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Introduction
The ethnic studies minor focuses on the historical experiences,
creative expression, and interactions of the various ethnic, racial,
religious, and linguistic groups in the United States and other
countries. The minor prepares students for a career in law,
government, political activism, social work, or journalism and for
graduate study in comparative or multicultural literature, American
history, sociology, political science, urban planning, or public
policy.
A total of twenty-three to twenty-four credits is needed for this
minor.
Required Course:
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SOC 450
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Race and Ethnic Relations (4)
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Core Courses - Choose two of the following:
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AAS 200 |
Introduction to African-American Studies (4) |
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ETH/SOC 592 |
Asians in America (4) |
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ETH/SOC/PSYC 592 |
Latino Society and Psychology (4) |
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SOC 455/POSC 555 |
Immigration Politics and Ethnic Relations (4) |
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another course or courses listed in the schedule of classes and
having the notation "substitutes for one of the core courses in the
ethnic studies minor" |
Electives - Choose three of the following:
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AAS 431
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African-American Cinema (4)
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ARTH 440
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Multicultural Arts in America (4)
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COM 512
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Media Impact and U.S. Minorities (4)
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ENG 380
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Topics in Literature (when topic is appropriate) (4)
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ENG 420
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Major Writers (when topic is appropriate) (4)
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ENG 440
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Topics in Literature (when topic is appropriate) (4)
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HIST 500
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Native Americans (4)
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HIST 530
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Social History of the United States (4)
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HIST 533
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History of Mexico and the Borderlands (4)
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INTS 553/POSC 553 |
Ethnicity and Nationalism: The Politics of Identity (4) |
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MUS 468 |
Multicultural Music in America (4) |
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PSYCH 332 |
Cross-Cultural Psychology (4) |
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REL 301 |
Christianity and Culture (when topic is appropriate) (3) |
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REL 572 |
Urban Ministry and Missions (4) |
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SOC 422/POSC 537 |
Urban Development (4) |
Only one course may simultaneously count toward the Minor in
Ethnic Studies and be used to fulfill the General Education
requirement. At her or his discretion, the director of the ethnic
studies minor may approve additional elective courses that include a
substantial amount of ethnic studies content.
For further information, please contact the director, Prof. Rebecca
Kim (rebecca.y.kim@pepperdine.edu,
tel. 301-506-7481)
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