Senior Research Project
In the fall of their senior year, students must enroll in a senior seminar in which they will undertake the research and writing of a substantial paper in the field. Some students may wish, with departmental approval, to further develop their research in the spring through an independent study project with a willing faculty member. For that project, they may expand their work in the senior seminar or undertake a new assignment in consultation with the faculty member. SPAN BC3099 Independent Study may be counted as one of the courses that fulfills the major.
The senior seminar may be taken either at Barnard (BC or W3990) or at Columbia (W3991, 3992, or 3993). It is an advanced, research-oriented course on a broad topic, in the context of which Barnard students are required to write a paper in Spanish of at least 20 pages. Since this paper counts as the Barnard Senior Research Project, students who take the seminar at Columbia must be sure they fulfill the 20-page requirement, regardless of what their particular professor requires of other students. These students must hand in the final version of their paper to the Barnard Major Advisor in addition to their Columbia professor.
Advisor for Majors with last names A-M |
Advisor for Majors with last names N-Z |
Minor Advisor |
Wadda Ríos-Font 208 Milbank Hall Ext. 4-2061 wriosfon@barnard.edu |
Orlando Bentancor 211 Milbank Hall Ext. 4-9873 obentanc@barnard.edu |
Leonor Pons Coll 210 Milbank Hall Ext. 4-5422 lponscol@barnard.edu |
Advising Worksheets |
Major | Minor |