Ethnic Studies Concentration - Liberal Studies

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This is a concentration within the Bachelor of Arts program in Liberal Studies. Please view the information for the Department of Liberal Studies in conjunction with this concentration information.

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Requirements

(15 units)

1. Lower Division

(3 units)

ETHS 2050 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies

2. Upper Division

(12 units)

Choose from the following courses:

ETHS 3100 - Asian Americans in Media and Popular Culture
ETHS 3110 - Chicano Images in Film
ETHS 3115 - Chican@ and Latin@ Cultural Production
ETHS 3200 - Chicana Activism and Identity /
GEND 3200 - Chicana Activism and Identity
ETHS 3300 - The Hmong American Experience
ETHS 3600 - Indigenous Perspectives in Theatre /
THEA 3600 - Indigenous Perspectives in Theatre
ETHS 3800 - Language and Culture /
ANTH 3800 - Language and Culture
ETHS 4000 - The Mexican American Family /
GEND 4000 - The Mexican American Family
ETHS 4020 - The African American Woman: Soul Sister /
GEND 4020 - The African American Woman: Soul Sister
ETHS 4040 - Minority Family, Communities, and Schools *
ETHS 4050 - Latinx Communities
ETHS 4150 - Gender and Ethnicity in Children’s Literature and Culture /
GEND 4150 - Gender and Ethnicity in Children’s Literature and Culture
ETHS 4200 - The Minority Experience *
ETHS 4250 - California Ethnic Experience **
ETHS 4350 - Multiculturalism: From Bias to Reality *
ETHS 4360 - Theories and Concepts in Ethnic Studies
ETHS 4430 - Contemporary U.S. Immigration /
SOCL 4430 - Contemporary U.S. Immigration
ETHS 4711 - Latino Diaspora: History of U.S. Latinos

Note:

*May cross count with Liberal Studies, Multicultural Perspectives.

**Fulfills CA History subject matter requirement and may cross count with Liberal Studies Integrative Inquiry.