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Many Chicana and Chicano Studies courses address contemporary issues that arise in response to new political, economic, and cultural realities: changing modes of identity; new understandings of gender, sexuality, and social movements; immigration and bi-national populations; and growing trends toward globalization, transnationalization, and transculturation. Courses critically engage themes and methods capable of speaking about race, culture, power, sexuality, gender, class, and social transformation.
CLASSES OFFERED |
PROFESSOR |
CHST 200C Social Processes |
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CHST 210 Research Methods |
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CHST 222 Ethnicity & Race |
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CHST 259 Chicano Movement History Perspective |
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CHST 594CH Decolonizing Feminism |
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CLASSES OFFERED |
FULFILLMENT OF MAJOR REQUIREMENTS |
CHT ST 1A Introduction to Chicana/o Studies
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Preparation for Major |
CH ST 12 Chicano/a Spanish
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Preparation for Major |
CH ST 110 Research Methods
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Area D- Critical & Cultural Theory |
CH ST 125B Contemporary Chicana/o Art |
Area B – Literature, Culture & Representation OR
Area C- Politics, History, and Community |
CH ST 140 Mexican Cultural Heritage of the Chicana/o |
Area C - Politics, History, and Community |
CH ST 151 Decolonizing Feminism |
Area D – Critical & Cultural Theory OR
Area E – Gender & Sexuality Studies |
CH ST 151H Decolonizing Feminism |
Area D – Critical & Cultural Theory OR
Area E – Gender & Sexuality Studies |
CH ST 173 Immigrant Labor Organizing |
Area A – Global, Postcolonial, & Border Studies |
CH ST 175 Comparative Social Movements
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Area C - Politics, History, and Community
Area F – Pro-seminar |
CH ST 176 Theories of Social Change
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Area D- Critical & Cultural Theory |
CHST 184A Chicana Writers
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Area B – Literature, Culture & Representation OR
Area E – Gender & Sexuality Studies |
CHST 188C Chicana/o Theatre |
Area B – Literature, Culture & Representation |
CHST 191GA Introduction to Mayan Hieroglyph |
Area B – Literature, Culture & Representation |
CHST 191TJ Critical Transitions in Chicana/o Education |
Area C – Politics, History, and Community OR
Area D – Critical & Cultural Theory OR
Area G - Electives |
CHST 195A Community Studies |
Area G - Electives |
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