Designed to provide increased awareness, knowledge and an in-depth understanding, the minor in Ethnic Studies, Chicano(a)/ Latino(a) Studies will address issues of language, history, culture, politics, economics, education, immigration and the creative expression of the Chicano/Latino presence in this country. Students will examine this growing ethnic group's experience in a social context and its interdependence with other populations by addressing interracial, intercultural and international understanding.

Requirements for a minor in Ethnic Studies - Chicana/o/x, Latina/o/x Studies (18 units)

Required Courses (18)
ES 1020	Introduction to Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x Studies	3
ES 3000	Research Methods in Ethnic Studies	3
ES 3940	Topics in Ethnic Studies	3
Nine units chosen from:		9
ANTH 3006R	Mesoamerican Archaeology
ART 2329	Xicanx Art
CAL 3350	Latinx Border Identity: A Transmedia Perspective
COMM 4302	Latinx, Media, and Cultures
ENG 3230	Chicana/o Literature
ES 5953	Independent Study
GEOG 4055	US-Mexico Border Region
HIST 3610	Chicana/o History Through Film
HIST 3910	Chicana/o History
HIST 3950	Topics in History (When the topic petains to US/Mexico Borderlands)
HIST 5640	Chicana/Mexicana Feminisms
PSCI 5920	Seminar in Government (When topic pertains to Latino Politics in the U.S.)
SOC 3420	The Latino Family
SOC 4420	The Latino Experience in the U.S.
SOC 4530	Citizenship, Status, and Inequality
SOC 4510	Sociology of Migration
SOC 5510	Borders, Knowledges, and Identities
Please note: All Sociology courses have a prerequesite course of SOC 1000 or Consent of Department Chair
SPAN 3051	Culture, Health, and Food in Latin America
SPAN 3900	Voices & Visions from the Hispanic World (When the topic pertains to: Latino Literature in the USA)
Total Units		18