Our Institute for Ethnic Studies faculty publish with top academic presses, and direct major grants. Let your curiosity guide you!
The Husker DNA Journey, led by Lory Dance, associate professor of sociology and ethnic studies, brought a diverse group of Husker undergraduates together to take a DNA ancestry test and share their stories. The project was aimed at breaking down barriers and helping students better understand and discuss commonalities while recognizing unique backgrounds.
The project was featured on the University of Nebraska's "Diversity, Access and Inclusion" web page. You can watch the teaser and the full documentary.
African-American and African Studies
Extending the Diaspora
Dawne Y. Curry
Apartheid on a Black Isle
Dawne Y. Curry
Emerging Intersections
Lory J. Dance
The Middle East in the Contemporary World Annual Report 2012
Lory J. Dance
Dancing on the White Page
Kwakiutl L. Dreher
In Search of Brightest Africa
Jeannette Eileen Jones
Escape from New York
Jeannette Eileen Jones
The Selma of the North
Patrick D. Jones
High Courts and Gender
Alice J. Kang
The Epic Trickster in American Literature
Gregory E. Rutledge
Latinx and Latin American Studies
Earth Politics
Waskar Ari
Family Trouble
Joy Castro
The Imagined Underworld
James A. Garza
Trains, Culture, and Mobility
José Eduardo González
Who Would Have Thought It?
Amelia Maria de la Luz Montes
Margenes del reverso
Ingrid Robyn
Down With Gargamel!
Luis Othoniel Rosa
Electoral Studies
Sergio C. Wals
Indigenous Studies
Skylark Meets Meadowlark
Thomas C. Gannon
Captive Arizona
Victoria Smith
The influence of mitigation evidence, ethnicity, and SES on death penalty decisions by European American and Latino venire persons
Cynthia Willis-Esqueda
The Witness Stand and Lawrence S. Wrightsman, Jr.
Cynthia Willis-Esqueda