Graduate Course Schedule
Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Fall 2008 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200A sample syllabus |
History of Ethnic Studies (4 units / Thursdays 2:00-4:50pm / SSB 253) |
D. Silva |
| ETHN 289 |
Topics in Ethnic Studies: Theories & Cultures of US Imperialism
(4 units / Mondays, 5:00-7:50pm / SSB 103) |
A. Imada |
| ETHN 289 | Topics in Ethnic Studies: Globalisations, Human Rights and the Law
(4 units / Wednesdays, 9:30am-12:20pm / SSB 103) |
M. Harris |
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ETHN 290A Section ID: 598973 |
Master's Thesis Preparation. (4 units / F 9:00-11:50a/ SSB 103) |
N. Molina |
| Graduate students may take elective courses from other departments, or upper division elective courses that fit their research goals; students should consult with their faculty advisor and the course instructor to determine appropriate assignments and workload for a graduate level student taking upper division courses. | ||
ETHN 230 - Department Colloquium Wednesdays at 3:00pm, SSB 107 (1 unit) |
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Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Spring 2008 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200C syllabus |
Controversies in Ethnic Studies (4 units) |
A.C. Zentella |
| ETHN 210 syllabus |
Research Seminar in Ethnic Studies (4 units) |
R. Alvarez |
| ETHN 263 syllabus |
Language and Socialization (4 units) |
A.C. Zentella |
| ETHN 289 syllabus |
Topics in Ethnic Studies: Critical Pedagogy (4 units) |
W. Yang |
| ETHN 290B syllabus |
Master's Thesis Preparation (4 units) |
D. Pellow |
Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Winter, 2008 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200B syllabus |
Theories in Ethnic Studies (4 units) |
P. Ahluwalia |
| ETHN 240 syllabus |
Multidisciplinary Research in Ethnic Studies (4 units) |
Y. Espiritu |
| ETHN 257A syllabus |
Social Theory (4 units) |
D. Silva |
| ETHN 289 syllabus |
Topics in Ethnic Studies: Reconceptualizing the U.S. Mexican Border |
R. Alvarez |
| ETHN 289 syllabus |
Topics in Ethnic Studies: Genocide & Violence (4 units) |
P. Ahluwalia |
ETHN 230 - Department Colloquium Wednesdays at 3:00pm, SSB 107 ( 1 unit) P. Ahluwalia |
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Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Fall 2007 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200A Section ID: 598972 syllabus |
History of Ethnic Studies (4 units / T 10:00a-12:50p / SSB 103) |
R. Frank |
| Race & Law (4 units / Th 2:00-4:50p / SSB 103) |
D. Silva | |
| ETHN 289 Section ID: 598941 syllabus |
Topics in Ethnic Studies: Indigenous Epistemologies and Their Disruptions (4 units / Th 10:00-12:50p / SSB 103) |
R. Frank |
| This seminar will explore indigenous epistemologies, their ontological dimensions, the methodological issues surrounding related research, and their significance in relation to the production of knowledge and the histories, presents, and futures of Native American and Indigenous people. The purpose of this course is to help equip participants to investigate the larger empirical and theoretical implications of alternative systems of knowledge that emerge from global indigeneity. | ||
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ETHN 290A Section ID: 598973 |
Master's Thesis Preparation. (4 units / F 9:00-11:50a/ SSB 103) |
D. Silva |
| Graduate students may take elective courses from other departments, or upper division elective courses that fit their research goals; students should consult with their faculty advisor and the course instructor to determine appropriate assignments and workload for a graduate level student taking upper division courses. | ||
ETHN 230 - Department Colloquium Wednesdays at 3:00pm, SSB 107 (1 unit) |
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