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Expressions of Central America is an online resource intended to introduce students and teachers to the arts, culture, and heritage of Central American peoples.

Stanford Language Center site provides information about the language instruction offered at Stanford.

Stanford Special Languages Program includes periodic courses in Quechua, K'ichee' Maya, and other indigenous languages of the Americas.

Bing Overseas Studies operates official Stanford study abroad programs in eleven locations around the world. Students with interest in Latin American Studies may choose to spend a quarter of study in Santiago, Chile or in Madrid, Spain. Many of the courses offered at these two sites can be applied to a minor or honors certification in Latin American Studies. Bing Overseas Studies also advises students about non-Stanford study abroad opportunities.

Stanford University Libraries house world-renowned collections available to those affiliated with the University.

Stanford University Libraries Latin American and Iberian Collections include online resources, bibliographies, microform, film, video, CD-ROM, and departmental links pertaining to Latin America and the Iberian Peninsula.

Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) is a program designed to support the internationalization of elementary and secondary curricula. The program links Stanford teaching and research to schools nationwide via the development of quality curriculum materials that focus on international and cross-cultural subject matter.

Stanford University is home to a variety of student groups and associations that focus on various Latin American regions and topics. Click on the name of a group for more information on its activities.

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