41. CSUS Ethnic Studies Dept Offers Department profile, description of degree requirements, news and contact information. http://www.csus.edu/ethn/

Ethnic Studies Department Amador Hall, Phone Number:(916) 278-6646 California State University, Sacramento 95819 Email: Dr. Greg Yee Mark, Department Chair B.A. Program in Ethnic Studies Department Curriculum Directions Learning Outcomes/Expectations for Ethnic Studies Majors ... WebCT Sacramento State Celebrates Its Hong Kong Alumni Ethnic Studies faculty thanked CSUS alumni at Hong Kong and started the first CSUS alumni meeting group. Accompaning Dr. Gregory Mark and Ethnic Studies faculty were Executive Vice President Joseph Sheley, SSIS Acting Associate Dean Lakshmi Malroutu, Counselor Education Chair Dr. Bernadette Halbrook, and Womens Studies Chair Dr.Rita Cameron-Wedding. July 2005, New World Center, Hong Kong. Larger Photo More HK Alumni Photos *Special Events COLLOQUIUM, "Building Innovative Community Partnerships: The Ethnic Studies Model." 12-2 pm, Monday, 11 April 2005. The public was invited to a University-wide colloquium on our nationally recognized service-learning and community collaboration partnership. Our program has been featured on Fox 40 News and KCRA Channel 3.

42. 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 http://depts.washington.edu/aes/

The Department of American Ethnic Studies at the University of Washington is a multicultural and multiracial research and teaching unit, dedicated to providing knowledge in the study of race and ethnicity. Through the department's three curricula Afro-American Studies, Asian/Pacific American Studies, and Chicano Studies students learn interdisciplinary, ethnic-specific, and comparative concepts, theories, and methods of inquiry, which shape the cultural, literary, social, historical, economic, and political character of selected American ethnic communities. We are located on the fifth floor of Padelford Hall , in the Northern Campus of the University. Events: Farewell Reception - Dr. Johnnella E. Butler Opportunities: Tutor - Student-Athlete Academic Services Student Instructor Positions Student Advisor Intern - Ethnic Cultural Center/Theater Intern - OneWorld Now! Gallery: Alan Page Joan Benoit Department of American Ethnic Studies University of Washington Box 354380 Seattle, WA 98195-4380

43. The International Centre For Ethnic Studies http://www.icescmb.slt.lk/

44. International Centre For Ethnic Studies (ICES) International Centre for ethnic studies (ICES) strives to evolve a model of historically sensitive theoretical and empirical research on ethnicity, http://www.icescolombo.org/

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45. Asian American Studies Collection Describes a collection within the ethnic studies Library and provides related links. http://eslibrary.berkeley.edu/aasc.htm

Asian American Studies Collection The Mission of the Asian American Studies Collections (AASC) is primarily to support the curriculum program of the undergraduate and graduate students and the research of the faculty in the Ethnic Studies Department. It is also to provide support in this area to the other University of California campuses and the general community at large. Often the term “East Asian” and “Asian American” cause confusion in relation to library collections. Traditionally, the East Asian collections focused on East Asian countries such as Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and China rather than on the distinct experiences of Asians in America or of Chinese in other countries, known as ChineseOverseas. Asian Americans include the following groups: Asian Indians, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, South Asians (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka Americans), and Southeast Asians (Burmese, Cambodian (Kampuchean), Lao, Lao Hmong, Lao Mien, Thai, Vietnamese Americans) . The Asian American Studies Collection (AASC) is the result of intensive acquisition for more than twenty five years. It is today one of the most

46. CEETUM Research Units Research group at the University of Montreal dedicated to the dissemination of knowledge in the area of ethnic studies. Offers contact information and http://www.ceetum.umontreal.ca/english/reserch.htm

Research categories Research conducted by members of CEETUM falls into three main categories: 1) Citizenship, exclusion, and racism This category involves research on citizenship and pluralism (theories, models, public policy, and social practices) as well as on the dynamics of social inclusion and exclusion, with particular attention to racism and discrimination. 2) Immigration, ethnic pluralism, and social dynamics Research in this category touches on migratory flows and immigrant integration, transformations in ethnic relations, the redefinition of ethno-linguistic boundaries in Montreal, and urban dynamics, including coexistence at the neighbourhood level and residential trajectories and segregation. 3) Ethnic relations, training, and education The third category has to do with research on the role of education in constructing ethnic relations. This includes the adaptation of educational institutions, and diversity management and education in divided societies. This category also has a section devoted to the retention of languages-of-origin. Reserch units Several of these research projects are conducted by the six research units affiliated with CEETUM.

47. College Of Ethnic Studies Homepage ethnic studies Webmaster Email ethnicst@sfsu.edu. The College of ethnic studies was established in Fall 1969 through the efforts of a number of dedicated http://www.sfsu.edu/~ethnicst/

Shawnna Vel Demmons: College Hood Recipient COLLEGE OF ETHNIC STUDIES Acting Dean - Kenneth P. Monteiro Associate Dean - Jim Okutsu Staff: Rosalie Alfonso, Administrative Analyst/Specialist Ellie Luis, Administrative Analyst/Specialist Bette Matsuoka, Administrative Support Coordinator Kennia Rodriguez, Administrative Support Coordinator Becky Mou, Administrative Analyst/Specialist So Trinh, Information Technology Consultant College of Ethnic Studies San Francisco State University 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132-4100

48. SFSU Bulletin 2005/06--College Of Ethnic Studies The College of ethnic studies offers undergraduate degrees1 in the following disciplines The Master of Arts in ethnic studies, established in 1988, http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/col-eth.htm

College of Ethnic Studies College Administrative Offices Office Telephone Dean of the College (Interim) Kenneth Monteiro PSY 121 Associate Dean and College Graduate Coordinator Jim Okutsu PSY 121 College Directory Department/Program Chair/Director Office Telephone American Indian Studies Roberto Rivera (Acting) PSY 103 Asian American Studies Marlon Hom PSY 103 Black Studies Dorothy Tsuruta PSY 103 Ethnic Studies Jim Okutsu PSY 121 Raza Studies Velia Garcia PSY 103 College of Ethnic Studies The College of Ethnic Studies offers undergraduate degrees in the following disciplines: Bachelor of Arts Asian American Studies 22996 Black Studies 22111 Raza Studies 22131 The college also offers the following minors which may be taken in conjunction with any major. American Indian Studies Asian American Studies Black Studies Raza Studies The College of Ethnic Studies offers the following graduate degrees: Master of Arts Asian American Studies 22996 Ethnic Studies 22991 The College of Ethnic Studies was established in the Fall of 1969 through the efforts of many dedicated and concerned students, faculty, and community members. Faculty and students representing four major racial groupsAfrican American, Latino American, Asian American, and American Indianlaid the conceptual institutional foundations for a unique educational program that redefined their particular cultures from their own perspectives for the first time in the United States. Not only were the first Black, Raza, American Indian, and Asian American Studies Departments in the country established, these departments were successfully united into an administrative unit within San Francisco State University that is, to date, the only College of Ethnic Studies in the nation.

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50. Ethnic Studies Report (ESR) Research Journal The ethnic studies Report (ESR), an internationallycirculated research journal on ethnicity, ethnic conflict and related issues. http://www.ices.lk/publications/esr.shtml

International Centre for Ethnic Studies A Social Science and Policy Research Institute Home About ICES History Board of Directors ... Recent Events Ethnic Studies Report (ESR) The Ethnic Studies Report (ESR), an internationally-circulated research journal on ethnicity, ethnic conflict and related issues is produced in January and July every year and is in its 18th year of publication. The ESR is abstracted in International Political Science Abstracts, Sociological Abstracts, PAIS International in Print and ICSSR Journal of Abstracts and Reviews. (ESR annual subscription: US$20.00 ) e-mail your request: info@ices.lk Note for contributors to the ESR: Contributors to the ESR should deal with some aspect of ethnicity or women's issues. A copy of the article can be sent through e-mail as an attached document (eg. MS-Word), along with one hard copy by post. Both text and notes must be typed with double spacing. Notes and lists of references must be on separate pages at the end of the article. The article should be accompanied by an abstract of not more than 150 words.

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

Ethnic Studies is the systematic and comparative study of racial/ethnic groups, racism, and the impact of law and social inequality on contemporary society. The curriculum of the Department of Ethnic Studies at UCR focuses on the experiences of racial/ethnic groups that historically have been economically, educationally, politically, legally, and socially disadvantaged, and attempts to determine why these groups have not been fully integrated into the fabric of American society. African American Studies Asian American Studies Native American Studies Chicano Studies Page created by Center for Visual Computing Maintained by Webmaster Last modified document.write(document.lastModified)

52. ES: Armando Navarro Armando Navarro is Chair and Professor of ethnic studies at the University of California, Riverside. He received his AAdegree in political science from http://ethnicstudies.ucr.edu/people/navarro/navarro.html

Armando Navarro Professor HMNSS 3607 armando.navarro@ucr.edu Armando Navarro is Chair and Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Riverside. He received his A.A.degree in political science from Chaffey College in 1968; B.A. in political science from Claremont McKenna College in 1970; and his Ph.D. in political science from the University of California, Riverside, in 1974. His areas of teaching specialization include Latino/Ethnic Politics, Social Movements, American Politics, and Latino Contemporary Issues. Professor Navarro is the author of " Mexican American Youth Organization: Avant-Garde of the Chicano Movement in Texas " published by the University of Texas Press (1995); " The Cristal Experiment: A Chicano Struggle for Community Control " published by the University of Wisconsin (1998); and " La Raza Unida Party: A Chicano Challenge to the U.S. Two Party Dictatorship " by Temple University Press. He is currently working on two books. The first of these, which will be his fourth is titled The Chicano Political Experience: Struggles for Social Change & Empowerment, is scheduled for completion by December 2001. His fifth book, What Needs To be Done: The Building of a New Movement, will be completed by June 2002. Professor Navarro has also authored several articles on Chicano/Latino politics, redistricting, community organizing, U.S./Chicano relations, immigration, and the Los Angeles Eruption (riots) of 1992.

53. Chicano Studies Collection A collection of the ethnic studies Library, covering subjects that include immigration, education, literature and administration of justice. http://eslibrary.berkeley.edu/csc.htm

Chicano Studies Collection Founded in 1969, the Chicano Studies Collection has developed into one of the nation's leading Chicano and Latino research resources. It contains a well-defined collection of primary and secondary sources, which includes material in print and audiovisual formats, several languages, and various levels of use. The Chicano Studies Serials Collection is a major resource for Chicano and Latino Studies. Formats include but are not limited to: bound volumes, pamphlets, microfilm, audiotapes, videotapes, records, documents, reports, student papers, dissertations, manuscripts, serials, posters, and art slides. Subject strengths include: • Mexican Americans • Latinos in the U.S. • Immigration • Bilingual/bicultural education • Administration of justice • Chicano literature The Special Collections include: • Retrospective Newspaper Collection (1844-1943) • Chicano Art Transparencies (4,000) • Chicano Posters (2000) • Southwest Network Collection • Antonio Hernandez Collection • Richard and Gloria Santill¡n Collection • Armando B. Rend³n Collection

54. The UCLA Ethnic Studies Publications Catalog American Indian Studies Center Chicano Studies Research Center Asian American Studies Center Bunche Center for African American Studies. http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/esp/

American Indian Studies Center Chicano Studies Research Center Asian American Studies Center Bunche Center for African American Studies American Indian Studies Center Chicano Studies Research Center Asian American Studies Center Bunche Center for African American Studies

55. EthnicStudies - UCSD The Department of ethnic studies in conjunction with the Center For The Study Of Race And Ethnicity is proud to present a series of weekly lectures http://www.ethnicstudies.ucsd.edu/html/news_e.html

NEWS / EVENTS LECTURE SERIES The Department of Ethnic Studies in conjunction with the Center For The Study Of Race And Ethnicity is proud to present a series of weekly lectures highlighting current academic pursuits. Fall 2004 Colloquium Calendar Spring 2004 Colloquium Calendar Winter 2004 Colloquium Calendar Fall 2003 Colloquium Calendar ETHNIC STUDIES DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER Fall 2004 Newsletter Spring 2004 Newsletter Fall 2003 Newsletter CONFERENCES TBA Past Conferences CRITICA JOURNAL CRITICA is an interdisciplinary refereed bilingual journal that serves as a forum for critical analysis of Chicano and latino theoretical, ideological and historical issues. The journal seeks to develop the essay form and to reach a broad spectrum of readers in the humanities and social sciences. The journal will solicit esssays on a wide variety of cultural topics including literary criticism, communication, history, art, sociology, linguistics, political science and drama. CRITICA is not currently available on the Internet. Special Issue - 1998 Special Issue - 1995 Special Issue - 1994 Volume 2, No. 2 - 1990

56. Institute For Ethnic Studies The Institute for ethnic studies • College of Arts and Sciences. ethnic studies refers to the investigation, exploration, and involvement with those factors http://www.unl.edu/unlies/

Contact us at. . . Institute for Ethnic Studies University of Nebraska 303 Seaton Hall Lincoln, NE 68588-0685 Ethnic Studies refers to the investigation, exploration, and involvement with those factors and areas that bear on the lives and experiences, both past and present, of ethnically distinct minority groups in the U.S. The Institute for Ethnic Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is composed of three separate programs: Latino and Latin American Studies, African American and African Studies, and Native American Studies. Although they operate together under the leadership of a single Director, each program has its own coordinator and plans its own curriculum and activities. The Institute offers several interdisciplinary programs of study. Courses are taught by core faculty who hold formal joint appointments within the Institute and by affiliated faculty from various departments within the College of Arts and Sciences, such as Anthropology, English, Geography, History, Modern Languages and Literatures, Political Science, and Sociology, as well as other colleges at UNL, such as Fine and Performing Arts, Business Administration, and Teachers College. The Institute for Ethnic Studies and the three programs also sponsor or co-sponsor 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.

57. American Ethnic Studies This page provides information about the American ethnic studies program at Kansas State University. http://www.ksu.edu/ameth/

About American Ethnic Studies The Secondary Major Courses Senior Research Project ... Fall 2005 Courses Juanita McGowan, PhD, Director 3 Leasure Hall, Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506 E-mail: blessing@ksu.edu American Ethnic Studies About American Ethnic Studies Secondary Major ... KSU Main Page This page was last updated on

58. Ethnic Groups And Ethnic Studies - Scholarships, Fellowships, Postdoctoral Award Financial aid for ethnic studies and students belonging to ethnic groups. http://scholarships.fatomei.com/ethnic.html

Ethnic Groups and Ethnic Studies Financial Aid, Scholarships, Fellowships and Postdoctoral Awards Search for Scholarships in FastWeb The Web scholarships K-12 award college scholarship graduate fellowship postgraduate research AMERICAN COUNCILS FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION Edmund S. Muskie and Freedom Support Act Graduate Fellowships for Study at the Master's Level in the United States for Citizens of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan Edmund S. Muskie Ph.D. Fellowships for Citizens of Georgia, the Russian Federation, or Ukraine AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDIAN STUDIES ... Education Ethnic Groups and Studies Free Scholarship Search Hispanic Latino Americans Internships and Summer Jobs K-12 ... All Others For questions or comments, please send e-mail to Paco Tomei I created this site on 1998-04-22 and revised it on 2005-01-02. FASTWEB FREE SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH - CLICK HERE Database of over 1.3 million scholarships. You will receive updates by E-mail. Recommended by more than 3,000 colleges and 14,000 high schools.

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60. Ethnic Studies Home Page provides program goals, requirements, and event information. http://www.uwrf.edu/ethnic_studies/

Main Goals Why Choose Ethnic Studies? Skills Developed Career Prospects Requirements ES/WS Double Minor Course Offerings Additional Links Welcome to the Ethnic Studies Minor homepage. Ethnic Studies at UW-River Falls is an interdisciplinary minor that provides an excellent complement to many majors on campus. The program focuses on the experience of African Americans, Asian Americans, Latino Americans, and Native Americans. In examining these groups, the program provides curriculum that explores the intersection between race, ethnicity, gender, and class in the context of U.S. institutions. In addition, the program provides curriculum that compares race, ethnicity, gender, and class between the U.S. and international contexts. We encourage students to consider a Double Minor in Ethnic Studies and Women's Studies. The double minor provides an in depth exploration of issues surrounding race, ethnicity, and gender. Also, it is practical as students can complete the double minor with minimal additional credits. To find out more about the Ethnic Studies minor, feel free to explore the links indicated at the left of this page. Also, if you have questions, please contact our coordinator, Dr. Cyndi Kernahan at

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