ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies Program
Professors join the ALANA program from departments across campus, including:
- Emily Bernard
(English) - John Gennari
(English)
Core faculty
- Paul Besaw
(Music) - Megan Cope
(Geography ) - Katrinell Davis
(Sociology)
- Moustapha Diouf
(Sociology ) - Alec Ewald
(Political Science ) - Yolanda Flores
(Romance Languages) - Jinny Huh
(English) - Mary Lou Kete
(English) - Major Jackson
(English) - Nikki Khanna
(Sociology) - Lokangaka Losambe
(English)
- Thomas Macias
(Sociology) - Gregory Ramos
(Theatre) - Rashad Shabazz
(Geography) - Sondra Solomon
(Psychology) - Sean Stilwell
(History) - Ray Vega
(Music) - Cameron Wesson
(Anthropology) - Harvey Amani Whitfield
(History)
Affiliated Faculty
Discover ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies
Expand your notion of what it means to be African American, Latino/a, Asian American or Native American. The ALANA U.S. Ethnic Studies Program educates students who wish to develop a broader appreciation of the history and culture of African–, Latino–/Latina–, Asian– and Native Americans, while also considering how concepts of race and ethnicity help scholars better understand U.S. history, society and culture. The program also focuses on how cultural exchange has shaped the experience of all Americans.
Join professors from many disciplines across campus
Faculty from nearly a dozen academic disciplines teach courses that hone students' analytical tools for understanding how race and ethnicity relate to economics, religion, geography, literature, music and other aspects of American life.
Experience enriched by lectures and performances
Course offerings are enriched by a vigorous schedule of lectures and performances by nationally and internationally acclaimed writers, artists, musicians, filmmakers and scholars.
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