Govern-ments and Politics;

The U.S. and Latin America:

Sociology: Latin American Social Structure:

NEVADAUniversity of NevadaReno, Nevada 89507

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Beginning Portuguese; Second

Year Portuguese; IntermediatePortuguese; Composition and Con-versation:

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Edward J. NemethThe Staff

Brian W. BlouetCharles A. Sargent

Michael C. MeyerWilliam L. Sherman

Michael C.Meyer

Roberto Esquenazi-May o

Stephen Lyle RozmanAlexander T. EdelmannDavid Johnson

F. Blair WilcoxGerald W. Petersen

Dartmouth CollegeHanover, New Hamo. 03755

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Introductory Portuguese

(not offered in 1969-1970)Latin American Studies:

Geography: Latin America: A Geographi-cal Survey of the Area South ofthe U.S. including South America:

History: The Recent History of LatinAmerica:

The Development of Latin AmericanSociety:

Van, H. English

Marysa NavarroGerassi

Marysa NavarroGerassi

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Seminar: Topics in Latin AmericanHistory:

Political Science: Latin American Govern-ments and Politics:(not offered in 1969-1970):

Sociology: Development of Latin AmericanSociety:

NEW JERSEY

Marysa NavarroGerassi

Bernard Segal

Douglass College (1)New Brunswick, N.J. 08903

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Literature: Brazilian Literature:

Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Latin American Civiliza

tion:History: Early Latin Atnei.ica

Modern Latin America;Inter -American Relations;American Foreign Policy:

Literature: Twentieth Century LatinAmerican Literature in Trans la -tion;

Survey of Latin American Literature:Political Science: Latin American Politi -

cal Systems;Seminar in Latin American Politics:

Princeton UniversityPrinceton, N.J. 08540

141.1S o-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

Introductory Portuguese:Literature: Readings in Portuguese and

Brazilian Literature:- Latin American Studies (§)

Economics: Economic Growth in Less De-veloped Countries:

History: Colonial. and Neo-Colonial LatinAmerica;

Modern Latin America:

Natividade M as ane s

Ricardo Duarte

Thomas Weber

Adolph Snaidas

R.R.Kaufman

Ra-,,nond WillisJames Irby

James Irby

Stanley J.Stein

(§) Program in Latin American Studies: Director: Stanley J.Stein.(1) The Women's College of Rutgers University

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Senior Seminar: Revolution in 20thCentury Latin America: Peter Winn

Rutgers University (1)The State Univ. of N.J.New Brunswick, N.J. 08903

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese:Literature: Modern Portuguese Readings:

Topics in Brazilian Literature andCi -vilizatior

Introduction to Portuguese Style andLiterature

Brazilian Literature of the 19th and 20thCenturies (offered 1969-1970)

Portuguese Literature of the 19th and20th Centuries (offered 1970-1971)

Luso-Brazilian Literature and Society:Portuguese Literature from the Middle

Ages to the Baroque (offered 1970-1971)

Honors Preparation - PortugueseHenry Rutgers Honors Project - Por-

tugueseHistory: History of Brazil:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Contemporary Peoples and

Cultures of Latin AmericaHistory: Latin America:

Latin American Social History:Economic History of Latin America:

NEW MEXFO

Elizabeth R.SuterCarl J. Coe

Louis Eisenberg

Louis EisenbergSamuel BallySamuel BallyLouis Eisenberg

University of New MexicoAlbuquerque, New Mexico 87106

- Brazilian Studies:History: Brazilian History:Political Science: Brazilian Politics:

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary :Portu ,uese:

Troy S. FloydTocary A. Bastos (2)

Marie F. SovereignHoward FrazerRoberta Bussey

Students of any of the New Brunswick State University Colleges cantake courses in any other one, thus the courses at Douglass are opento Rutgers students and vice-versa.Visiting Professor.

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Literature: Brazilian Poetry;Portuguese Literature of the Middle

Ages and Renaissance:Brazilian Prose;Modern Portuguese Literature:Portuguese Literature:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Latin American Archaeolo-

gy:Peasant Cultures:Latin American Indigenous Cultures:

Art: South American Art:

(§)(1)(2)

South American Art:Economics: Latin American Economics:

Geography: South American Geography:History: Colonial History of Latin Amer-

ica!National History of Latin America;Inter -American Relations :

Philosophy: Latin American Philosophy:

Political Science: Latin American Govern-ment:

Latin American Government;Latin American Theory:

Sociology: Latin American Sociology:

Summer, 1970:Intensive Elementary Portuguese:

Prof, Robert Herron in chargeand Brazilian informants

Intensive Advanced Portuguese:Prof. Jack Tomlins in chargeand native Brazilian informants

Introduction to Brazilian Literature:Visiting Prof. AntOnio Salles (ofthe Universidade de Brasilia)

Introduction to Brazilian Linguistics:Vis.Prof, David Fagan of Indiana Univ.

Jack E. Tomlins

Robert D.HerronWilliam H. Roberts (1)Robert D.Herron

Frank C.HibbenPhillip K. BockKarl SchwerinMary Elizabeth

SmithBainbridge BuntingSanford CohenWolfram LiepeDonald TailbyEleanor Barrett

Troy S. Floyd

Ronald H.DolkartEdwin LieuwenHubert Griggs

Alexander

Martin C.Needler (2)

William BriskGilbert MerkxAnthony Ugalde

Language and Area Center for Latin America: Director, Marshall RoNasonChairman, Department of Modern and Classical Languages.Director, Division of Inter-American Affairs.

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Special Problems in Brazilian Litera-ture and Portuguese Language:Professors Herron, Tom lins,Fagan and Salles.

NEW YORKBrooklyn College of TheCity University of New YorkBrooklyn, N.Y. 11210

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese;

Portuguese I and II:- Latin American Studies:

History: History of Hispanic Culture

Harold Bobe

The City College of TheCity University of New YorkNew York, N.Y. 10031

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language and Literature: Portuguese: William E.Colford

- Latin American Studies:History: Joseph A. Ellis

Colgate UniversityHa Tilton, N.Y. 13346

Brazilian Studies:Geography: Geography and Economic Deve-

lopment of Brazil:Core 387: Brazil Culture Area:

Columbia Universityin The City of New YorkNew York, N.Y. 10027

Armin LudwigArmin Ludwig

Brazilian Studies:Anthropology: The Cultures of Contempo -

rary Brazil (not given in 1970) Charles WagleyGeography: Problems in Brazilian Geo -

graphy: Kempton E. WebbHistory: The History of Modern Brazil;

Seminar in Problems of BrazilianHistory: Jose- Hono-rio

RodriguesLiterature: The Novel in Brazil;

Brazilian Literature of the 19th Century: Raymond S. Sayers

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Political Science: Inter-disciplinary Semi-nar on Bra

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Portuguese: Elementary:

Intermediate:Advanced: Introduction to Portuguese;

Brazilian Literature and Culture:

The Staff (I)

Maria LuisaWaterman

Jacquelin WeinsteinJacquelin Weinstein

Maria LuisaWaterman

Latin American Studies ( §)Anthropology: Latin American Communi -

ties: Charles Wagley(Teacher's College) - Seminar in the

Anthropology of Latin AmericanEducation: Lambros Comitas

Economics: The Latin American Economy:Colloquium on Monetary and Fiscal Po-

licies in Developing Countries: Albert G. HartEducation: (Teacher's College) - Educa -

tion and Cultural Change in LatinAmerican Education: Lambros Comitas

(Teacher's College) - Comparative Po-litics in Education: Paul M.Cohen

S,-:minar in Politics and Education inLatin America: Paul M.Cohen

Geography: Latin America: Kempton E. WebbHistory: History of Latin American Civi

lization;Colloquium: Latin American History;Seminar in Latin American History: Herbert S. KleinThe Latin American Independence Mo-

vements: Richard W. WeatherheadInternational Affairs: Church and State in

Latin America: John W. ClancyLaw: Inter-American Legal Systems: Henry P.de VriesPolitical Science: Political Infracture in

Latin America;Colloquium on Comparative Party

Systems;Latin American Political Behavior: Douglas A. ChalmersColloquium on Comparative PoliticsColloquium on Models of Political

Power Structures

(§) Institute of Latin American Studies:Acting Director: Kempton E. Webb.

(1) Staff of the Institute of Latin American Studies.

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Authoritarianism, Violence and Mili -tary Intervention in Latin America

Latin American Political Developments:

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

Ronaldo M. Schneider

Eisenhower CollegeSeneca Falls, N. Y. 13148

Fordham UniversityBronx, N. Y. 10458

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Basic and Intermediate Portu

guese:History: Seminar: Latin America (this

year (1970; the area of concentrationwill be Brazil):

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Cultural Change in Latin

America:History: History of Inter-American Rela -

tionsColonial Latin America:Latin American Republics:United States-Latin American Rela

tions in the 19th & 20th Centuries:Sociology: Problems of Social Change in

Latin America;Seminar on Problems of Marginal As-

similation in the United States andin Latin America:

Ithaca CollegeIthaca, N.Y. 14850

- Ibero-American Studies:History: The Colonial Period in Ibero-

America to 1810;The National Period in Ibero-America:

Emily F. Brady

Kenneth M. Kelly

Edward J.Sweeney

Elena Uribe Wood

C. Carlos StoetzerEdward J. SweeneyC. Carlos Stoetzer

Edward J.Berbusse

Joseph P. Fitzpatrick

Frank Falcone

The New School For Social Research66 West 12 StreetNew York, N.Y. 10011

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:

(§) Latin American Program: Acting Director: Edward J. Sweeney, S. J.

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- Latin American Studies:Sociology: Latin American Politics and

Society:

New York UniversityWashington SquareNew York, N.Y. 10003

- Ibero-American Studies:Area Studies: Graduate Courses:

Theories of Social Change in the Ibero -American World:

Field Research Techniques in the Ibero-American World:

Ibero-American Government and Poli-tics:

lbero-America fr.)m 1700 to Independence:

Twentieth Century Ibero- America:History of Population of the Western

World from the 16th Century tothe Present:

European Economy and Society, 1789-1848:

Ibero-America from Colonial Begin-nings to 1700:

Ibero-America from Independence to1900:

Comparative Modern Societies:Creators of Cubism:Special Problems in Baroque Art:

Undergraduate Courses:Ibero-America from its Beginnings to

Independence:Luso-Brazilian Studies:

Area Studies: Graduate Courses:Brazil and the Latin American Eco

noray:

Economy of Brazil:

Camila C.MigueisMaria Y. Umburanas

Laurence R.Birns

Kalman H.Silvert

Kalman H . Si lvert

Frank J.Moreno

Carleton SpragueSmith

John E. Fagg

Nicolas Sa-nchez-Albornoz

Nicolas Sa'nchez-Albornoz

Carleton SpragueSmith

John E. FaggJorge BaJose- Lo'pez-ReyDonald PosnerCharles Sterling

John E. Fagg

Viola WyckoffKomarek

Viola WyckoffKomarek

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Portuguese Expansion: Brazil:Brazil Under the Empire: 1807-1850:

Brazil Under the Empire: 1850-1889:

Language and Literature:Graduate Courses:

Advanced Portuguese: Structure andStylistics:

History of the Brazilian Novel:History of the Portuguese Language:

Esa de Queiroz:History of Brazilian Poetry:

Guided Individual. Readings in Portu -guese and Brazilian Literature (1)

Research:Undergraduate Courses:

Intensive Elemertary Portuguese:Great Figures of Brazilian Literature:

Latin American Studies:Area Studies: Graduate Courses:

Techniques and Problems of Planningin Underdeveloped Countries:

Economic Development: Methodologyand Theology:

Seminar in Political Culture and Socialization:

Latin American Economic Development:

Seminar in Democracy:Problems Developing Areas:Latin American Commercial Law:

Undergraduate Courses:The Comparative Politics of Latin

America:

Harry BernsteinCarleton Sprague

SmithCarleton Sprague

Smith

Maria de LourdesSi Pereira

Wilson MartinsMaria de Lourdes

Si. PereiraWilson MartinFWilson MartinsThe Staff

The Staff

Anthony CastagnaroMaria de Lourdes

Si Pereira

William J. Abraham

David P. Barkin

Frank J, Moreno

David P. BarkinPedro CupermanArthur R.SherwoodAlbert M. Hermann

Kalman H. Silvert

Brazilian Institute of Languages551 Fifth AvenueNew York, N.Y. 10017

- Luso -Brazilian Studies :Language: Beginning, Intermediate and Ad-

vanced Portuguese:

(1) Members of the Cooperating Departments.

Cesar YazigiMarlene F. Soule

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Pace College41 Park RowNew York, N.Y. 10038

- Brazilian Studies: Brazilian Civilization: Jordan Marten Young

Queens College of theCity University of New York65-30 Kissena BoulevardFlushing, New York 11367

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:Language: Portuguese:Literature: Brazilian, Galician and Por-

tuguese Literature:Literature of the Portuguese Ex-

pansion:Galician Literature:Brazilian Literature:Brazilian and Portuguese Literature:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Latin American Civiliza

tion:

Peasant Culture and Society:Contemporary Peoples and Cultures

of Latin America:Archaeology of South America:

Economics: Economic Problems of LatinAmerica:

History: History of Latin America:Political Science: Government and Poli-

tics of Latin America:Latin America In World Politics:

Ralph Della CavaErnesto G.Da Cal (1)

Ernesto G.Da Cal

Harry BernsteinEmilio GonzalezGregory RabassaRaymond Sayers

Eugenio Chang-Rodriguez

Edward Hansen

Roger C. OwenGary S. Vescelino

William WithersJay Kinsbruner

Norman BaileyRonald Schneider

Saint Bonaventure UniversitySt. Bonaventure, N.Y. 14778

- Brazilian Studies:History: Colonial Brazil; Brazil since In-

dependence; Brazilian Civilization:

(§)

Conon Mitchell

Latin American Area Studies:Chairman of the Administrative Committee:Eugenio Chang-Rodriguez.

(1) Executive Officer, Ph.D. Program in Portuguese Language and Luso-Brazilian Literature.

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History of Portugal:

State College ofNew York at BuffaloBuffalo, N.Y. 14214

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese I and II

State University CollegeNew Paltz, N.Y. 12561

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese I and II:

State University CollegeOneonta, N.Y. 13820

Lueo-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese is offered on an in-

dependent study basis under thedirection of Dr.Medardo Gutierrez.Brazilian students on campus areused as "native informants" for ins-tructional purpose, and students areexamined by professors of Portugue-se at Cornell University.

- Latin American Studies:Economics: Economic Development of La-

tin America:

Politics and Government: ComparativePolitics and Governments of La-tin America:

State University ofNew York at AlbanyAlbany, N.Y. 12203

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of BrazilLanguage: Portuguese: Intermediate Por-

tuguese I and II:Literature: Reading and Composition:

Introduction to Literary Methods:

Conon Mitchell

Richard Ronconi

Eloy MestreJerry Ingeis

Thomas Kerr

June Hahner

Edward RiggioEdwin C.MunroEdwin C.Munro

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Latin American Sturi'es (§)Anthropology: The Caribbean and South

America: Peoples and Cultures:Economics: Problems of Underdeveloped

Areas:Geography: Geography of South America:History: Latin American History to 1825:

Latin American History since 1815:History of Southern South America:History of Inter-American Relations:Professional Seminar in Latin Amer -

ican History: Colonial Period:Pro-Seminar in Latin American His -

tory: National Period:Seminar: Latin America:

Inter-American Studies: Current LatinAmerican Ideas:Master's Thesis in Latin American

Studies:Literature: Latin American Civilization:

The Gaucl-..) in Literature:Philosophy: Latin American Philosophy:Political Science: Latin American Politics:

Political Authoritarianism in LatinAmerica:

Sociology: Social Change in Latin America:

State University ofNew York at BuffaloBuffalo, N.Y. 14214

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:Language: Elementary Portuguese land II:

Intermediate Portuguese III and IV:Advanced Grammar:

Literature: Introduction to Brazilian andPortuguese Literature:African Themes in Brazilian Litera

ture (1)Latin American Studies:

§)

History: Latin American Colonial History:Problems in Latin America:

Center for Inter-American Studies:Director: Frank G. Carrino.

(1) Courses to be offered next year.

The Staff

Kuan- I -ChenStanley F. BlountBruce SolnickJune HahnerJune HahnerBruce Solnick

Bruce Solnick

June HahnerJune Hahner

Julio Garcerin

Carlos A. AstizAlberto CarlosRaul CastagninoOscar KubitzCarlos A. Astiz

Carlos A. AstizJeffrey A.Smith

Albert MichelsKenneth RasmussenKenneth RasmussenKenneth Rasmussen

The Staff

Albert MichelsAlbert Michels

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State University ofNew York at Stony BrookStony Brook, N. Y. 11790

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Art: lbero-A.ilierica.n Platcresque & Baro-

que Art and Architecture: (x)History: Colonial and Neo-colonial Brazil::(xx)

Modern Brazil: (x)Latin American Studies:

Anthropology: Peoples of South America: (xx)Cultures and Cultural History of Tro-

pical Lowland South America: (x)Social Structure in Lowland South

America; (x)The Past of the New World:(xx)Ways to Civilization: (x)Peasant Societies & Cultures: (x)Seminar in Latin American Cultures: (x)

Art: Latin American Art: (xx)Pre-Colombian Art: (xx)

Economics: Economic Development :(xx)Economic Anthropology: (x)Comparative Econo aic Systems : (x)Topics in Political Economy:I: (x)Topics in Political Economy II: (x)

History: Latin American Civilization 1: (xx)Latin American Civilization II: (x)Cultural History of Latin America I: (xx)

Cultural History of Latin America II: (x)Colloquium of Latin American Histo

ry I: (xx)Colloquium of Latin American Histo-

ry II: (x)Political Science: Politics of Latin Amer-

ica: (xx)Problems of International Relations

in Latin America: (x)Revolution: (x)Contemporary Political Systems in

Latin America: (x)

(1) Chairman of Department.(2) Visiting Professor.(3) Visiting Lecturer(x) Spring(xx) Fall

Leopoldo Castedo (1)Donald Warren (2)Donald Warren

David Hicks

Dolores Newton

Pedro ArmillasPedro ArmillasStanl.sy RegelsonPedro CarrascoJacquelyn Barnitz (3)Leopoldo CastedoEdward Van RoyEdward Van RoyEgon NeubergerJames CornehlsMichael Z, eigBrian HarnnettFranklin W.0 . KnightErnesto Chinchilla-Aguilar

E. Chinchilla- Aguilar

Franklin W.C.Knight

Donald Warren

Kenneth Erickson

Martin B. TravisKenneth Erickson

Kenneth Erickson

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Syracuse UniversitySyracuse, N.Y. 13210

- Luse - Brazilian Studies:Language: Intermediate Portuguese:

- Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Social Anthropology of

South America:Economics: Economic Problems and Re-

sources of Latin America:Geography: Latin America:

Geographic Studies in Latin America:Research on Latin America:

History: History of Colonial Latin Amer-ica: 1492-1825:

Latin America in the 19th Century:1825-1918:

Recent Latin American History:Political Science: Political Institutions

and Politics in Latin America:

Odette Hudspeth

William Mangin(1)

Fred LevyPreston E. James (2)David J.de LaubenfelsPreston E. JamesPreston E. JamesDavid J.de Laubenfels

Robert J.Shafer

Robert J.ShaferRobert J.Shafer

Ronald H.McDcnald

United States Military AcademyWest Point, N.Y. 10996

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary Portuguese:

Intermediate Portuguese:

Literature: Portuguese Language throughLiterature::

Survey of Brazilian Literature:Directed Studies in Portuguese I &Individual Reading Projects:

Latin American Studies:History: Latin American HistoryLiterature: Contemporary Hispanic

American Literature.

Latin American Studies Program:Director, Ronald H. McDonald.Chairman, Department of Anthropology.Chairman, Department of Geography.

Richard 0. CullumEdward F. Crubbs, Jr.Hugo F.M.MottaRichard H.Morton

Frederick C. H.Garcia

F.C,H. GarciaF. C . H. GarciaF. C . H. Garcia

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University of North CarolinaChapel Hill, N.C. 27541

- Luso-Brazilian Studies :History: Brazilian History:

Language and Literature: Portuguese Lan-guage and Literature;

The Brazilian Novel:Portuguese Language and Literature;Survey of Brazilian Literature;The Brazilian Novel:

Latin American Studies ( §)Anthropology: Latin American Cultures:Geography: Latin American Geography:History; Latin American History;

Inter-American Economic and Cultural Relations:

Latin American History:Latin American Cultures:

Political Sciences: Government of LatinAmerica

International Relations of the LatinAmerican Republics;

Latin American Political Movements:Political Thought and Ideology in Con-

temporary Latin AmericaResearch Problems:

Sociology: Social Change in Latin America;Working Class and Peasant Movements;Theories and Problems of Developing

Societies:

OHIO

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

Intermediate:

(§)

Kent State UniversityKent, Ohio 44240

Elementary and

Linguistics: Applied Portuguese Linguis-tics:

Michael McDonaldHall

Fred M. Clark

Lawrence A. Sharpe

John CalvinHotchkissDavid G. Basile

Harold A. BierckRalph Lee WoodwardJohn CalvinHotchkiss

Frederic°, G.Gil

John D.Martz

Henry A. Landsberger

Doris J. TurnerC.Robert Hovenden

Doris J. TurnerC.Robert Hovenden

Institute of Latin American Studies: Director, Federico G.Gil;Asso. Director:, John D. Martz. (offers a cross-departmental exchan -ge in Latin American Studies and the Certificate in Latin AmericanStudies with the M.A. it Political Science).

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Literature: Brazilian Literature: Doris J. TurnerC.Robert Hovenden

- Latin American Studies (§)The College of Arts and Sciences offers aLatin American Area Studies Programthe curriculum for which is presently beingrevised.

Miami UniversityOxford, Ohio 45056

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Geography: Brazilian Geography:

Language: Portuguese:

Literature: Brazilian and Portuguese Li-terature:

- Latin American Studies (§§)Anthropology and Sociology: Latin Amer

ican Anthropology:

Geology: Latin American Geology:History: Latin American History:Political Science: Latin American Govern-

ment:

Luso-Brazilian Studies

The Ohio State UniversityColumbus, Ohio 43210

(§§§)Language: Elementary Portuguese: I &

Intermediate Portuguese: I & II:Intensive Portuguese:Portuguese Conversation and Compo -

sition:Literature: Introduction to Modern Luso -

Brazilian Literature:Modern. Prose Fiction:Modern Poetry and Drama:Special Group Studies in Portuguese:

Byron LoganMichael WiRaymond L.Moloney (1)W. VizquezRobert de Lancey

Robert de Lancey

Edward B. KurjackGeorge FathauerDavid ScotfordHarris G. Warren

Gayle R.AvantHugh Clark

Jose- R icardoJose- R icardoJose R icardo

Jose Ricardo

John A. KerrJohn A. KerrJohn A. KerrJohn A.Kerr

( §) Latin American Area Studies Program: Dir. Dr. Charles F. Kirk.(§§) Has a Luso-Brazilian Club and a Brazilian American Center.( §§§) Clube Luso-Brasileiro: Faculty Adviser: Professor Jose Ricardo.(1) Chairman, Department of Spanish and Portuguese.

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Individual Studies in Portuguese: David A.GriffinSpecial Group Studies in Portuguese: David A. Griffin

Latin American Studies (§)Agriculture: Economic Development of

Latin American Agriculture:Anthropology: Introduction to Ethnology

(study of tribal peoples of SouthAmerica and other regions);

Indians of the Americas;Peoples and Cultures of Latin Amer

ica;Seminar in Ethnology, South America;Seminar in Prehistory: South American

Archaeology:

Education: The teaching of Modern ForeignLanguages I - Portuguese

Fine Arts: Latin American Art:Geography: Geography of Latin America:History: Latin America in the 20th Centu-

ry;The Oral History of 20th Century La

tin America:Colonial Brazil: 1500-1808Modern Brazil: from 1808Latin AmericaSouth America Since IndependenceIntellectual History of Latin America

in the National EraSocial and Economic History of Latin.

America in the National EraInternational Studies: Introduction to Latin

America:Law: Comparative Law: Latin America:Political Science: Regional Patterns in

International Politics: LatinAmerica:

Latin American Government and Po-litics:

Sociology: Seminar in the ComparativeStudy of Society: Latin America:

Dale W.Adams

Erika Bourguignon (x)Thomas R. Williams (x)

The StaffThe Staff

Donald R. Cooper (x)Stephen K. Stoan (x)Donald R. CooperDonald R. Cooper

The StaffKeith S.Rosenn

Terry L. McCoy

Terry L.McCoy

Alvan 0. Zarate

Latin American Studies Program:Director: Howard Gauthier; President: : Cultural Commission:Professor Jose- Ricardo.Inter-changing of Professors.

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University of CincinnatiCincinnati, Ohio 45221

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Elementary - Em-

phasis on grammar and reading-writing skills. Readings in Bra-zilian short stories:

Intermediate - Grammar, review,conversational practice, read -ings in Brazilian short stories andnovels:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Ethnography: Latin Amer -

ican: Ethnography of Indian Peo -ples :

Societies: Data drawn from Lath].America; Latin American Ethno-logy of Peasant and Urban Socie -ties:

OKLAHOMAOklahoma State UniversityStillwater, Okla. 74074

Brazilian Studies:Economics : Brazilian Economy:

- Latin American Studies (§)Geography: Geography of Latin America:History: Latin American History: Natio -

nal Period;Hispanic -American History: Colonial

Period:Political Science: Governments and Poll -

tics of Latin America;Latin World Affairs:

University of OklahomaNorman, Okla. 73069

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Beginning Portuguese

Readings in Portuguese

Murray MacNicoll

Murray MacNicoll

B. Dillingham

B. Dillingham

R. W. Trenton

Jack E.Moore

Ellen Myers

Franz Von Sauer

§) Latin American Studies Area:Chairman: Dr. Harold Raley, Department of Foreign Languages.

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Latin American Studies:Anthropology: The South American IndianEconomics: The Economics of Latin Amer-

icaProblems of Latin America

Geography; South America: The RepublicsSouth of the EquatorProblems of Latin America

History: Problems of Latin AmericaPolitical Science: Governments and Poli

tics of Latin AmericaLatin American Political SystemsProblems of Latin America

Sociology: The Sociology of Latin America

OREGONOregon State UniversityCorvallis, Oregon 97331

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: First Year Portuguese: ]3razil-

ian; Directed Reading in Portuguese:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology; Ethnology of the Americas.:Art: Art of the Americas:

Economy: Economic Survey of LatinAmerica:

Geography: Geography of Latin America:History: Modern Latin America:Political Science: Government and Po li -

tics of Latin America;Contemporary Problems in Latin

America:

Portland State UniversityP. 0. Box 751Portland, Oregon 97207

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:

Language: First and Second Year Portu -guese:

Intermediate Portuguese Compositionand Conversation:

Vera Harding

Carl BrownAlda Brumback

Vinson

F.B. McFarlandT. Granville JensenClifford W. Trow

Glen D.Dealy

Frederick NunnVictor Dahl

Blanca Lobo Filho

Blanca Lobo Filho

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Literature: Portuguese and BrazilianLiterature:

Lus o-Brazilian Culture & Civilization:- Latin American Studies ( §)

Anthropology: Peoples & Cultures of L.A. :Geography: Geography of L.A.:History: History of L.A.;

Inter-American Relations:

Political Science: Govern. & Politics of L.A. :

University of OregonEugene, Oregon 97403

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese Language & Lite-

rature: Brazilian Literature:Brazilian Novel:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Latin America:Geography: South America:

History: Hispanic American History:Political Science:Govern. & Politics of L.A. :

PENNSYLVANIAChatham CollegePittsburgh, Pa. 15232

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Beginning & Intermediate Portuguese

Lehigh UniversityBethlehem, Pa. 18015

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Elementary I & II:

Latin American Studies:Economics : Economic Development of L.A. :History: History of L.A. I & II; Modern

L.A. I & II; Iberian Peninsula:Literature: L.A. Literature since World 1NarSocial Relations: L.A. Social Institutions;

Latin American Social Structures:

(§)(1)

Blanca Lobo FilhoBlanca Lobo Filho

Jacob FriedDale Courtney

Frederick NunnVictor DahlJohn Kovac

Stanley L. RoseStanley L. Rose

Philip D. YoungG.E. MartinCarl L. JohannessenJohn E. WoodhamDaniel Goldrich

The Staff (1)

Alvin Cohen

Jerome I. Fischman

Robert C. Williamson

Latin American Area Studies Program: Director: Dale E. Courtney.Staff: Allen Jennings Barthold: Chairman: Department of RomanceLanguages and Director: Adult Education; John A. Van Eerde; VictorM. Valenzuela; Cravzow; Leyton.

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Lincoln UniversityLincoln, Pa. 19352

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary and Intermediate

Portuguese:

Pennsylvania State University220 Sparks Bldg.University Park, Pa. 16802

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language and Literature: Portuguese:

Brazilian Literature;Graduate Seminar in Brazilian and

Portuguese Literature:- Latin American Studies(§)

Anthropology: Anthropology

Ethnology of South America:New World Archaeology:

Economics: Economic Problems of Latin America:

Education: Education in Latin America:Secondary Education: Education in

Latin America:Geography: Middle America; South

America:History: Latin American History:

U.S. -Latin American Relations:Social and Cultural History of Latin

America:Mineral Economics: Mineral Resources

and Mineral Economics Education:Political Science: Politics and Institutions

of Latin American Nations:

Saint Joseph's College54 and City Line Ave.Philadelphia, Pa. 19131

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:

Robert Eaton

Gerald M.Moser

Paul BakerJoseph MichaelsWilliam T. SandersWilliam T. SandersGabriel EscobarWilliam Nydegger

Marvin RozenJoseph Alessandro

John Searles

Paul SimkinsCharles D.AmeringerCharles D.Ameringer

Richard Garner

Deverle Harris

James Petras

(§) Latin American Studies Major: Director, Charles D. Ameringer.

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(In cooperation with The Brazilian Instituteof Philadelphia, offers courses in introduc-tory Portuguese and Brazilian and Portuguese Civilization)

- Latin American Studies ( §)Economics: Economic Development

EcoLomic Geography of Latin AmericaHistory: History of Latin America

The United States and Latin AmericaPolitical Science: Contemporary Political

Affairs in Latin AmericaSociology: Social Problems of Latin

America

Temple UniversityPhiladelphia, Pa. 19122

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil: Clement Motten

Philip EvansonLanguage: Elementary and Intermediate

Portuguese;Elementary Portuguese: six weeks

summer course:(x)Portuguese Composition and Conver

sation;Literature: Selected Readings in Portugue-

se and Brazilian Literature;Survey of Brazilian Literature;The Brazilian Novel;Modern Brazilian Poetry;Brazilian Civilization and Culture;Seminar in Portuguese Literature;Directed Readings in Portuguese;Portuguese and Brazilian Culture and

Civilization:

The Staff (1)

The Staff (1)

The Staff: Barbara de Aponte John B. MeansGeorge J. Edberg Phyllis Rodrigues PeraltaLewis Falino

Latin American Studies Program: Director: Charles ShreinerAcademic Center, Brazilian Institute of Philadelphia:Coordinator: John Ecsodi.Although Temple University's Luso-Brazilian courses have been offer-ed previously only during the regular academic year, the inclusion ofElementary Portuguese in the University's summer schedule this yearrepresents the expanding demand for Portuguese instruction in Phila-delphia. The six-weeks course will run from J une 29 to August 7, 1970.

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Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Native Peoples of South

America;Peasant Societies of Latin America;Urbanization in Latin America:

Economics: Economic Development ofLatin America:

Geography: Geography of Latin America:History: Latin Arneri-zan History I & II;

Contemporary Latin America;Social & Cultural History of Latin

America;Seminar in Latin American History;The Negro in Latin American History;Studies in Latin American History:

Political Science: Governments of LatinAmerica;

Seminar in Latin American Govern-ment and Politics:

University of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pa. 19104

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Art: Art of Portugal:

- Latin American Studies:Anthropology: Introduction to the Archaeo-

logylogy of the Americas:Cultures and Peoples of Latin America:Peoples and Cultures of the South

American Tropic Lowlands:Seminar in Latin American Ethnology:The Use of Ethnology in Archaeologi-

cal Interpretation:Political Science: Political Systems of

Latin America and the Caribbean:

University of PittsburghPittsburgh, Pa. 15213

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Essentials of Portuguese I & II;

Advanced Portuguese I & II:

(§)

Judith G.GoodeJames Gifford

Jay R.MandleLa urence A. Lewis

Clement MottenPhilip EvansonWilliam Sharp

Edward B.Glick

Robert C.Smith

Alfred KidderThomas Greaves

Linares De SapirRuben E.Reina

Linares De Sapir

Henry Wells

Claudia Philipson

Inter-American Studies Center: Director: Dr. William Simonson.

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(School of General Studies)Courses 101 and 102 in College of

Arts and SciencesIntermediate Portuguese

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Indians of South AmericaEconomics: Economic Problems of La -

tin AmericaFoundations of Latin American CultureHistory: Latin America

History of Latin American CultureGeography: Geography of Latin AmericaModern Latin American CultureModern Latin AmericaPolitical Science: Latin America in World

Politics

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Pu.erto RicoRio PiedrasP.O. Box "AD"San Juan, Puerto Rico 00931

- LusoBrazilian Studies:Language: First and Second Year Portu

guese:

RHODE ISLANDBrown UniversityProvidence, R.I. 02912

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Basic Portuguese:

Conversational Portuguese:Portuguese Conversation and Compo -

sition:Literature: Modern Luso-Brazilian Lite -

rature:

Rhode Island CollegeProvidence, R.I. 02908

David Cruz Lopez

Prof, VieiraThe Staff

The Staff

Prof. Vieira

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Intermediate Portuguese

- Latin American Studies:History: Latin America

(§) Center for Latin American Studies: Director, Dr. Cole Blasier.

SOUTH CAROLINA

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The CitadelThe Military College ofSouth CarolinaCharleston, S.C. 29409

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

- Latin American Studies:History: Latin American History:

Political Science: Latin American Affairs:

Anthony R.Mattos

C.L. Anger (1)William L.HarrisS.A. Arcilesi (2)Andrew Bowie

Wardlaw

University of South CarolinaColumbia. S. C . 29208

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: 3razilian Historr:Language: Portuguese:

Winthrop CollegeRock Hill, S.C. 29730

Latin American Studies: (4)Art: Latin American Art HistoryEconomics: Economics of Latin AmericaGeography: Geography of South AmericaHistory: Latin American History

Studies in Latin American CivilizationPolitical Science: Latin American Govern-

ments and PoliticsSociology: Social Organization of Latin

America

TENNESSEEMemphis State UniversityMemphis, Tenn. 38111

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: A Survey of the Social and Cul -

tural Development of Brazil fromearly times to the present:

(1) Head of History Department.(2) Head of Department of Political Science.(3) Visiting Professor.(4) Under the direction of Miriam Williford.

Eulalia L. Lobo (3)Luigi C.Borelli

William R .Gillespie

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Language: Portuguese Elements of Gram-mar and Pronunciation with read-ings of simple selections I and II

A comprehensive review of PortugueseGrammar

Literature: Readings in Portuguese andBrazilian Literature:

Latin American Studies:History: A Survey of Political, Social and

Cultural Development in LatinAmerica from the pre-conquestera to 1808;

A Survey of the Major political, eco -nomic and social trends in LatinAmerica since 1808. Emphasis isplaced on Argentina, Brazil andChile and Mexico:

Southwestern at MemphisMemphis, Tenn. 38112

Gordon Brown

William R. Gillespie

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Gordon D.Southard

University of Tennessee (§)Knoxville, Tenn. 37916

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary and Intermediate

PortugueseLiterature: Survey of Portuguese and

Brazilian Literature

Vanderbilt UniversityNashville, Tenn. 37203

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: (1)Anthropology121: Races and Cultures of

Brazil (not currently offered)The Structure of the small community

in So. America (not currently offered)

(§) Has a Latin American Area Studies Program.(1) Information based on 1969/70 academic year. Language and Literature

listings refer to courses offered specifically by the Dept. of Spanishand Portuguese. Other courses with Brazilian content are listed by theDept. which offers them. Year-length courses are indicated. All otherare one-semester courses.

(2) Courses in anthropology are offered by the Dept. of Sociology.84 Anthropology.

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History: History of Brazil (Year; secondsemester not offered 1969/70):

Seminar in Brazilian History:Language: Elementary Portuguese: (year)

Intermediate Portuguese: (year)Portuguese Conversation and Compo -

sition:

Intensive Portuguese: (year)Introduction to Romance Philology

(Offered in alternate years: notoffered 1969/70):

Literature: Classical Portuguese Litera -ture (Offered in alternate years;not offered 1969/70):

Culture and Civilization of the Portu -guese -Speaking World (2) (year):

Renaissance Theater in Portugal(Offered in .alternate years; notoffered 1969/70):

Modern Portuguese Literature (Offer-ed in alternate yrs.;not offered1969/70):

Fernando Pessoa:Survey of Modern Brazilian Litera-

ture (Offered in alternate years;not offered 1969/70) (3):

Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Prose(Offered in alternate years; offer-ed 1969/70): (3)

Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Poetry(Offered in alternate years; notoffered 1969/70):

Modern Brazilian Poetry (Offered inalternate years; not offered1969/70):

Alexander MarchantAlexander MarchantThe StaffThe Staff

Alexandrino E.Severino

Earl W. ThomasThe Staff

Earl Thomas

Norwood H.Andrews (1)

A. E. Severino

J.RichardAndrews

Norwood H. AndrewsA, E. Severino

Earl W. Thomas

Earl W. Thomas

Norwood H. Andrews

Norwood H. Andrews

(1) Mr. Norwood H. Andrews, Jr. will assume the position of Professorof Romance Languages and Chairman of the Dept. of Classical and Ro-mance Languages at Texas Tech Univ. (Lubbock, Texas 79409) in Sep-tember, 1970, after which time he will no longer be associated withVanderbilt University.Not specifically a literature course, but rather a background course.It is, however, offered by the Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese.

(3) Course given by Mr. N.H.Andrews in spring semester, 1969/70,rather than by Mr. Thomas.

(2)

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The Generation of 1930:

Independent Study:Master's Thesis Research:

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Applied Anthropology and

Culture Change:Peoples and Cultures of Latin America:Ancient Civilizations of Middle Amer-

ica and the Andes:Native Cultures of North America:Political Organization in Arithropolo -

gical Perspective:Economic Anthropology:Problems cf Ethnological Theory:

Social Structure and the Dynamicsof Structural Change (not current-ly offered)

Culture Change in South America (notcurrently offered)

Economics (2): Latin American EconomicDevelopment:

International Economics:Seminar on the Economic Develop -

ment of Latin America (year)

International Trade Theory:

international Economic Policy:

Economic Growth and Development:

Programming. Economic Development:International Trade and Economic De-

velopment:Agriculture and Economic Development:

History: Seminar in Diplomatic History ofthe United States (year)

Political Science: Political Modernization:Latin American Politics:

Earl W. ThomasThe StaffThe Staff

Donald N. BrownEmilio Willems

Charles S. Fletcher (1)Donald N. Brown

Emilio WillemsEmilio WillemsCharles S. FletcherMyron Kaplan

Werner BaerWilliam F. Steel

William H. NichollsAnnibal V .Villela (3)Werner BaerJohnM. MarshallWerner BaerJohnM.IvIarshallWilliam: F. SteelRudolph C . BlitzGian S.Sahota

JohnM. MarshallGian. S. Sahota

Harold V. BradleyJames D. Bell, Jr.Riordan j.A.Roett

The Graduate Center for Latin American Studies:Director: William H.Nicholls. (Note: Of the courses listed here, anumber have partial or periodic relevance to Brazil-)Visiting Instructor, 1969/70.Includes all courses listed with Latin American relevance by the Dept.of Economics and Business Administration.Visiting Professor of Economics, Spring Semester, 1969/70.

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Latin American Political Behavior andInstitutions: Selected Topics: (1)

Introduction to International Politics:

Administrative Aspects of EconomicDevelopment:

Studies in Comparative Politics:Research in Comparative Politics:Readings in Latin American Politics:Research in Latin American Politics:Research in Political Development:The Comparative Study of Adminis -

tration:Sociology: Population and Society:

Social Control (not currently offered)The Urban Community:Social Change in Latin America:Problems in Field Investigation:Seminar in Population: (not currently

offered)Methods of Population Research:Seminar in Social Stratification (not

currently offered)Seminar in Theories and Research on

Community Structures and Pro,-cesses:

TEXASBaylor UniversityWaco, Texas 76703

TLuso-- razilian Studies:Language: Elementary and Intermediate

Portuguese:Latin American Studies:

History: Latin America and the UnitedStates:

South America to 1824South America since 1824:

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: First and Second Year Portuguese: Maria Teresa Leal

de MartinezCourse formerly entitled "Problems in Latin American Politics".(1)

Rice UniversityHouston, Texas 77001

James D. Bell , Jr.Rcibert H. DonaldsonRiordan Roett

John T. Dorseyjorgan.S.RasmussenRichard A. PrideRiordan RoettThe StaffThe Staff

John T. DorseyGerry E.Hendershot

William L. YanceyGerry E.HendershotWilliam L. Yancey

Omer R.Galle

Walter R.GoveJohn D. McCarthyWilliam L. Yancey

Su die M.Adams

Joe C,McElhannon

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Texas Christian UniversityFort Worth, Texas 76129

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:

Cultural and Intellectual History ofPortuguese America:

Directed Study of Brazilian History:Language: Portuguese:

Texas Technological CollegeLubbock, Texas 79409

Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of BrazilLanguage: A Beginning Course in Portu

guese:A Second Course in Portuguese:Individual Problems in Portuguese:

Literature: Readings in Portuguese andBrazilian Literature I and II(not scheduled for 1970-71)

Individual Problems in Portuguese:Research in Portuguese

Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Peoples of Meso and South

America:Economics: Latin America and the United

States:Geography: Geography of South America:Government: Major South American Go

vern.ments:

History: South America before Independence:

South America since Independence:South America - The Southern Repu

blics:

University of HoustonCullen BoulevardHouston, Texas 77004

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

§) Latin American Area Studies Program.(1) After September, 1970.(2) Chairman, Department of History.

Donald Worcester

Donald WorcesterDonald WorcesterEgydio Romanenghi

Sheldon C. KlockHenry J. MaxwellNorwood H. Andrews (1)

Norwood H. AndrewsNorwood H. Andrews

Robert Bonnington

Raymond De ElmondMack and Neale Pearson

Robert Ames HayesAllan James Kuethe

DavidMartell Vigness (2)

Karl J. Reinhardt

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Latin American Studies ( §)Economics: Topics in Economic Develop -

ment: Latin America:History: Latin America to 1825; since

1825:Political Science: Seminar in Comparati-

ve Government: Latin America:

University of TexasArlington, Texas 76010

- Luso- Brazilian Studies:Language: Beginnting and Intermediate

Port iguese; Reading: RevueGrammar and Oral Practice inPortuguese

Literature: Brazili,n L:terature and Cul -ture:

- Latin American StudiesGovernment: G2vernments of Lat.n

Ame r is a.History: Latin. Anien.can History:

University of TexasAustin, Texas 78712

Brazilian Studies:Anthropology: Cultural Anthropology and

Primitive Economy and Society ofBraziL

Cultural Anthropology of Brazil:Comparative Studies. Recent Brazilian

Government and Politics:Economics: Economy of Brazil:Geography: Geography of Brazil:Government: Government. and Politics of

Brazil:The Government and Politics of Brazil:

History: Political and Social Developmentof Brazil

Colonial Institutions and Ethnohistoryof Brazil:

(§) Latin American Studies Program: Office of IntDirector: Philip B. Taylor, Jr.

Milton Lower

Jack A. Haddick

Philip B. Taylor

Carlos Nogueira-Martins

James L. Wyatt

Hubert MathiasHoward Lackman

John CornellAnthony Leeds

John W. F. DullesWendell GordonDonald D. Brand

Lawrence GrahamJean Claude Garcia -

Zamor

Warren Dean

Juan Friede

ernational Affairs:

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Language: Portuguese Language and Lite-rature:

Oral Expression, Reading and Composition of Portuguese:

Linguistics: History of the PortugueseLanguage:

Descriptive Linguistics of Brazil:Literature: Luso-Brazilian Literature;

Survey of Brazilian Literature:Contemporary Portuguese Poetry;Luso-Brazilian Literature:Luso-Brazilian Civilization and

Culture:- Latin American Studies (§)

UTAHBrigham Young UniversityProvo, Utah 84601

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese:

Romance Philology:

Literature: Brazilian Literature:

Portuguese Literature:

Iberian and Ibero-American- Latin American Studies (§§)

Anthropology: Native peoples of S, A.:Archaeology: Archaeology of South

(§)

(§§)

Ramon- Martinez -Lopez

Landon J. Lockett

Frederick HenseyRudolph C. Troike

Fred P. Ellison

Alberto de Lacerda

Norman Potter (1)

Gerrit de Jong, Jr.Ronald D. DennisGordon K. JensenJ.Reuben Clark IIIGordon K. JensenGerrit de Jong, Jr.Ronald D. DennisMerlin D. ComptonGordon K. JensenMerlin D. ComptonM. Carl Gibson

Ross T. Christensen

The Institute of Latin American Studies at the University of Texas atAustin offers a wide variety of Latin American courses in fields ofanthropology, economics, geography, government, history, languages,sociology, marketing, jornalism, music, art, education and numbers94 Latin Americanists. Director: Stanley R.Ross.Latin American Studies Division presently being formed under the direc-tion of Wesley W. Craig.

(1) Coordinator: Portuguese Language Studies.

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America:Economics: Economic Development of

South America:

Geography: Latin American Geography:South America:

History: History of Latin America:Argentina, Brazil and Chile:

Music: Brazilian Music:Art: Brazilian Art and Architecture:Political Science: Political Systems of

Latin America;United States -Latin America. Rela-

tions:Sociology: Latin American Social Change:

The University of UtahSalt Lake City, Utah 84112

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: Brazil to 1850;

Brazil:since 1850:Language: Portuguese I, II and III;Literature: Brazilian Literature:

- Latin American Studies (§)Anthropology: Indians of South America;

South American Tribes I and II:

Economics: Latin American EconomicHistory and Development:

Education: Education in the Americas:Geography: Geography of South America:History: Latin America to 1700;

Latin America from 1700 to 1850;Modern Latin America;Latin America in the Era of Indepen -

dence;Colloquium in Latin American History:

(§) Latin American Studies Committee:Chairman: Richard Graham

Ross T. Christensen

Merrill J.Richard BRobert L.Robert L.George MGeorge M.Gerrit deGerri': de

Bateman. WirthlinLaytonLayton. AddyAddyJong, Jr.Jong, Jr.

F.L. TullisWesley W. Craig

Richard Graham

Luiz Lorenzo-Rivero

Charles E.DibbleSeymour ParkerRobert V.Morey

Robert R.EdminsterAugustus F. FaustAlbert L. Fisher

Richard GrahamBrigham D. MadsenTyler S. LymanAlfred A. CaveC. Gregory Crampton

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Literature: Survey of Latin AmericanLiterature I, II and III;

Latin American Fiction;Modern Latin American Poetry and

Theatre;Contemporary Latin American Novel:

Political Science: Government and Poll -tics in Latin America

Inter -American RelationsSociology: Center for the Study of Social

Problems:

Utah State UniversityLogan, Utah 84321

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Elementary and Intermediate

Portuguese: Reading and Con-ference:

Latin American Studies (§)Geography: Geography of Latin America;

Geography of Underdeveloped LandsPolitical Geography;Geography of Resources and Settle-

ment:History: Latin America. since 1830

Contemporary Latin AmericaHistory of U.S. -L.A. RelationsEconomic History of Latin AmericaSeminar in Latin American History:Readings and Conference in Special

Areas:Political Science: Politics of South Amer-

ica;Latin America in Foreign Affairs:

VIRGINIA

- Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Beginning, Interme-

diate and Independent Study in Por -tugue se :

Latin American Area Study Program.Director.

Mary Washington College ofThe University of VirginiaFredericksburg, Va. 22401

Madge HoweCarolyn R Mor row

Clark S. Knowlton (1)

Gordon E. Porter

Derrick J. Thom

Lucille Pratt

The Staff

William Leon Fuliong

Rosemary Herman

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University of VirginiaCharlottesville, Va. 22901

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Hi3tory: Brazilian and Latin American

History:Colonial Period in Brazil:

Language: Elementary Portuguese:Introduction to the Civilization of

Portugal:Introduction to the Civilization of

Brazil:Advanced Grammar, Conversation

and Composition (instructor tobe announced)

- Latin American Studies: (§)Government:

WASHINGTONUniversity of WashingtonSeattle, Washington 98105

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:History: History of Brazil:Language: Portuguese:

Linguistics: Portuguese Linguistics:Literature: Portuguese Literature:

- Latin American Studies ( §§)History: The Platine Revolts and Chile:Literature: Latin American Literature:

( § )

( §

C. Allan HutchinsonHarold B. Johnson, Jr.Charles JulianBishkoAntonio Martins Alves

Antonio Martins Alves

Antonio Martins Alves

Vladimir Reisky deDubnic

David C. JordanJohn J. Kennedy

Dauril AldenJames AlgeoJudith GoetzingerClotilde WilsonJames AlgeoJames AlgeoJudith Goetzinger

Carl SolbergClotilde WilsonJames Algeo

Language and Area Center for Latin America:Director: Charles G. Reid, Jr. The Center includes in its coursesBrazilian specialists from the Department of History (Charles J. Bish-ko and Mr. Harold Johnson), the Department of Government and Fo-reign Affairs (Mr. Vladimir Reisky de Dubnic), and the Department ofEconomics (Mr. Alexandre Kafka).Latin American Studies Program: Director, Prof. Joseph R. Sommers,Dept. of Romance Languages.

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Political Science: Latin American Poli-tical Affairs:

WISCONSINThe University of WisconsinMadison, Wisconsin 53706

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: (§)Language: Portuguese I, II and III:

Philology and Linguistics:

Advanced Composition and Composition:

Literatuie: Elementary Survey of Portugue-se and Brazilian Literatures:

Advanced Survey of Portuguese and Bra-zilian Literatures;

Literary Criticism;Brazilian Drama;Portuguese and Brazilian Poetry:

Portuguese and Brazilian Civilization:Latin American Studies:

Anthropology: The Indians of Central andSouth America:

Folk Cultures of Latin America:The Cultures of Afro-America:Seminar in Problems of South Ameri-

can Culture:Seminar in Socio-Economic Change in

Under-developed Areas:

(§)

(1)

Art History: Latin American Art;Colonial Art in Latin America:

Business: Economic Problems of LatinAmerica:

National Economic Development inLatin America:

Robert O.Myhr

Claude E.LeroyGregory R.McNabLloyd A. KastenIvana Versiani dos

Anjos (1)Claude E.LeroyIvana Versiani dos

Anjos

Gregory R.McNab

Jorge de SenaClaude E.Leroy

Arnold StrickonArnold StrickonArnold Strickon.

Arnold Strickon.

Herbert RaymondHarvey

David AlbertBaerreis

Arnold Strickon

Louise Rowell Stark

William PattonGlade, Jr.

Wil3.iam PattonGlade, Jr.

Warren BilkeyLuso-Brazilian Center: Director: Claude E.Leroy.Ibero-American Area Studies Program: Director, Norman P.Sacks.Visiting Lecturer.

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Seminar in International Business inLatin America:

Independent Work on Latin America:(any member of the Staff who is know-ledgeable and willing)

Economics: Economic Problems of LatinAmerica:

National Economic Development inLatin America:

Economic Problems of Under-develop-ed Areas:

Seminar in Socio-Economic Changein Under-developed Areas:

Independent Work on Latin America:Geography: Historical Geography of La-

tin America:

Geography of Latin America;Advanced Course in Latin America;Independent Work on Latin America:

History: Multi-racial Societies in theAmericas:

History of Southern South America:Studies in Latin American History:

Law: Latin American Law:Music: Ibero-American Music

Seminar in Ibero-American Music:Political Science: Latin American Inter-

national Relations;Seminar in Latin American Govern-

ment, Politics and InternationalRelations:

William PattonGlade, Jr.

Roger FrederickMiller

William PattonGlade, Jr.

William PattonGlade, Jr.

Jeffrey GaleWilliams on

Allen Charles KelleyKenneth H. Parsons

William PattonGlade, Jr.

The Staff

William MakefieldDenevan

William MakefieldDenevan

Henry Somers Sterling

John Leddy PhelanThomas SkidmoreJohn Leddy PhelanThomas SkidmoreJoseph R. Thome

Samuel MarionJones

Charles WilliamAnderson

Donald JamesMcCrone

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Latin America:Seminar in Social Change and Econo-

mic Development in Latin America:Sociology: Contemporary Latin American

Problems:

The Univer3ity of WisconsinMilwauicee, Wisconsin 53201

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Anthropology: Luso-Brazilian CivilizationLanguage: Portuguese I and II:

Literature: Brazilian and Portuguese Li-te rature

- Latin American Studies:(§)Economics: Economic Problems of Latin

America:Geography: South America:

Historical Geography of Latin Amer-ica:

Political Science:Sociology: Specific Courses on Brazil:

(1) Director Land Tenure Center.

(§) Language and Area Center for Latin America:Director: Markos Mamalakis.

A.Engene Havens (1)

The Staff

The Staff

Marvin RingJohn St., Clair

Markos MamalakisRobert C.Eidt

Clinton R. EdwardsBelden PaulsenSidney Greenfield

ARIZONA

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ADDENDA

Thunderbird Graduate Schoolof International Management

P. O. Box 191Phoenix, Arizona 85001

- Latin American Studies (x)Introductory Survey of Latin America: Joaquim M. Duarte, Jr.

Shoshana B. TancerSeminar on Latin American Historical

Background: Moffat GardnerSeminar on Hispanic America and 20th

Century Problems: Moffat GardnerSeminar on Contemporary Social Chan-

ge in Latin America: Shoshana B. TancerSeminar on Latin American Political

Institutions: Shoshana B. TancerSeminar on Latin American Economic

and Financial Problems: Joaquim M.Duarte, Jr.Seminar on Contemporary Brazil, Por-

tugal and Portugal's OverseasProvinces: Joaquim M. Duarte, Jr.

CALIFORNIAUniversity of CaliforniaRiverside, Cal. 92502

Latin American Studies (xx)History: Latin American Survey:

Modern Latin America:Political Science: Politics in the Deve-

loping Areas;Latin American Comparative Politics:Structural Change and DeVelopment;Latin American Comparative Political

Systems;Latin America and International Poli-

tics;Inter-disciplinary Studies: Latin

American Comparative Politics:COLORADO

Colorado State UniversityFort Colins, Colo. 80521

(x) See page 4.(xx) See page 16.

Carlos CortesCarlos Cortes

Ronald H. Chilcote

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- Latin American Studies (x)Modernization of Latin America;

Peoples and Culture of Brazil:

University of ColoradoColorado Springs, Colo.

80907

- Latin American Studies:Political Jcience: Latin American Govern-

ments, especially including Brasi-lia;

International Relations of L.A.;Seminar on Politics of WesternHemis-

phere:KANSAS

Manuel Aler s -Montalvo

James L. Busey

Kansas State University (xx)Manhattan, Kansas 66502

- Latin American Studies:Geography: Geography of L.A. :History: L.A. Nations:

Colonial Hispanic America;Hispanic -American Civilization:

Literature: Spanish American Literature;Spanish American Novel;Spanish American Short Stories;Spanish American Drama:

NEW YORK

Earl C. BussingJames C. Carey

Sylvia BraunBurney Vasquez

Sylvia BraunBurney Vasquez

Brazilian Institute of Languages (xxx)

Cornell UniversityIthaca, N.Y. 14850

- Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese: Basic:

Elementary course:Composition and Conversation;Advanced Readings:

- Latin American Studies ( §)

Charles EastlackCharles Eastlack

Charles Eastlack

(x) See page 19.(xx) Note: Portuguese Language studies will be offered within the next

two years.(xxx) See page 57.(§) Latin American Studies Program: Dir. Donald K. Freebairn.

OHIO

-89-Agricultural Economics: Seminar on L.A.

Agricultural Policy:Agronomy: Geography and Appraisal of

Soils of the Tropics:Special Studies in Soils of the Tropics:

Animal Science: Livestock Production inthe Tropics:

Anthropology: Tribal Peoples of LowlandSouth America

Economics: Economic History of L.A. :Economic Problems of L.A. :

Government; Government and Politics of L.A. :History: L.A. History in the Colonial Period:

Latin American History since Independ.;L.A. in the Era of Independence:Seminar in L.A. History:

Housing and Design: Social Aspects ofHousing in Developing Countries:

Seminar on Urban Marginal Areas inDeveloping Countries:

International and Comparative Labor Re-lations: Industrial Relations inLatin America:

Plant Pathology: Plant Diseases in Agri-cultural Development:

Rural Sociology: Comparative Rural So-cieties:

Sociology: Seminar on Social Psychologyof Modernization:

Population Problems:Comparative Social Structure and

Change:Economic Development and Social

Evolution:International Urbanization:Reform vs. Revolution in L.A. :Brazil,

Cuba, Mexico;

Antioch CollegeYellow Springs, 0.

45387

Luso-Brazilian Studies:Language: Portuguese I: Essentials of Gram-

mar; practice in conversation; read-ing and speaking:

Donald Freebairn

Matthew DrosdoffMatthew Drosdoff

Robert McDowell

Tom DavisTom DavisEldon KenworthyDavid DavidsonDavid DavidsonDavid DavidsonDavid Davidson

Jose Villegas

Jose Villegas

James Morris

Herbert David Thurston

Frank Young

Bernard RosenJosephMayone Stycos

Bernard Rosen

Charles AckermanParker Marden

Joseph Kahl

Maria N.Moreira

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Portuguese II: Advanced Grammar; in-creased emphasis on compositionand conversation:

Portuguese III: A systematic review ofgrammar based on the text used inBrazilian secondary schools. Lec-tures on Brazilian civilization andliterary history. Reading of con-temporary Brazilian prose andpoetry:

Civilization and Luso Brazilian CultureLatin American Studies (§)

TEXAS

Maria N.Moreira

Maria N.Moreira

Texas Christian University (x)Fort Worth, Texas 76129

- Latin American Studies (§§)

(§) Antioch Collage is the Center of Latin American Studies of the GreatLakes Colleges Association. All students in other Colleges of thisAssociation desiring to specialize in Latin American Studies taketheir studies at Antioch. The Great Lakes Colleges Association main-tains, on an experimental basis, an exchange with the "University ofRio de Janeiro" (Institute of Letters, under the direction of ProfessorAfra.nio Coutinho). Under this program students of the Great LakesColleges Association may study for one year in Brazil.

( §§) Latin American Area Studies Program: Coordinator: Dr. Roger N. Haigh.(x) See page 78.

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INSTITUTIONAL INDEX

Agnes Scott College 29Alabama, University of 1

American University 20Antioch College 87Arizona State University 1

Arizona, University of 2Arkansas, University of 4Auburn University 1

Ball State University 32Baylor University 77Boston College 40Brazilian Americ cultural

Institute 21Brazilian Institute of

Languages 57Brigham Young University 80Bristol Community College 41Brooklyn College of the City

University of New York 53Frown University 72

California State College atDominguez Hills 5Fullerton 5Hayward 5Long Beach 6Los Angeles 6

California, University of atBerkeley 10Davis 12Irvine 12Los Angeles 12.Rivef,side 16San Diego 16Santa Barbara 16

Catholic University of America,Chatham College 68Chicago, University of 31Cincinnati, University of 66Citadel, The 73City College of the City

University of New York 53Colby College 40

Colgate University 53Colorado State University 19Colorado, University of 20Columbia University 53Connecticut, University of 18Cornell University 88

Dartmouth College 49Defense Language Institute 22De Paul University 29De Pauw University 33Douglass College 50

Eastern Illinois University 29Eisenhower College 55

Florida State University 26Florida, University of 26Fordham University 55Fresno State College 7Frostburg College 39

George WashingtonUniversity 24

Georgetown University 22

Hanover College 33Harvard University 42Hawaii, University of 29Hillsdale College 44Houston, University of 78Howard University 25

Illinois, University of atChicago 31Urbana 32

The 22 Indiana University 33Iowa, University of 35Ithaca. College 55

Karsas, University of 35Kent State University 63

Lehigh University 68

Lincoln University 69Louisiana State University 37Louisville, University of 36

Mary Washington College ofthe University of Virginia 82

Maryland, University of 40Massachusetts State College at

Bridgewater 42Massachusetts, University ofMemphis State University 73Miami University 64Miami, University of 277,,lichigan State University 44Michigan, University of 45Minnesota, University of 46Missouri, University of 48Mundelin College 30

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Redlands, University of 17Rhode Island College 72Rice University 77Rutgers University 51

St. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Joseph's College 69St. Louis University 47Sacramento State College

43 San Diego State College 7

San Fer, ando Valley StateCollege 8

San FranciscoCollege 8

San Jose State College

Nebraska, University of 48Nevada, University of 49New Mexico, University of 51New chool, The 55New York University 56North Carolina, University of 63Northwestern University 30Notre Dame, University of 35

Ohio State University 64Oklahoma State University 66Oklahoma, University of 66Oregon State University 67Oregon, University of 68

Pace College 58Pennsylvania State University 69Pennsylvania, University of 71Pepperdine College 7

Pittsburgh, University of 71Portland State University 67Princeton University 50Puerto Rico, University of 72Purdue University 35

Queens College of the CityUniversity of New York 58

State

8

7

58

School of Advanced Interna-. tional Studies 25Sierra College 8Smith College 43South Carolina, University of 73South Florida, University of 28Southeastern Massachusetts

University 41Southern California,

University of 17Southern Colorado State

College 19Southern Illinois University 30Southwestern at Memphis 74State College of New York at

Buffalo 59State University of New York

at Albany 39at Buffalo 60at Stony Brook 61

State University College atNew Paltz 59

State University College atOneonta 59

Stanford University 8Syracuse University 62

Temple University 70Tennessee, University of 74Texas Christian University 78Texas Technological College 78

Texas, University ofat Arlington 79at Austin 79

Thunderbird Graduate School ofInternational Management 4

Trinity College 25Tulane University 37

United States Military Academy 62United States Naval Academy 39Utah, University of 81Utah.State University 82

Vanderbilt University 74

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Virginia, University of 83

Washington, University of 83Washington University 48Wayne State University 46West Georgia College 29Winthrop College 73Witiconsin, University of

at Madison 84. at Milwaukee 86

Yale University 18

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NAME INDEX

Abraham, William J. Prof 57Abreu, Maria Isabel Asso Prof 23Ackerman, Charles Asst Prof 89.Adams, Dale W. Asso Prof 65Adams, Sudie M. Prof 77Addy, George M. Prof 81Aguilar-Leon, Luis E. Asso Prof 24Aguirre, Fabiola Asso Prof 20Aiex, Anoar Asst Prof 32Alden, Dauril Prof 83Alegria, Fernando Prof 9Alers-Montalvo, Manuel Prof 88Alessandro, Joseph Prof 69Alexander, Hubert Griggs Prof 52Alfaro, Gustavo Asst Prof 9Algeo, James Asst Prof 83Alisky, Marvin Prof 2Allen Jr., Joseph H.D. Prof 32Allen, William L. Asst Prof 17Almazon, Vincent Asso Prof 46Altschuler, Milton Prof 30Alves, Antonio Martins Instr 83Ameringer, Charles D. Asso Prof 69Anderson, Charles William Asso

Prof 85Andrews, J. Richard Prof 74, 75Andrews, Norwood H. Asso Prof 75, 78Anger, C.L. Prof 73Anjos, Juana Versiani dos Prof 84Araluce, J. Ramon Instr 17Araujo, Norman Prof 40Anchuleta, Alfonso L. Asst Prof 6Arcilesi, S.A. Prof 73Armillas, Pedro Prof 61Armond, Louis de Prof 6Arnade, Charles Dr. 28Arora, Shirley Asst Prof 12, 13'Arruda, Robert C. Asso Prof 42Aschmann, Homer Prof 16Assardo, M. Roberts Asst ProfAstiz, Carlos A. Asst Prof 60Atkins, G. P. Prof 40Augelli, John P. Prof 32Avant, Gayle R. Asst Prof 64

Averitt, Robert T. Asso Prof 43Ayres, Robert L. Acting Asst

Prof 11, 12

Bachmura, Frank T. Asso Prof 34Baciu, Stefan Prof 29Baden, Nancy Mrs 5Baer, Werner Prof 76Baerreis, David A. Prof 84Bailey, Norman Prof 58Bally, Samuel L. Prof 51Baird, Joseph A. Prof 12Baker, Paul Prof 69Balin, Jorge Asst Prof 56Bannon, John F., S.J. 47Barber, Willard F. Lectr 40Barkins, David P. Asst Prof 57Barnitz, Jacquelyn Vis Lectr 61Bartell, Donald E. Prof 30,31Barr, Charles Prof 45Barrett, Eleanor Asst Prof 52Barrow, Leo L. Asso Prof 2Barthold, Allen J. Prof 68Basile, David G. Asso Prof 63Basso, Keith H. Asst Prof 3Bastos, Tocary A. Vis Prof 51Batchelor, Malcolm Prof 19Bateman, Merrill J. Asso

Prof 81Batiza, R. 38Becker, Gilbert B. Prof 17Behague, Gerard H. Asst

Prof 32Bell, James D., Jr. Asst Prof 77Bennett, Charles F. Asst Prof 14Berbusse, Edward J.

Prof 55Bernstein, Harry

Prof 57, 5812 Berry, Charles Dr. 37

Bezerra, Joao FranciscoInstr 21, 22

Bierck, Harold A. Prof 63Bilkey, Warren Prof 84

Asst

Adjunct

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Billingsley, Edward Dr 28Birns, Laurence R. 56Bishko, Charles Julian Prof 83Blanksten, George Prof 30Blasier, Cole Dr 72Blitz, Rudolph C. Prof 76Blouet, Brian W. Asso Prof 49Blount, Stanley F. Asso Prof 60Blumer, Herbert Prof 11Bobs, Harold Asst Prof 53Bock, Phillip K. As Prof 52Bollens, John Prof 15Bonnington, Robert Prof 78Borah, Woodrow W. Prof 11Borelli, Luigi C. Prof 73Bork, Albert William Prof 30Bourgeois, Louis C. Asst Prof 26Bourgnignon, Erika Prof 65Bowser, Frederick Asst Prof 9, 10Boxer, Charles Prof 18Bradbury, Robert W. Prof 26Brading, David Asst Prof 11Bradley, Harold V. Prof 76Brady, Emily Prof 55Brand, Donald D. Prof 79Braun, Sylvia Prof 88Bray, Donald W. Asso Prof 6Breedlove, James 10Bright, Leon Prof 13Bright, William 0. Prof 19Brill, William H. Asso Prof 23Brisk, William Asst Prof 52Broadbent, Sylvia M. Asso Prof 16Brown, Carl Instr 67Brown, Charles Asso Prof 44Brown, Donald N. Asst Prof 76Brown, Gordon Prof 74Brown, Timothy Prof 2Broxson, Elmer Instr 23Brubaker, George A. Asst Prof 4Bruman, Henry J. Prof 14Bruneti, Almir Prof 19Bunting, Bainbridge Asso Prof 52Burks, David Asso Prof 34Burns, E. Bradford Prof 13, 14,15Burr, Robert N. Prof 15Busey, James L. Prof 88

Bussey, Roberta TeachingAsst 51

Bussing, Earl C. Prof 88Byars, Robert Prof 32

Calderhead, W. L. Prof 40Caldwell, Helen Senior Lectr 13Calgaard, Ronald K. Prof 36Canales, Jose Prof 7Cardenas, Daniel C. Asst

Prof 31Cardenas Jr., Leonard Asst

Prof 37Cardoso, Manoel Prof 22Carey, James C. 88Carlos, Alberto Asso Prof 60Carlos, Manuel L. Acting

Asst Prof 17Carmin, Dr Robert 32Carnoy, Martin Asst Prof 9Carrasco, Pedro Prof 61Carrino, Frank G. 60Ca.rroll, Thomas Frank Adj

Prof 24Carter, R. D. Prof 37Carter, William E. Asst

Prof 26Carvaiho Neto, Paulo deLectr 12, 14

Castagnaro, R. Anthony AssoProf 57

Castagnino, Raul Prof 60Castedo, Leopoldo Prof 61Castro, M. A,. Cardoso de 39Cave, Alfred A. Prof 81Chalmers, Douglas A. Asso

Prof 54Chang-Rodriguez, Eugenio

Asst Prof 58Chardon, M. Asso Prof 37Charleton, Sue E. Prof 19Chavarria, Jesus Asst Prof 17Chaves, Antonio F. Asst Prof 40Chilcote, Ronald H. Asso

Prof 87Chilcott, John H. Prof 3Chinchilla-Aguilar, E. Prof 61

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Christensen, Ross T. Prof 80, 81Christopher, Henry A. Prof 47Clancy, John W. Lectr 54Clark, Fred M Asst Prof 63Clark, Hugh Instr 64Clark III, J. Reuben Prof 80Clegern, Wayne Prof 19Clemente, Alicia Rodrigues Asst

Prof 43Coatsworth, John Asst Prof 31Cobb, Gwendolin B. Prof 7Cochrane, James D. Asso Prof 38, 39Coelho, Joaquim F. Asst Prof 9Cohen, Alvin Asst Prof 68Cohen, Paul M. Instr 54Cohen, Sanford Prof 52Culford, William E. Asst Dean 53Collins, William Asst Prof 35Comitas, Lambros Prof 54Compton, Merlin D. Prof 80Conoyer, John W. Prof 47Conrad, Robert E. Asst Prof 32Cooper, Donald B. Asso Prof 65Cornehls, James Asst Prof 61Cornell, John Prof 79Correa, Hector Asso Prof 38Corrigan, Dennis Asst Prof 4Cortes, Carlos Asst Prof 16, 87Corwin, Arthur Asst Prof 12Courtney, Dale Prof 68Coutourier, Edith Professorial

Lectr 21Craig, Wesley W. Asso Prof 81Crampton, C. Gregory Prof 81Craysow, 68Criscenti, Jos T. Asso Prof 41Crissman, Janice T. Instr 40Grist, Raymond E. Research

Prof 26Crow, John A. Prof 12Grubbs, Edward, Jr. 62Cruz Lopez, David Prof 72Culbert, T. Patrick Asso Prof 3Cullum, Richard 0. 62Cumberland, Charles C, Prof 44Cunnigg, Roger Asst Prof 7Cuperman, Pedro Asst Prof 57

Curran, Mark Asst Prof 1

Curtis, Gerald Asst Prof 27, 28Curtis, Robert E. Asst Prof 17Cutler, Jr., Charles Mann

Instr 43

Da Cal, Ernesto G. Prof 53Dahl, Victor Prof 67, 68Daly, H. Asso Prof 37Dambaugh, Luella N. Prof 27Daniel, Mary F. Asso Prof 35D'Antonio, William Asso Prof 35Davidson, David Asst Prof 89Davis, Harold E. Prof 21,25Davis, Tom Prof 89Davis, William M. Dr. 47Deal, Carl W. Asst Prof 32Dealy, Glen D. Asst Prof 67Dean, Warren Asst Prof 79De Aponte, Barbara Asst Prof 70De Gruaimond, Jane L. Prof 37De Jong, Jr., Gerrit Dean

Emeritus 80, 81De Lancey, Robert Instr 64De Laubenfels, David J.

Asso Prof 62Della Cava, Ralph Asst Prof 58De Mello, George Asst Prof 35Denel, Pauline Prof 17Denevan, Wm Makefield Asst

Prof 85Dennis, Ronald D. Instr 80De Roche, Dorothy V. Prof 8Derrig, Fr. J. Raymond Asso

Prof 47De Sapir, Linares Lectr 71De Vries, Henry P. Prof 54Dias, E. Mayonne Lectr 12, 13Diaz, May N. Asso Prof ilDibble, Charles E. Prof 81Dickenson III, Joshua C. Asst

Prof 26Diez-Suarez, Blanca Fellow 23Dillingham, B. 66Dodd, Thomas J. Asst Prof 24Doel, Priscilla Mrs 40Dolkart, Ronald H. Asst Prof 52

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Donaldson, Robert H. Asst Prof 77Dorsey, John T. Prof 77Doughty, Paul L. Prof 34Dozer, D. M. Prof 17Dreir, John C. Visiting Prof 25Drosdoff, Matthew Prof 89Duarte, Joaquim M. Asso Prof 4Duarte, Ricardo Lectr 50Dulles, John W. F. Prof 3, 79Duncan, T. Bent ly Asst Prof 31Dyson, John Asst Prof 33

East lack, Charles Asst Prof 88Eaton, Robert Instr 69Ebel, Roland H. Asso Prof 38, 39Echevarria, Oscar A. Lectr 23Eck ley, Mrs E. Instr 33Ecsodi, John Prof 70Edberg, George J. Prof 70Edelmann, Alexander T. Prof 49Edminster, Robert R. Asso Prof 81Edwards, Clinton R. Asst Prof 86Eich"r, Carl Asso Prof 45Eidt, Robert C. Prof 86Eisenberg, Louis Prof 51Elia, Hamilton Aluizio Vis Prof 38Elkins, Stanley Maurice Prof 43Ellenbogen, Bert Prof 46Elliot, John E. Prof 18Ellis, Joseph A. Asst Prof 53Ellison, Fred P. Prof 80Emerson, Gladys Prof 16Emmons, Clenroy Prof 19Englekirk, John E. Prof 12English, Van H. Prof 49Epstein, David G. Asst Prof 14Erickson, Kenneth Instr 61Ervin,. Dwain T. Prof 20Ervin, Roger E. Prof 7Escobar, Gabriel Asst Prof 69Espinosa Jr., Aurelio M. Prof 9Esquena.zi-Mayo, Roberto Prof 48, 49Eul-soo-Pang Prof 5Evanson, Philip Asst Prof 70, 71Ewing, Russell C. Prof 4

Fagan, David Lectr 33, 52, 53

Fagg, John E. Prof 56Falcone, Frank Asst Prof 55Falino, Lewis Asst Prof 70Fathauer, George Prof 64Faust, Augustus F. Prof 81Feldman, David M. Prof 5Felix, Antone Prof 41Felix, David Prof 48Fernandez, Oscar Prof 35Finan, John Asso Prof 20, 21Fink, William H. Prof 3Fischman, Jerome J. Asst

Prof 68Fisher, Albert L. Prof 81Fitzpatrick, Joseph P.S. J. , Prof 55Flamming, R. Asso Prof 37Fletcher, Charles S. Vis Instr 76Floyd, Troy S. Asso Prof 51, 52Fogelquist, Donald F. Prof 12Foley, James Asst Prof 27Fontaine, Pierre - Michel Prof 41Forman, Chet Asst Prof 31Forster, Merlin H. Asso Prof 32Frances, Albert Interim Prof 22Francis, Michael Asst Prof 35Frazer, Howard Teaching

Asst 51Freebairr., Donald K. Asso

Prof 83, 89Fried, Jacob Asso Prof 68Friede, Juan Vis Prof 79Frondizi, Ranieri Prof 31Frost, Melvin Asst Prof 2Fry, Robert 35Furlong, William Leon Asst

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Gale, Thomas M. Prof 36Galle, Omer R. Asso Prof 77Gamboa, Ruben A. Asst Prof 9Garcer.L.n., Julio Dr. 60Garcia, Frederick C.H. Dr. 62Garcia-Zamor, Jean Claude

Visiting Prof 79Gardiner, C. Harvey Prof 30, 31Gardner, Mary Asst Prof 45Gardner, Moffat Adj Instr 87

Garner, Richard Asst Prof 69Garner, William Prof 30Geasler, Janice T. Act Prof 9Gerassi, Marysa Navarro Asst

Prof 49, 50Germani, Gino Prof 42Gertel, Zuni lda A. Asso Prof 48Gibean, Victor Prof 1

Gilson, M. Carl Prof 80Gicovate, Bernard Prof 9Giffin, Donald W. Asst Prof 40Gifford, James Asst Prof 71Gil, Federico G. Prof 63Gillespie, William R Asso Prof 73, 74Gilmore, Charles L. Prof 36Glade, Jr. William Patton Prof 84,85Glaser, Edward Prof 45Glick, Edward Prof 71Goerke, L.S. 15Goetzinger, Judith Bernard

Asst Prof 83Goins, John F. Asst Prof 16Gold, Robert L. Asst Prof 31Goldrich, Daniel Asso Prof 68Gomez, Rosendo A. Prof 3Gonzales, Edward A: st Prof 15Gonzales, Emilio Prof 68Goode, Judith G. Asst Prof 71Gordon, Barbara Lectr 25Gordon, Fortuna Prof 37Gordon, Marvin Asso Prof 24Gordon, Wendell Prof 79Gove, Walter C. Asst Prof 77Graham, Laurence Asso Prof 79Graham, Richard Ass° Prof 81Grant, Armando D. Acting

Asst Prof 16Greaves, Thomas Asst Prof 71Greenfield, Sidney, Dr. Asst

Prof 86Grubbs Jr, Edward F. 62Guenleaf, Richard Edward Asso

Prof 38Griffin, David A. Prof 65Griffin, William Dr 47Griffith, William Joyce Prof 38Grunwald, Joseph Professorial Lectr

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Haddick, Jack A. Prof 79Haerr, Donald Drill Master 23Habner, June Asst Prof 59,60Haigh, Roger M. Dr. 90Hall, Mr. 38Hall. Michael McDonald

Instr 63Halperin, Tu-lio Lectr 43Hamill, Hugh M. Mr. 18Hamilton, D. Lee Prof 3Hamilton, Russell Asst Prof 46Hanke, Lewis Prof 44Hannett, Brian Asst Prof 61Hanson, Edward Asst Prof 58Harding, Timothy F. AsstProf 6

Harding, Vera Asst Prof 67Harris, Dever le Asso Prof 69Harris, William L. Asst Prof 73Harrison, Horace As so Prof 40Hart, Albert G. Prof 54Hart, G. Instr 33Harvey, Herbert Raymond

Asst Prof 84Havens, A. Eugene 86Haverly, Cler nt Instr 30Hayden, Ruse Lee Instr 44Hayes, .....obert Ames Asst

Prof 78Hayk, Mrs. 30Hazard, John Prof 45Heft, David Prof 21Hegen, Edmund E. Asso Prof 1Hendershot, Gerry E. Instr 77Henkel, Raymond Asst Prof 2Hensey, Frederick Asst Prof 80Herman, Rosemary Asso Prof 82

Jose- Asso Prof 4Pedro F. Acting

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Herron, Robert D. Asst Prof 52, 53Herwig, Isabel L. Prof 12Hibben, Frank C. Prof 52Hicks, David Asst Prof 61Hicks, Frederic Dr. 37Hill, Samuel Instr 7Hillman, Jimmye S. Prof 3Hilton, Ronald Prof 9

inshaw, Robert E. Prof 36Hirschman, Albert 0. Prof 42Hoge, Jane Instr 26Hoge, Henry W. Prof 26Hoijer, H. Prof 13Hopper, Janice Lectr 23Hotchkiss, John Calvin Vis As so Prof 63Houk, Richard Prof 29Hoselitz, Burt Prof 31Hoveden, C. Robert Prof 63, 64Howard, John R. Asso Prof 20Howe, Madge Asso Prof 82Howell, James Melton Asst Prof 24Hower, Alfred Prof 26Huck, Gene Asso Prof 29Hudspeth, Odette 62Hughes, John Prof 46Hulet, Claude L. Asso Prof 12, 13Humphrey, Jr., Robert Lee Asst

Prof 24Hunter, John M. Prof 44Hutchins, J. A. Asso Prof 39Hutchinson, C. Allan Asso Prof 83Hutchinson, H. W. Prof 27, 28Nuttlinger, Frank Asst Prof 1

Ingels, Jerry Mr 59Irby, James Asst Prof 50lutaka, Sugiyama Asso Prof 26

James, Preston E. Prof 62Javens, Charles Asso Prof 27Jenkins, Quentin A. L. Asst Prof 37Jensen, Gordon Kay Instr 80Jensen, J. Granville Prof 67Johannessen, Carl L. Asst Prof 68Johnson, David Asst Prof 49

Johnson, Jr., Harold B. AsstProf 83

Johnson, Henry P. Prof 4Johnson, John J. Prof 9, 10Johnson, Kenneth F. Asso

Prof 17, 18Johnson, Philip Brian Prof 8Jones, Samuel M. As so Prof 85Jordan, David C. Asst Prof 83

Kafka, Alexandre Prof 83Kahl, Joseph Prof 89Kahl, Joseph A. Prof 48Kaplan, Myron Instr 76Karst, Kenneth Leslie Prof 15Kasten, Lloyd A. Prof 84Karnes, Thomas Prof 2Kaufman, R.R. Asst Prof 50Kaufman, Susan Acting Asst

Prof 15Keesing, Donald Asso Prof 9Keith, Robert G. Instr 42Keller, Frank L. Prof 38Kelley, Allan Charles 85Kelley, Erna Berndt Asso Prof 43Kelley, Victor H. Prof 3Kelly, John R. Asst Prof 16Kelly, Kenneth M. Instr 55Kennedy, James Lectr 23, 25Kennedy, John J. Dir L.A. Centr 35Kennedy, John J. 83Kennedy, William J. Dr 47Kenny, Michael Prof 22Kenworthy, Eldon Asst Prof 89Kenyon, Gordon Prof 19Kerr, John A. Asst Prof 64Kerr, Thomas Dr. 59Kidder, Alfred Prof 71Kiddie, Lawrence B. Prof 45King, Arden R. Prof 38King, Charles L. Asst Prof 20Ki.ng, James F. Prof 11Kinsbruner, Jay Asst Prof 58Kirk, Charles F. Dr. 64Klein, Herbert S. Asso Prof 54Kling, Merle Prof 48Klock, Sheldon C. Prof 78

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Prof 9Knowlton, Clark S. Prof 8ZKomarek, Viola Wyckoff Prof 56Koslow, Laurence E. Asst Prof 2Kovar, John Prof 68Ktsanes, Thomas Prof 39Kuan-I-Chen Prof 60Kubitz, Oscar Asso Vis Prof 60Kuethe, Allan James Asst Prof 78Kulp, Kathleen K. Asst Prof 20Kurjack, Edward B. Instr 64

Laban, Juana de Prof 14La Belle, Thomas J. Asst Prof 14Lacerda, Alberto de Vis Prof 80Lackman, Howard Asso.Prof 79Ladman, Jerry R. Asst Prof 2Laires, Azalea Instr 35Landry, Bart 35Landsberger, Henry A. Prof 63Lanning, Elden W. Asst Prof 40Layton, Robert L. Asso Prof 81Leeds, Anthony Prof 79Leiin, Luis Ponce de Asst Prof 9Leriverend, Eduardo G. Prof 28Leroy, Claude E. Prof 84Levy, Fred Asst Prof 62Lewis, Laurence A. Asso Prof 71Lewis, Paul H. Asst Prof 38Leyton, Mr 68Liepe, Wolfram Ass() Prof 52Lieuwen, Edwin Prof 52Lenia, Ebion de Asso Prof 48Lipson, Leslie Prof 11List, George F. Prof 34Litto, Frederic M. Prof 35Lobb, Gary 30Lobo Filho, Blanca Prof 67, 68Lobo, Danilo Pinto Teaching Asst 38Lobo, Eulalia L. Vis Prof 73Lockett, Landon J. Asst Prof 80Lockhart, James M. Asso Prof 15Logan, Byron Asso Prof 64Lombardi, John Asst Prof 34

Lommel, Anne W. Asst Prof 35Lopez, David Cruz Prof 72LOpez-Rey, Jose Prof 56Lorenzo-Rivero, Luiz Asst

Prof 81Lounsbury, John Prof 2Love, Alan P. Prof 20Love, Jr., Joseph L. Asst

Prof 32Lower, Milton Asst Prof 79Ludwig, Armin Asst Prof 53Lunardini, Peter J. Prof 37Luykx, Nicolaas Asso Prof 45

Norris Mr 18Lyman, Tyler S. Prof 81Lyon, Patricia J. Asst Prof 48Macaulay, Neill W. Asso

Prof 26MacDonald, William D. Prof 26Macedo, Luis Antonio Gouveia

Vis Prof 41MacNicoll, Murray Mr 66Mack, Raymond De Elmond

Asso Prof 78Madsen, Brigham D. Prof 81Magalhaes, Elza de Grafi.

Asst 2Magro, Haydee S. Prof 21,22,

25Malagon, Javier Professorial

Lectr 21Marnalakis, Markos Prof 86Mandle, Jay R. Asst Prof 71Mandell, Paul Asst Prof 9, 10Manger, William Professorial

Lectr 23Mangin, William Asso Prof 62Marchant, Alexander Prof 75Marden, Parker Asso Prof 89Margolis, Maxine L. Asst

Prof 26Marichal, Juan Prof 43Markham, Charles G. Prof 7Marshall, John M. Asst

Prof 76Martin, James Lee Prof 21Martin, John F. Asst Prof 2

Martin, G. E. Asso Prof 68Martinez-Lopez, Ram On Prof 80Martinez, Maria Teresa Leal de 77Martinez, Quinn Asst Prof 1

Martins, Heitor Prof 33Martins, Wilson Prof 57Martinson, Tom Asst Prof 32Martz, John D. Asso Prof 63, 64Masanes, Natividade Lectr 50Mate, Hubert E. Prof 1

Matthias, Hubert Asst Prof 79Mattos, Anthony R. Asst Prof 73Maxwell, Henry J. Prof 78Maxwell, Kenneth Prof 36Maybury-Lewis, David Prof 42Mazza, Rosario, S.J. 47McCarthy, John D. Asst Prof 77McCoy, Terry L. Asst Prof 65Mc Crone, Donald James Asst

Prof 85McDonald, Ronald H. Asst

Prof 62, 63McDonough, John.H. Asso Prof 23McDowell, Robert Prof 89McElhannon, Joe C. Prof 77McFarland, F.B. Asso Prof 67McGreevey, William Asst Prof 11McMahon, Dorothy Prof 17Mc Nab, Brian K. Asst Prof 27Mc Nab, Gregory Instr 84Mc Nett, Jr, Charles W. Asso ProfMc Nicoll, Robert E. Prof 27, 28Means, John B. Asst Prof 70Megenney, William Asst Prof 16Meighan, C. W. Prof 13Menez, Joseph Prof 32Merhab, William C. Asso Prof 45Merkx, Gilbert Asst Prof 52Merris, Donald Asst Prof 27Merryman, John Prof 10Mestre, Eloy Dr 59Meyer, Michael C. Asso Prof 49Michels, Albert L. Lectr 60Michels, Joseph Asst Prof 69Micklin, Michael Asst Prof 39Migueis, Camila Instr 56Miller, Elwood E. 45

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Asso Prof 17Morey, Robert Asst Prof 81Morgner, Aurelius Prof 17Morris, Fred B. 31Morris, Miriam Asst ProfMorrow, Carolyn. R. Asst

Prof 82Morse, Richard M.Morton, Richard H.Moseley, Edward HMoseley, Michael Prof 42Moseley, William W. ProfMeyers, A.C. Prof 47Moser, Gerald M. Asso Prof 69

21 Mott, Gerald 0. Prof 26Motta, Hugo F.M. 62Motten, Clement Prof 70, 73Mueller, Elizabeth Instr 35Munro, Edwin C. Prof 59Myers, Ellen Instr 66Myers, Thomas Asst Prof 34Myhr, Robert 0. Asst Prof 84

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Naro, Anthony Asst Prof 31Nash, Manning Prof 31Nason, Marshall R. Prof 52Needler, Martin D. Prof 52Neistein, Jose M. Dr. 21Nelson, Charles L. Asst Prof 20Nemeth, Edward J. Asst Prof

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Neuberger, Egon Prof 61Neugaard, Edward J. Dr. 28Neumann, Alfred K. Asst Prof 16Newton, Dolores Instr 61Nicholls, William Prof 76Nichols, Grace Prof 44Nichols, Lawrence Dr. 29Nichols, Ted Dr 6Nicholson, Henry B. Asso Prof 13, 14Nisbet, Charles T. Asst Prof 14Nogueira-Martins, Carlos Instr 79Noronha, M. L. de Asst Prof 4Nugent, Jeffrey Asso Prof 17Nun ley, Robert E. Prof 36Nunn, Frederick Prof 67, 68Nydegger, William Asst Prof 69

Onis, Jose de Prof .20Orjuela, Hector. H. Asso Prof 17Orr, Mark Dr. 28Orrego-Salas, Juan A. Prof 33, 34Ortiz, Manuel 30Otero, C. P. Asso Prof 15Owen, Roger C. Prof 58

Packenham, Robert Asst Prof 8Padfield, Harland L. Asst Prof 3Page, James L. 45Page, Thomas L. Asst Prof 26Paiva, R. 33Pank, Christopher Instr 39Parker, Seymour Prof 81Parry, John H. Prof 42, 43Parsons, Kenneth H. Prof 85Parsons, Nivea Pereira Lectr 2Pass, Calvin de Asst Prof 6Paulson, Belden Asst Prof 86Payne, James H. Asso Prof 25Pearson, Neale Asst Prof 78Pearson, Ross N. Prof 46Pederson, Leland R. Asso Prof 3Peralta, Phyllis Rodrigues Instr 70Perestrelo, FernaTh 48Petersen, Gerald W. Prof 49Peterson, Philip Senior Lectr 9Peterson, Phyllis Asst Prof 33, 34Petras, James Asso Prof 69

Phelan, John Leddy Prof 85Ph3lipson, Claudia Instr 71Piedra, Alberto Prof 22Pierce, Lois S. Instr 48Pietraszek, Bernardine Asst

Prof 29Pike, Frederick Prof 35Pike, Kenneth L. Prof 45Pletcher, David M. Prof 34Poppino, Rollie E. Prof 12Porter, Gordon Prof 82Posner, Donald Prof 56Potash, Robert Prof 43, 44Potter, Harry R. Asst

Prof 35Potter, Norman 80Pratt, Lucille Instr 82Pratt, Raymond B. Asst Prof 48Preto-Roclas, Richard A. Asst

Prof 26Pride, Richard A. Instr 77Proulx, Donald Asst Prof 43Quirk, Robert Prof 34

Rabassa, Gregory Asso Prof 58Rael, Juan Emeritus ProfRahe, Doris Instr 31Raley, Harold Dr. 66Rambo, James S. Instr 33Rameh, Clea Instr 23Rands, Robert Prof 30Rasmussen, Jorgan S. Asso

Prof 77Rasmussen, Kenneth Prof 60Ratinoff, Luis Professorial

Lectr 25Raymond, Lavinia Asst Prof 29Reeder, L. G. Prof 16Reeve, Richard Asst Prof 12Rehder, Ernest Asst Prof 26Reina, Ruben E. Prof 71Reinhardt, Karl J. Asso Prof 78Regelson, Stanley Asst Prof 61Rego, Edmond Instr 41Reid, Charles G. Asso Prof 83Reisky de Dubnic, VladimirProf 83

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Reynolds, Clark Asso ProfRicardo, Jose Prof 64Riccio, G.J. Prof 39, 40Richardson, Mites E. Asst Prof 37Riggio, Edward Lectr 59Riley, Carroll L. Prof 30Ring, Marvin Mr.. 86Rippy, Merrill Prof 32Robe, Stanley Prof 12Roberts, William H. 52Robertson, Donald Prof 38Rocha. Jr., Gregory F. Prof 41Rodrigues, Jose Honorio Vis Prof

53, 54Rodriguez, Mario Prof 24Roemer, Milton J. Prof 16Roctt, Riordan J.A., Asst Prof 76, 77Rogers, Edward J. Prof 8Rogers, Francis M. Prof 42Rogers, Rolland Asso Prof 8Rojas, V. Instr 33Rollwagen, Jack Asst Pro' 22Romanenghi, Egydio Prof 78Romo, Carlos D. Teaching Asst 37,38Ronconi, Richard Prof 59Ronning, C. Neale Vis Prof 25Rosa, Alberto Machado da Prof 12,13Rosaldo, Renato Prof 2Rose, Peter Isaac Prof 43Rose, Stanley L. Asst Prof 68Rosen, Bernard Prof 89Rosenn, Keith S. Asso Prof 65Ross, Stanley R. Prof 80Rothman, Stanley Mr 43Rothwell, Stuart Dr 28Route, Leslie B. Asst Prof 44Rozen, Marvin Prof 69Rozman, Stephen Lyle Asst Prof 49Rubel, Arthuro Prof 35Ryan, Carolyn 18

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SLichez-Albornoz, Nicolas VisProf 56

Sanchez -Reulet, Anibal Prof 12Sanders, William T. Asso Prof 69Sa Pereira, Maria de Lourdes

Lectr 57Sargent, Charles A. Instr 49Saund, Dalep 6Saunders, John V.D. Prof 26Sayers, Raymond S. Lectr 53,

54, 58Schevill, Isabel M. Prof 9Schmitter, Philippe Asst Prof 31Schneider, Ronald Prof 55, 58Schwerin, Karl Asso Prof 52Schwartz, Stuart B. Asst Prof

Vis Prof 10, 46, 47Scobie, James R. Prof 34Scatford, David Prof 64Scott, Robert E. Prof. 32Searles, John Asso Prof 69Segal, Bernard Asso Prof 50Sena, Jorge de Vis Prof 84Severino, Alexandrino E. Asso

Prof 75Shafer, Robert J. Prof 62Shapiro, Sam Asso Prof 35Sharp, William Instr 71Sharpe, Lawrence A. Asso Prof 63Sharrer, Harvey L. Acting

Asst Prof 16Share, Louis Prof 34Sherman, William L. Asst Prof 49Sherwood, Arthur R. As so Prof 57Shindo, Tak Lectr 6Shreiner, Charles Dr 70Siegel, Bernard Prof 9Silva, Antonio da Teaching

Asst 22Silva, Antonio Vieira da Mr. 36Silva, Fabio da Mrs 35Silva, Guilherme G. de Castro e

Prof 4Silva, 0. de Castro e Instr 4Silverman, Malcolm Prof 36Silvert, Kalman H. Prof 56, 57Simkins, Paul de Asso Prof 69

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Lectr 25Sjastaad, Larry S. Asso Prof 31Skelton, Robert B. Prof 1

Skidmore, Thomas Prof 85Sloan, John Prof 35Sluiter, Engel Prof 10, 11Smetherman, Robert M. Asst

Prof 7Smith, Carleton Sprague Prof 56, 57Smith, Jeffrey A. Instr 60Smith, John 0. Asst Prof 17Smith, Otto J. M. Prof 11Smith, Mary Elizabeth Asst Prof 52Smith, Robert C. Prof 71Smith, Robert J. Prof 36Smith, T. Lynn Graduate Research

Prof 26Smither, William J. Prof 38Snaidas, Adolph Asst Prof 50Sofea, Edward Prof 27Solberg, Carl 83Solnick, Bruce Asso Prof 60Solterer, Josef Prof 23Sommers, Joseph R. Prof 83Soren, Dyrajaia de Sousa Prof 22Soren, Edgar C. Prof 22Soule, Marlene F. Instr 57Sousa, Thomas Asst Prof 43Southland, Gordon D. Prof 74Souza, Fernando 35Sovereign, Marie F. Instr 51Spiegel, Henry W. Prof 22Spieker, Joseph 25Squier, Robert J. Prof 36Stanislawski, Dan Prof 3Stansifer, Charles L. Prof 36Stark, Louise Rowell Asst Prof 84Starkey, Otis P. Prof 34Steel, William Instr 76Stein, Stanley J. Prof 50Stepan, Alfred Prof 19Sterling, Charles Prof 56Sterling, Henry Somers Prof 85Stern, Irwin Instr 4R

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Stevenson, Robert M. Prof 15Stewart, Zidia 0. Instr 12Stoan, Stephen K. Instr 65Stoetzer, C. Carlos Asso

Prof 55Stokstad, Marilyn Prof 36Stouse, Pierre Prof 36Storrs, Keith Larry Instr 24Stowe., Noel Asst Prof 2Strickon, Arn-Ad Asso Prof 84Stycos, Joseph Mayone Prof 89Suarez, Bernaxdo Asst Prof 1Suchlicki, Jaime Prof 28Suter, Elizabeth Instr 57Swani, Sri R. Lectr 6Sweeney, Edward J., S. J.

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Vakil, Firouz 14Valenzuela, Victor Manuel Asst

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Prof 54Webb, Kempton E. Prof 53,54Webber, Erwin J. Prof 30

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Prof 18Wellhoffer, E. Spencer Asst

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Prof 3Williams, Thomas R. Prof 65Williamson, Jeffrey Gale Asso

Prof 85Williamson, Robert C. Prof 68Williford, Miriam Asso Prof 73Willis, Raymond Dr. 50Wilner, Daniel M. 15Wilson, Clotilde Asso Prof 83Wilson, Jacques M. P. Asso

Prof 27,28Wilson, Larman C. Asso Prof 21Windsor, Henry H. Asst Prof 7Winni, Peter Lectr 51Winnie, Jr. William W. 19Wirth, John Asst Prof 8, 10Wirthlin, Richard B. Asso

Prof 81Withers, William Prof 58Wogan, Daniel Prof 38Wogart, Jan Peter Asst Prof 27Wolff, Thomas Asst Prof 3, 4Wood, Elena Uribe Instr 55Woodbridge, Benjamin M. Asso

Prof 10Woodham, John E. 65Woodward, Ralph Lee Aso

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Worcester, Donald Prof 78Wright, Freeman, J. Asst Prof 7Wright, Ione S. Prof 2.3Wright, Winthrop R. Asst Prof 40Wyatt, James L. Prof 79

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