Our courses complement any other major field of study. We offer small-sized classes that offer excellent opportunities for engagement with instructors and others with common interests. We encourage students to pursue independent study with our faculty, all recognized experts in their field.
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Our 100 and 200 level classes are consistently popular (they fill each semester) and are a great way to meet your course distribution requirements. Our programs and events are attractive to anyone interested in diversity, equity, and social justice, providing a stimulating place to examine issues of cultural identity, agency, and social determination.
In this course, students will receive an overview of Asian American history, current events, and representations in literature and media.
The Asian Diaspora is diverse, consisting of many ethnicities, cultures, and languages.
What do hula, sugar, and the atomic bomb have in common? This course tackles the surprising and troubling history of U.S. expansion and empire in the Pacific.
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This seminar focuses on interracial social relations from the nineteenth century to the present.
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