41. UNL | Arts & Sciences | Institute For Ethnic Studies | Ethnic Studies Major/Mino The Ethnic Studies major allows students to complete a comparative and integrative program of studies focused on experiences of racially and ethnically diverse groups http://ethnicstudies.unl.edu/major.aspx

Skip Navigation Search this site, all UNL or for a person Feeds Weather Events Peoplefinder ... Native American Minor Ethnic Studies Major/Minor Institute for Ethnic Studies Faculty Contact Ethnic Studies Major/Minor ... Native American Minor Institute for Ethnic Studies Ethnic Studies Major/Minor The Ethnic Studies major allows students to complete a comparative and integrative program of studies focused on experiences of racially and ethnically diverse groups and individuals in the United States, and to explore international origins and linkages. The major encompasses theoretical and methodological courses, comparative courses, and focused topical courses that will provide students with the skills to conduct the needed rigorous analysis of the experiences of diverse populations. This major will be of interest and value to students who are interested in exploring the historical experiences of ethnically diverse individuals or groups as a primary interest, ad well as those preparing for careers that will involve working with diverse populations. The U.S. population is becoming increasingly diverse, due to population shifts linked to ongoing immigration and differential birthrates. According to U.S. Census Bureau projections, by 2050 non-Hispanic Whites will represent just one half of the population. Majoring in Ethnic Studies will prepare students for the U.S. of the future.

42. EScholarship: GAIA Research Series Collection of essays that examines the causes of cultural conflict from an institutional perspective. http://escholarship.cdlib.org/ias/crawford/index.html

43. Arizona Bans 'ethnic Studies' - Andy Barr - POLITICO.com Republican Gov. Jan Brewer signs a bill that targets Chicano studies programs in Tuscon. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0510/37131.html

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44. Ethnobarometer International research network on interethnic politics and migration. Features activities, online publications, directories and links to related resources. http://www.ethnobarometer.org/

45. Ethnic ‘Studies’ | The Harvard Salient Harvard foolishly politicizes its curriculum By Patrick T. Brennan This school year, Harvard has added a new secondary field, ethnic studies, and hired http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~salient/site/2010/03/13/ethnic-studies/

The Harvard Salient Search: Home About Contact Archives ... Up Front March 13, 2010 by admin Harvard foolishly politicizes its curriculum By Patrick T. Brennan This school year, Harvard has added a new secondary field, ethnic studies, and hired its first Egyptology professor in seventy years. Both could be said to satisfy student demand. Ethnic studies has been the academic idée fixe of the Crimson and various ethnic student associations for more than a decade, and archaeology concentrators are delighted to have a professor with expertise in the world’s most important archaeological area. The clear difference is that Harvard was quite remiss in not having an Egyptology chair, while there is no need for any more emphasis on so-called “ethnic studies.” When the University agrees that its curriculum needs to change to address “the growing diversity of our campus” or any other imaginary concern of its students, it opens itself up to politically motivated efforts like ethnic studies. Tragically, worthwhile academic subjects like Egyptology have also been subsumed into the larger effort of emphasizing diversity and ascribing significance to the insignificant, as demonstrated by Professor Christopher P. Jones’s comments that “Egypt is a major African civilization,” and that “it is very important that Africa should be a part of what everyone thinks about the modern world.” Egypt is a worthwhile subject not because it is an African civilization, but because it represents an incredibly sophisticated and important ancient civilization that happens to be African—let alone the fact that the Egyptians pharaohs, with the exception of 75 years of Nubian rule, were about as “African” as Ian Smith. Harvard should have an Egyptology department, or at least devote some of its resources to the study of a civilization which has had such profound influence on the world. It need not offer a course on African civilizations if there is none worthy of study. The progressive priorities of Harvard’s curriculum usually do not coincide, however, with the promotion of meaningful areas of study.

46. Ethnic Studies Provides information for current and prospective students, news and information on curriculum. http://www.ethnicstudies.ucsd.edu/

Division of Social Sciences Department of Ethnic Studies Home Undergraduate Major Minor ... Giving Items of Interest Current Issues Colloquium Calendar Ethnic Studies Vision Faculty Recruitment Drawing on Tribal History Ethnic Studies Department First Undergrad Class Grad Picnic 2009 Class of '03 Class of '04 UC San Diego Teaching Excellence Celebrating Milestones Ethnic Studies Events... : Friday, November 5, 2010, 9:00am-9:00pm. Special Locations: ERC Great Hall and Weaver Center, Institute of the Americas. The Ethnic Studies department will be scheduling a day long celebration for our department's 20-year anniversary. Our 20th anniversary keynote speaker will be Dr. Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz , distinguished Native American studies scholar and activist and Professor Emerita of Ethnic Studies at California State University, Hayward. Her talk, "Race, Nations, Land, and Decolonization: U.S. Colonialism of a Special Type," will take place on Friday, Nov. 5th, 4-5:30pm, Weaver Center, Institute of the Americas. A reception and celebration will follow from 6-9pm at the the Eleanor Roosevelt College Great Hall.Please save the date and join us to celebrate! Our annual Open House for prospective graduate students will be included with the day's activities.

47. Ethnic Studies | Office Of Admissions Politics, health care, and education are just a few of the areas where race and culture intersect, and these intersections interest the scholars at the UO. http://admissions.uoregon.edu/majors/ethnic studies

/* Place holder for stuff to come later */ UO Home Dept Index Office of Admissions Primary links Apply Visit Campus Request Information Explore Majors ... En Español Search this site: Ethnic Studies Ethnic Studies Department Undergraduate degrees: B.A., B.S. Undergraduate minor Points of Interest Sample Courses Practical Learning Interdisciplinary Opportunities ... Career Opportunities Who We Are, Where We've Been The headlines are full of questions about ethnicity in America. Does immigration benefit society? What are the implications of having a black president in the White House? Are census questions about race outdated? At the University of Oregon, the Department of Ethnic Studies takes an interdisciplinary approach to explore the answers to these questions and more. The department offers classes in a host of areas from history and literature, to government and cultural anthropology. Politics, health care, and education are just a few of the areas where race and culture intersect, and these intersections interest the scholars at the UO. Shari Huhndorf . A degree in ethnic studies prepares students who go on to careers as varied as law, business, community organizing, and government. Cultural competency is increasingly important as the world becomes smaller and people from different cultures connect, overlap, and learn from each other. Study at the UO and learn to navigate the territory. The world needs your perspective and leadership in this important area.

48. Sacramento State - Department Of Ethnic Studies Offers Department profile, description of degree requirements, news and contact information. http://www.csus.edu/ethn/

49. UCR Department Of Ethnic Studies Provides a general overview of the Department, news on current research and contact information. http://ethnicstudies.ucr.edu/

Greetings from the Chair HOME ABOUT ETHNIC STUDIES What is Ethnic Studies? What Can I Do With an Ethnic Studies Degree? ... CONTACT INFORMATION *** SAVE THE DATE *** Link to Critical Ethnic Studies Conference Registration and Information March 10-12, 2011 (NOT 2010) The Department of Ethnic Studies is a co-sponsor of the Critical Ethnic Studies Conference Critical Ethnic Studies and the Future of Genocide: Settler Colonialism/Heteropatriarchy/White Supremacy A Major Conference March 10-12, 2011 University of California, Riverside Plenary Speakers: Jacqui Alexander ·Keith Camacho·Cathy Cohen·Glen Coulthard·Angela Davis·Gina Dent·Vicente Diaz·Roderick Ferguson·Ruth Wilson Gilmore·Gayatri Gopinath·Avery Gordon·Herman Gray·Judith Halberstam·Sora Han·Cheryl Harris·David Lloyd·Lisa Lowe·Wahneema Lubiano·Manning Marable·Fred Moten·José Muñoz·Nadine Naber·Hiram Pérez·Michelle Raheja·Dylan Rodríguez·David Roediger·Luana Ross·Josie Saldaña-Portillo·Sarita See·Ella Shohat·Denise da Silva·Audra Simpson·Nikhil Singh·Andrea Smith Neferti Tadiar·João Costa Vargas·Waziyatawin Please see link to the left for further information on the conference.

50. Ethnic Studies Department University of Hawaii, Ethnic Studies Department. W elcome. T he Ethnic Studies Department is an interdisciplinary unit with emphasis on undergraduate education. http://www.ethnicstudies.hawaii.edu/

51. BGSU :: Department Of Ethnic Studies :: Home Features mission statement, faculty profiles and contact details. http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/ethn/

Home Announcements Undergraduate Major and Minor Latino/a studies ... Speaker Series Department of Ethnic Studies Home The department of Ethnic Studies offers an interdisciplinary curriculum designed to foster an understanding of the histories and cultures of racial and ethnic groups in their local, national and global contexts. The program emphasizes studies of race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, and the historical processes of slavery, colonial conquest, immigration and globalization, among other subject areas. Learning Outcomes Upon completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in Ethnic Studies are expected to: • Comprehend how racial and ethnic identities are constructed, negotiated, or contested over time, cultures and geographical space; • Employ diverse analytical resources, case studies, and comparative modes of study as critical cognitive tools to address issues of difference; • Articulate general principles that shape ethnic relations and their intersections with gender, sexuality and class in structural contexts of power; • Draw larger theoretical lessons from comparisons among ethnic groups in the U.S. and in other diasporic sites;

52. Ethnic Studies – Undergraduate Programs – Academics – Minnesota State Univ The Department of Ethnic Studies (ES) is an......Department Ethnic Studies College Social Behavioral Sciences Undergraduate Degree Type(s) BS Program http://www.mnsu.edu/programs/ethnicstudies.html

shortcut to content Minnesota State University, Mankato Search University Home About Academics Admission ... Undergraduate Programs Ethnic Studies Pre-Professional Doctoral Programs Online Programs Off-campus Learning ... Undergraduate Programs Ethnic Studies Ethnic Studies Page address: http://www.mnsu.edu/programs/ethnicstudies.html Department Ethnic Studies College Undergraduate Degree Type(s) BS Program Description The Department of Ethnic Studies (ES) is an interdisciplinary program that is academically committed to promoting multicultural and ethnic knowledge, skills and values found both within and outside the United States, and to preparing our students for effective advocacy and practice across the culturally diverse global community. The major in ethnic studies exposes students to those historical, economic, social and political forces that have contoured the crosscultural and ethnic experience within and outside the United States. This program prepares the students to cope with social injustice (e.g., racism, discrimination, social conflict) effectively and also provides students with multicultural/ethnic knowledge, multicultural/ethnic values and skills (e.g., cultural competency skills and other professional skills) so that ES majors will be academically strong and competitive in the job market. ES majors must take both ES core courses and skill-oriented or applied courses that focus on one of the following areas: Governmental/Public Area, Business/Corporate Area, Community/Human Services Area, and Extended Program courses.

53. UNL | Arts & Sciences | Institute For Ethnic Studies List of programs, required courses, and faculty. Located in Nebraska, USA. http://www.unl.edu/unlies/

Skip Navigation Search this site, all UNL or for a person Feeds Weather Events Peoplefinder ... UNL Institute for Ethnic Studies Institute for Ethnic Studies Faculty Contact Ethnic Studies Major/Minor ... Native American Minor Institute for Ethnic Studies Institute for Ethnic Studies Group Photo A Letter from the Chair of Ethnic Studies The Institute for Ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary unit with three programs: African American and African Studies (AAAS) Latino and Latin American Studies (LLAS) , and Native American Studies (NAS) . Each program has its own coordinator and plans its own curriculum and activities. The Director of the Institute for Ethnic Studies is responsible for general administration and works closely with the program coordinators. Amelia Montes These three programs offer students a variety of courses as described throughout this website. Currently, we have almost 3,000 UNL students taking our courses every year. Students may major or minor in Ethnic Studies, and minors are available in African Studies, African American Studies, Chicano Studies, and Native American Studies. A major and minor in Latin American Studies is also offered. The Institute for Ethnic Studies also sponsors or co-sponsors a variety of lectures, symposia, research projects, and cultural events on campus, and serve as a resource for UNL students, faculty, and staff as well as the wider community. Information about these activities is described throughout this website.

54. American Ethnic Studies The Department of American Ethnic Studies at the University of Washington is a multicultural and multiracial research and teaching unit, dedicated to providing http://depts.washington.edu/aes/

artist info University of Washington American Ethnic Studies skip to content ... Contact Us The Department of American Ethnic Studies Our aim is to develop well-informed and compassionate citizens, to advance their capacity for critical thinking, their understanding of and respect for cultural diversity, and their self-perception as responsible members of an increasingly global society. AES in the News Coming soon! Graduate Studies Coming soon! Opportunities for Students Support AES! Thank you for choosing the UW Foundation Website to make a gift! AES Logo aes@u.washington.edu

55. Department Of Ethnic Studies – Minnesota State University, Mankato Features faculty profiles, class syllabi, information on financial aid and contact details. http://sbs.mnsu.edu/ethnic/

shortcut to content Minnesota State University, Mankato Search University Home About Academics Admission ... Library Services Ethnic Studies Home Letter from the Chair Curriculum Diversity Certificate Ethnic Diversity Newsletter ... MNSU Ethnic Studies Ethnic Studies Page address: http://sbs.mnsu.edu/ethnic/ Curriculum Undergraduate Graduate Student Organizations ... Page News Owner: Ethic Studies Last Modified: 2010-02-22 Campus Quick Links myMNSU Toolbar Login Email Directories ... Feedback Minnesota State University, Mankato is a member of system and an affirmative action/equal opportunity university.

56. Mills College Ethnic Studies The Ethnic Studies Department prepares Mills students for leadership and development in an increasingly multicultural, transnational, and globalized society by studying the http://www.mills.edu/academics/undergraduate/eths/

var section="academics"; Home Contact Us Giving to Mills Undergraduate ... Undergraduate Ethnic Studies The Ethnic Studies Department prepares Mills students for leadership and development in an increasingly multicultural, transnational, and globalized society by studying the rich history of ethnic and racial diversity in the United States from the perspectives of peoples of color. The department's curriculum promotes critical thinking and creative analysis through comparative study of the social, economic, cultural, and environmental concerns and contributions of American Indians and Alaska Natives, African Americans, Latinas/os and Chicanas/os, Asian Americans, and Pacific Islanders. At Mills, we examine racial dynamics as they intersect with gender, sexuality, class, and nation, and many of our courses focus on the unique experiences of women of color. Our curriculum also explores the transnational and diasporic dimensions of racial identities. Our faculty enable students to become involved in research and activism in local communities of color, thus making exciting connections with the vibrant diversity of the Bay Area. Recent student research interests include Latino healthcare in California, American Indian legal history, black vernacular language and humor, the emerging Latino vote, experiences of multiracial Filipinas/os, educational outcomes of Marshallese immigrant youth, and girls of color in the juvenile justice system. In addition, many of our courses include a service learning component that offers students an opportunity to learn through hands-on engagements with local, community-based organizations. Courses with a service learning component offer a .25 credit for volunteer work with an organization working on social justice issues related to communities of color. Students may take one service learning course per semester.

57. Asian American Studies Program At The University Of Wisconsin-Madison Homepage for program at University of Wisconsin, Madison. http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/aasp/

University of Wisconsin-Madison Asian American Studies Program 303 Ingraham Hall 1155 Observatory Drive Madison, WI 53706 Phone: 608-263-2976 Fax: 608-263-2976 Lynet Uttal Director luttal@wisc.edu Yer Lor Program Administrator aasp@mailplus.wisc.edu Paj Ntaub Vang Project Assistant pvang7@wisc.edu Hours: Monday 12:45-5:45 Tues-Thurs 7:15-5:45 Friday 7:15-12:15 Subscribe to Our Mailing List Email address: Your name (required) Set Your Password (required) Verify Your Password: Welcome to the Asian American Studies Program Website! The Asian American Studies Program is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on the scholarship and experiences of Americans, Pacific Islanders, and immigrants to the United States from Asian heritage groups. The Program sheds light on Asian American experiences and concerns, both historically and in contemporary society. The Certificate in Asian American Studies provides students with an opportunity to develop a sustained intellectual focus on Asian American racial formation, communities, and culture. The Program also serves as a teaching and resource center not only for Asian Americans but for the University and Madison community as a whole. ABOUT ASIAN AM CERTIFICATE - requirements and procedures PEOPLE - faculty and program affiliates areas of interests and contacts COURSES - course listing and ethnic studies requirement NEWS - subscribe to our mailing list , announcements and archive of our newsletter

58. Ethnic Studies Courses Ethnic Studies undergraduate program graduate program faculty Courses. For course descriptions not found in the UC San Diego General Catalog, 2010–11, please contact http://www.ucsd.edu/catalog/courses/ETHN.html

General Catalog 2010-2011 UC San Diego Catalog Home Contents Courses/Curricula/Faculty ... Related Sites SEARCH Go! Ethnic Studies undergraduate program graduate program faculty Courses For course descriptions not found in the , please contact the department for more information. Lower-Division 1A. Introduction to Ethnic Studies: Population Histories of the United States (4) This course examines the comparative historical demography of what is today the United States, focusing on the arrival, growth, distribution, and redistribution of immigrants from Asia, Europe, Africa, and Latin America. 1B. Introduction to Ethnic Studies: Immigration and the Transformation of American Life (4) A history of immigration to the United States from colonial times to the present, with emphasis on the roles of ethnic and racial groups in economics, power relations between dominant and subordinate groups, and contemporary ethnic and racial consciousness. 1C. Introduction to Ethnic Studies: Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States (4) This course examines the theoretical literature on race and ethnicity, focusing on issues of domination and subordination, and the historical emergence of racism and ethnic conflict. Attention is given to class and gender differences within racial and ethnic groups.

59. Indoeuropei Indo-European origins and migrations according to many different theories and views. http://www.centrostudilaruna.it/indoeuropei.html

Centro Studi La Runa Archivio di storia, tradizione, letteratura, filosofia Articoli Commenti Facebook Twitter Cerca: Home Info Algiza Banner ... F.A.Q. Indoeuropei Questa sezione multilingue è dedicata a articoli, saggi e segnalazioni librarie sul problema indoeuropeo: origini, migrazioni, linguistica, paleontologia, civiltà, spiritualità. This multi-language website is devoted to the Indo-Europeans: origins, migrations and civilization at the light of archaeology and comparative linguistics. Articoli sul tema indoeuropeo in generale Jan de Vries, The Epic of Indians and Persians Felice Vinci, Homère dans la Baltique Jean Haudry, Hans Friedrich Karl Günther, Rassengeschichte des deutschen Volkes Giorgio Locchi, Il mito cosmogonico degli Indoeuropei Jean Haudry, Pensée, parole, action dans la tradition indo-européenne Alberto Lombardo, Le nombre «5» dans la tradition indo-européenne Alberto Lombardo, Symbolisme du cochon chez les Indo-Européens Marco Zagni, La preistoria secondo le teorie di Herman Wirth Julius Evola, Il mistero dell’Artide preistorica: Thule Alain De Benoist

60. University Of Oregon ~ Ethnic Studies Department Faculty and students in the Ethnic Studies Department examine race and ethnicity in the United States with a primary focus on people of African, Asian, Latina/o, and Native http://pages.uoregon.edu/ethnic/index.shtml

HOME + FACULTY + Core Teaching Faculty Charise Cheney ... MISSION STATEMENT ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT Faculty and students in the Ethnic Studies Department examine race and ethnicity in the United States with a primary focus on people of African, Asian, Latina/o, and Native American descent. The first Committee on Ethnic Studies at the University of Oregon was formed in 1969 and completed a proposal for an Ethnic Studies Program in 1972. This resulted in the creation of the Program in Folklore and Ethnic Studies. Ethnic Studies and Folklore separated in 1994, and, in 1997, a major in Ethnic Studies was added to the minor that was already offered. Ethnic Studies gained full departmental status in 2008. In addition to the eight faculty positions appointed or jointly appointed in the Department, Ethnic Studies also has at any one time outside faculty members with �core� appointments who dedicate a portion of their university service to departmental governance. We also have a faculty Advisory Board and around 30 affiliated faculty members from across the University, including the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Education, and the School of Law. Our junior faculty include three recipients of outstanding teaching awards and two recipients of the Ralph Henry Gabriel Dissertation Prize for best doctoral dissertation from the American Studies Association. The Department and its related Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Sexuality Studies (CRESS)

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