Ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary and intersectional study of differences and diverse connections. Such differences and connections include race, ethnicity, culture, nation, sexuality, and physical abilities that span humanities and social sciences. These studies re-frame and re-center conversations and knowledge about non dominant histories in the United States and the world.

Total Program Credits: 18

Core Requirements:			6 Credits
	ETHS 2500	Introduction to Ethnic Studies	3
	ETHS 2510	Foundations of Ethnic Studies	3
Choose 12 credits from the following: (9 credits must be upper-division)			12
	AIST 180G	Introduction to American Indian Studies SS GI
or	ANTH 180G	Introduction to American Indian Studies SS GI
	ANTH 101G	Social Cultural Anthropology SS GI
	ANTH 3000	Language and Culture LH
	ANTH 3360	Contemporary Issues in American Culture
	ANTH 3365	Gender and Sexuality
	CINE 217G	Race Class and Gender in U S Cinema GI HH
or	COMM 217G	Race Class and Gender in U S Cinema GI HH
or	ENGL 217G	Race Class and Gender in U S Cinema GI HH
	ENGL 357G	Native American Literature GI
	ENGL 373R	Literature of Cultures and Places
	ENGL 376G	World Literature GI
	ENGL 377G	Latina/o Literature in America
	ENGL 402G	Multicultural Rhetorics GI
	ENGL 476G	Multi-ethnic Literature in America GI
	COMM 319G	Intercultural Communication Encounters GI
	HUM 101G	Humanities Through the Arts HH GI
	HUM 201G	World History Through the Arts I HH GI
	HUM 202G	World History Through the Arts II HH GI
	PHIL 1620	Introduction to Eastern Religions HH
	POLS 3480	Race in Politics
	AIST 180G	Introduction to American Indian Studies SS GI
or	ANTH 180G	Introduction to American Indian Studies SS GI
	PSY 350G	Social Psychology GI
	PSY 480G	Cross-Cultural Psychology GI
	SOC 107G	Multicultural Societies SS GI
	SOC 1010	Introduction to Sociology SS
	SOC 263G	Race and Minority Relations GI