Graduate Course Schedule
Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Fall 2009 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200A Section ID: 659145 |
Departures: A Geneaology of Critical Racial and Ethnic Studies (4 units / Wednesdays 10:00am-12:50pm / SSB 253) |
R. Frank |
ETHN 240 |
Historical Methods and Archives (4 units / Tuesdays/9:30am-12:20pm / SSB 103) |
N. Molina |
This course seeks to develop research skills; to understand techniques and tools historians use to create historical narrative using archival and historical sources; and to compare and relate the value of these techniques and sources to ethnic studies research. |
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| ETHN 289 B00 Section ID:666534 |
Topics in Ethnic Studies:
African American Intellectual History |
G. Mendes |
| Structured both thematically and chronologically(from the end of the Nineteenth Century to the Present), this course takes a broad conceptualization of intellectual history as it explores both major currents in Black thought and some paths less well tread. We will pay particular attention to Black thinkers’ uses and critiques of the human sciences. Students can expect to read primary sources along with the scholarly historiography. | ||
| ETHN 289 A00 Section ID:659115 |
Topics in Ethnic Studies: Popular Culture and Pedagogy (4 units / Thursdays 4:30-7:20pm / SSB 103) |
K.W. Yang |
| This course examines popular culture as a site of domination and resistance, and pedagogy broadly as (always political) educational projects in a variety of social contexts, with a focus on youth popular culture in U.S. urban public schools. (This is proposed as a new course, ETHN 266) | ||
| ETHN 290A Section ID: 659147 |
Master's Thesis Preparation (4 units / Thursdays/9:30am-12:20pm / SSB 103) |
N. Molina |
| Graduate students may take elective courses from other departments, or upper division elective courses that fit their research goals; students should consult with their faculty advisor and the course instructor to determine appropriate assignments and workload for a graduate level student taking upper division courses. | ||
Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Winter, 2010 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200B Section ID: 670746 |
Formulations: Interdisciplinarity and Knowledge Production in Ethnic Studies (4 units / Wednesdays/11:00a-1:50p/SSB 253) |
D. Silva |
| ETHN 241 Section ID: 670148 |
Cultural Studies and Cultural Production (4 units /Mondays/5:00p-7:50p/SSB 103) |
K.W. Yang |
| ETHN 257B Section ID: 675192 |
Social Theory (4 units /Tuesdays/12:30p-3:20p/SSB 253) |
R. Kheshti |
| ETHN 260 Section ID: 670151 |
Transnationalism and Borderlands: The Local and Global (4 units /Thursdays/3:00p-5:50p/SSB103) |
K. Dorr |
| ETHN 289 Section ID: 670150 |
Topics in Ethnic Studies research (4 units/Thursdays/11:00a-1:50p/SSB 253) |
A. Imada |
ETHN 230 - Department Colloquium -- D. Silva Wednesdays at 3:00pm, SSB 107 ( 1 unit) |
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Ethnic Studies Graduate Courses, Spring 2010 |
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CRSE # |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
| ETHN 200C Section ID: TBA |
Research: Ethnic Studies ProSeminar (4 units /Day/Time TBA) |
C. Marez |
| ETHN 242 Section ID: TBA |
Qualitative Methods / Ethnography (4 units /Day/Time TBA) |
R. Alvarez |
| ETHN 289 A00 Section ID: TBA |
Topics in Ethnic Studies:
TBA (4 units /Day/Time TBA) |
A. Imada |
Subtitle and Course Description: TBA |
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| ETHN 256 Section ID: TBA |
Gender, Sexuality, and Race (4 units /Day/Time TBA) |
S.C. Kaplan |
| ETHN 290B Section ID: TBA |
Master's Thesis Preparation |
W. Yang |