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Nov 21, 2024
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2020-2021 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Race and Ethnic Studies Minor
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Please refer to important information on minor requirements on this page. The minor in race and ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary program offered in the College of Arts and Sciences and housed in the Department of English. To provide students the tools and competencies to participate in a multi-racial and ethnic society and to be reflective about their racial and ethnic identities, the program provides students with a diversity of approaches to ethnicity and the concept of race in the United States and abroad. Course offerings are a mix of social science, the humanities, and legal studies. The minor consists of courses in English, history, political science, sociology, philosophy and music. A student may minor in this program by completing 18 credits.
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Plus five of the following:
- ARTS 3333 - Art of the African Diaspora
- CJST 3340 - Race, Class and Gender Issues in CJ
- ENGL 2217 - African-American Literature I
- ENGL 2218 - African-American Literature II
- ENGL 2262 - Immigrant Literature
- ENGL 3325 - Irish Literature
- GLBS 4401 - Arabic Cultures Through Literature and the Media
- GLBS 4402 - Chinese Culture Through Literature and the Media
- GLBS 4403 - Russian Culture Through Literature and the Media
- GLBS 4404 - Latin American Culture Through Literature and the Media
- HIST 1120 - History of African Americans
- HIST 2240 - Making Colonial Latin America: Race, Religion, Goods, and New Worlds
- HIST 2260 - East Asia and Great Power Competitions: Past, Present, and Future
- HIST 2262 - Modern Chinese History
- HIST 2264 - Modern Japanese History
- HIST 3362 - Princes, Tsars and Serfs: Russia's Rise to Empire
- HIST 3363 - Russia and the USSR: Multiethnic Empire, Revolution, and Communism
- MUSC 2212 - Hip Hop: Culture, Music and History
- MUSC 4550 - Urban Ethnic Music
- PHIL 2251 - Philosophy of Race
- PSYC 2225 - Multicultural Psychology
- SOCI 2221 - Cultural Anthropology
- SOCI 2260 - Genocide in Modern Times: Call of Memory
- SOCI 4400 - Minority Group Relations
- SPAN 4402 - U.S. Latino Literature and Culture
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