Adrian A. Bantjes papers, 1979-2010

Includes drafts and final versions of articles, books, and conference presentations written by Bantjes. This work is largely related to Latin American history and culture and the Mexican cultural revolution.

This series contains professional documents pertaining to Bantjes's service obligations within the University and the wider Latin American history field. Materials in this series include documents from professional organizations such as publications and correspondence; research grant proposals and applications; UW administrative materials; and professional conference materials. There is also content from various committees that Bantjes served on including Faculty Senate, Library Committee, Salary Committee, and ad hoc committees. Other documents relate to the Latin American Studies Program and manuscript, book, and article evaluations. In addition to these materials, the series contains correspondence, Phi Alpha Theta information, curriculum vitae.

The series also contains items of a more personal nature, including Immigration information as well as citizenship guidelines.

This series contains materials which directly relate to the undergraduate and graduate courses taught by Professor Bantjes, and include syllabi, readings lists, exams and exam reviews, course preparation materials, and course reading. Specific courses contained in the series include Modern Mexico, Cultural History, Social History of Colonial Latin America, Indian Cultures of Latin America, History and Theory, Introduction to Latin American Studies and Fly Fishing. The series includes both undergraduate and graduate classes.

Contains Bantjes's research for publications and teaching.