LACSI at UGA

	Latin American and Caribbean Studies at UGA
	Bringing new perspectives to Latin American and Caribbean studies
About Us About LACSI Student Information Current Course Offerings Past Course Offerings Course Descriptions Course Syllabi Degree Certificate Student Opportunities Contact your LACSI Advisor Scholarships Faculty Resources Bylaws Minutes Advisory Board Executive Board Curriculum Committee Ethnobotanical Garden Advisory Committee The LACSI Library Books Movies Special Features The 2009 Tinker Award What is it? 2008 Awardees 2009 Tinker Award Information Model Report Model Proposal 1 Model Proposal 2 2009 Exposition Award 2009 Exposition Award Winners Events Spanish Conversation Class Recent Events Community Events Hispanic Heritage Month 2008 Study Abroad Is it required? And other FAQ's Semester Study Abroad Maymester/Summer Study Abroad Ethnobotanical Garden K-12 Outreach Staff Research and Reports Faculty Core Faculty Affiliated Faculty Links CLASE FACS TELL ECOLatino World Digital Library Other What you can do with a LACSI Degree What you can do with a degree from LACSI What graduates are doing with their LACSI degrees After Latin American Studies Latin American Studies opportunities Associated Content's Careers for Graduates with a Degree in Latin American Studies Short-Term Jobs in Latin America: The Key Employers	Wondering what you can do with a major in Latin American and Caribbean Studies? Here's a long list for you to look around and see everything that's available to you. Clicking on any profession leads you to a short job descriptions Admissions counselor Archivist Business manager Civil service employee Community affairs specialist Consultant Coordinator of international students Counselor Cultural arts center coordinator Customs/immigration officer Economist Employee relations specialist FBI/CIA agent Foreign Service officer/specialist Government agency administrator Historic site administrator Import/export specialist International airport visitors center director International consultant International marketing analyst International relations specialist International trade specialist Journalist Lobbyist Management consultant Missionary National Security Agency linguist Passport examiner Physician assistant Public information officer Radio announcer Technical writer Translator Verbatim reporter (United Nations) Attorney CIA/FBI agent College/university professor Conflict resolution specialist Corporate trainer Cultural affairs officer Customer relations representative Drug enforcement agent Editor/writer ESL teacher Foreign language teacher Health and human resources director Historian Human resources specialist International health care systems analyst International conference planner International education specialist International student office director/advisor Interpreter Librarian Lodging manager Market research specialist Museum curator Non-profit administrator Peace Corps/VISTA worker Politician Public administrator Public policy specialist Social worker Tour guide Travel consultant Important job related links: Occupational Outlook Handbook: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ America's Career InfoNet: http://www.acinet.org Salary Wizard: http://www.salary.com *ONET: http://online.onetcenter.org Latin AmericaLinks: http://www.latinamericalinks.com/ Internships.com: http://www.bsu.edu/careers/secure/pwinternships Internships USA.com: http://www.bsu.edu/careers/secure/internpw Volunteer Match: http://www.volunteermatch.org Employment Outlook: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0854971.html Monster.com Major to Career Converter:** http://content.monstertrak.monster.com/tools/careerconverter .	2009 LACSI Open House and Hispanic Heritage Month Events Spanish Conversation Class Click Here Portuguese Conversation Class Click Here Want to Contribute to LACSI's Mission? Click on the glyph to find out how!

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