ETHN 100: Introduction to the interdisciplinary study of Indigenous peoples, African Americans, Asian Americans, Latinx peoples, and other racial and ethnic groups in the United States.
Ethnic Studies
Explore factors that bear on the lives and experiences, both past and present, of ethnically diverse peoples.
Major • Minor
African Studies
Develop an understanding of the diverse peoples and cultures of Africa—how they are relative to other cultures, and, ultimately, a better understanding of your own.
Minor
African American Studies
Addresses sociohistorical, cultural, and political issues relating to African Americans.
Minor
Indigenous Studies
Looks at indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere with a focus on tribal cultures of the Great Plains, taught from a Native perspective.
Minor
Latinx and Latin American Studies
Contributes to an awareness and understanding of Latinx history, politics, and culture within the U.S. and the diverse peoples, histories, and cultures of Central and South America's many nations.
Minor
Racial Justice, Equity, and Inclusion
Gain knowledge proficiency and an academic credential in the study of racial and ethnic groups.
Minor
“My time in Dr. Amelia Montes' capstone class was really transformative for me. It was where I finally felt like was able to come into my own as a scholar of ethnic studies. In her class we read some of the most foundational books from authors like Gloria Anzaldua, James Baldwin, and Toni Morrison. I learned so much, but I also felt like I was given opportunities to teach, which is precisely what I needed in my personal life as I prepared to graduate.”