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Central American and Caribbean Revolutions
This course examines the history of revolution in Central American and Caribbean nations. We particularly focus on international responses to these revolutions, including US interventionist policies.
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Introduction to Latin American Civilizations
This course is designed to explore major themes in Latin American history, including pre-conquest civilizations, Spanish conquest, colonialism and post-colonialism and modern Latin American nations and their relationship to the US.
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Introduction to African American Literature
This course presents students with some of the major writers and literary critics in the African American canon. Special attention is paid to the connection between literature and political activism.
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History of Ethnic America
In this course, students are presented with the histories of various ethnic and racial groups in the US. The primary goals are to understand the contributions of a variety of groups to the social and political life of the US and to explore the challenges, triumphs and continued struggles of these groups.
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Introduction to Women’s Studies
This course presents the major theories, scholars and issues in the field of Women’s and Gender Studies.
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College Writing
This course presents students with the tools necessary to succeed in college/university writing. The primary objective is to give students knowledge of research techniques, defining a research topic, developing a thesis and citations. Students are asked to develop a research project that could be undertaken in an undergraduate setting.
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Graduate-level Writing
This course presents students with the tools necessary to succeed in college/university writing. The primary objective is to refresh students’ knowledge of research techniques, defining a research topic, developing a thesis and citations.
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