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University Of California At Berkeley - Department Of Ethnic Studies
The main office will be able to answer questions regarding Asian American Studies,Chicano Studies, Native American Studies and ethnic studies or refer you to
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~ethnicst/
The UCLA Ethnic Studies Publications Catalog
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/esp/aisc/
Area Studies And Ethnic Studies
Technology Weather and Climate, Internet Resources GALILEO Home Page.Area Studies and ethnic studies. Country Information for All
http://www.usg.edu/galileo/internet/area/areamenu.html
THE ETHNIC STUDIES LIBRARY - CIRCULATION POLICY
THE ethnic studies LIBRARY. Department of ethnic studies University of California,Berkeley 30 Stephens Hall 2360 Berkeley, CA 947202360 (510) 643-1234.
http://eslibrary.berkeley.edu/neslhome.html

Extractions: All materials must be returned to the Ethnic Studies Library (ESL) and not to any other library on campus. Library users: ONLY those with a current UC Berkeley registration card or staff identification card may check out library materials. As an Affiliated Library we do not honor library cards issues by The Library , other branches, and other UC campuses.
Ethnic Studies, Oregon State University
OSU Summer Institute. OSU ethnic studies Department, 230 Strand Ag Corvallis,OR 97331 Phone (541) 7370709, Fax (541) 737-5660 email ethnic@orst.edu,
http://oregonstate.edu/Dept/ethnic_studies/
Ethnic Studies
ethnic studies. Articles concerning ethnic studies. Organizationsadvocating ethnic studies. ethnic studies Programs. Proposals for
http://www.amherst.edu/~dtf/ethnic/ethnic.html

Extractions: This page was created by Dustin X. Hoang and Lisa Y. Gourd in conjunction with the Diversity Task Force at Amherst College Please help us update this page by sending comments, corrections, and additional information about Ethnic Studies to dtf@unix.amherst.edu There have been visitors to this page since May 4, 1996. Thanks for stopping by!
Ethnic Studies Home Page
provides program goals, requirements, and event information.
http://www.uwrf.edu/ethnic_studies/

Extractions: Welcome to the Ethnic Studies Minor homepage. Ethnic Studies at UW-River Falls is an interdisciplinary minor that provides an excellent complement to many majors on campus. The program focuses on the experience of African Americans, Asian Americans, Latino Americans, and Native Americans. In examining these groups, the program provides curriculum that explores the intersection between race, ethnicity, gender, and class in the context of U.S. institutions. In addition, the program provides curriculum that compares race, ethnicity, gender, and class between the U.S. and international contexts. We encourage students to consider a Double Minor in Ethnic Studies and Women's Studies. The double minor provides an in depth exploration of issues surrounding race, ethnicity, and gender. Also, it is practical as students can complete the double minor with minimal additional credits. To find out more about the Ethnic Studies minor, feel free to explore the links indicated at the left of this page. Also, if you have questions, please contact our coordinator Dr. John R. Walker at
ETHNIC STUDIES INFORMATION SOURCES
A list for finding relevant educational resources on the World Wide Web.Category Science Social Sciences ethnic studiesethnic studies. The following list is to aid you in finding relevanteducational resources on the World Wide Web on ethnic studies.
http://www.lib.upm.edu.my/iisesis.html
Asia 9
The sixteenyear conflict between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) continued to produce human rights violations on both sides. On July 29, the international human rights movement lost one of its most respected and beloved leaders when a suspected LTTE suicide bomber assassinated Neelan Tiruchelvam, founder of both the International Centre for ethnic studies and the Law and Society Trust, a human rights research and advocacy organization.
http://www.hrw.org/wr2k/Asia-08.htm

Extractions: Recent Reports Support HRW World Report 1999 Order Online SRI LANKA The sixteen-year conflict between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) continued to produce human rights violations on both sides. On July 29, the international human rights movement lost one of its most respected and beloved leaders when a suspected LTTE suicide bomber assassinated Neelan Tiruchelvam, founder of both the International Centre for Ethnic Studies and the Law and Society Trust, a human rights research and advocacy organization. Tiruchelvam, a Tamil member of parliament, had angered the LTTE by proposing an alternative to a separate Tamil state, namely a plan for devolution of power to regional councils set up in part along ethnic lines. Human Rights Developments The war was increasingly complicated by paramilitary actors, often working alongside the army as auxiliary forces, but sometimes at odds with them and with each other. Armed clashes between rival groups claimed civilian lives. Impunity remained a critical problem, with few prosecutions for human rights violations, and torture prevalent both in the context of armed conflict and in day-to-day policing. Discrimination against Tamil civilians by members of the security forces attempting to root out the LTTE continued throughout the country and especially in the capital city of Colombo and in army-controlled areas of the north and east. The war in the north continued to claim civilian lives and generated thousands of new internally displaced people and a smaller number of external refugees as people fled military shelling, clashes between the army and the LTTE, food shortages, and LTTE recruitment of children and adults for military service. On September 15 more than twenty civilians were reported killed and some forty injured in an air force bombing of the Puthukkudiyiruppu market in the northern district of Mullaithivu; houses and buildings nearby were also destroyed. Three days later a suspected LTTE attack on Sinhalese villagers in the east killed more than fifty.
The International Centre For Ethnic Studies
http://www.icescmb.slt.lk/
SFSU Bulletin 2002/03--College Of Ethnic Studies
College of ethnic studies. College Administrative Offices, Office, Telephone. RazaStudies, Velia Garcia, PSY 103, 3386160/1054. College of ethnic studies.
http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/col-eth.htm

Extractions: College of Ethnic Studies College Administrative Offices Office Telephone Dean of the College PSY 112 Associate Dean and College Graduate Coordinator Jim Okutsu PSY 112 College Directory Department/Program Chair/Director Office Telephone American Indian Studies Clayton Dumont (Acting) PSY 103 Asian American Studies Marlon Hom PSY 103 Black Studies Theophile Obenga PSY 103 Raza Studies Velia Garcia PSY 103 The College of Ethnic Studies offers undergraduate degrees in the following disciplines: Asian American Studies 22996 Black Studies 22111 Raza Studies 22131 The college also offers the following minors which may be taken in conjunction with any major. American Indian Studies Raza Studies The College of Ethnic Studies offers the following graduate degrees: Asian American Studies 22996 Ethnic Studies 22991 The College of Ethnic Studies was established in the Fall of 1969 through the efforts of many dedicated and concerned students, faculty, and community members. Faculty and students representing four major racial groupsAfrican American, Latino American, Asian American, and American Indianlaid the conceptual institutional foundations for a unique educational program that redefined their particular cultures from their own perspectives for the first time in the United States. Not only were the first Black, Raza, American Indian, and Asian American Studies Departments in the country established, these departments were successfully united into an administrative unit within San Francisco State University that is, to date, the only College of Ethnic Studies in the nation.
Department Of Ethnic Studies
ethnic studies is the systematic and comparative study of racial/ethnic groups,racism, and the impact of law and social inequality on contemporary society.
http://ethnicstudies.ucr.edu/

Extractions: Ethnic Studies is the systematic and comparative study of racial/ethnic groups, racism, and the impact of law and social inequality on contemporary society. The curriculum of the Department of Ethnic Studies at UCR focuses on the experiences of racial/ethnic groups that historically have been economically, educationally, politically, legally, and socially disadvantaged, and attempts to determine why these groups have not been fully integrated into the fabric of American society. African American Studies
American Ethnic Studies At Kansas State University
Spring 2003 Courses. Announcement Dr. Sylvia Hurtado, AssociateProfessor, Education Director, Center for the Study of Higher
http://www.ksu.edu/ameth/

Extractions: Spring 2003 Courses Announcement Dr. Sylvia Hurtado, Associate Professor, Education - Director, Center for the Study of Higher and Post Secondary Education University of Michigan will speak on Wednesday, April 2, 2003 3:30pm to 5:00pm in the Hemisphere Room 5th Floor Hale Library - Title: Diversity and Learning on Campus. Juanita McGowan, PhD, Director
Ethnicity, Conflict, Development, Third World
A non-governmental, non-profit international research organization located in Sri Lanka. Features Category Science Social Sciences ethnic studies InstitutesThe International Centre for ethnic studies (ICES) Kandy was establishedin Sri Lanka as a nonprofit, non-governmental organisation.
http://www.ices.lk/
Ethnic Studies Home
The ethnic studies Program examines the construction and context of ethnicity inthe United States with a primary focus on Americans of African, Asian, Latino/a
http://www.uoregon.edu/~ethnic/

Extractions: them to the webmaster About the Program See Group Requirements and Multicultural Requirement in the Registration and Academic Policies section of the University of Oregon Bulletin for ethnic studies courses that satisfy university general-education requirements. Courses applied to a major, certificate, or minor in ethnic studies may not be used to satisfy major, certificate, or minor requirements for other programs. For major, minor, and certificate requirements see the University of Oregon Bulletin.
Mission Statement
ethnic studies Program Mission Statement. ethnic studies is an academicprogram that emphasizes innovative research and teaching.
http://www.uoregon.edu/~ethnic/mission statement.htm

Extractions: Ethnic Studies is particularly interested in the ways in which people of color analyze the cultural, social, and historical dimensions of race and ethnicity, but it also engages a wide range of discourses that take race as an object of study. Ethnic Studies is an academic program that emphasizes innovative research and teaching.
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Events, course information, and program information.
http://www.uwp.edu/academic/ethnic.studies/
CSUS Ethnic Studies Dept
CSUS Logo, ethnic studies Department MA Program in ethnic studies, Fall 2003. Theethnic studies Department is offering a Master degree program in Fall 2003.
http://www.csus.edu/ethn/

Extractions: Learning Outcomes/Expectations for Ethnic Studies Majors ... WebCT *Upcoming Special Events M.A. Program in Ethnic Studies, Fall 2003. The Ethnic Studies Department is offering a Master degree program in Fall 2003. Application deadline for admission is 1 April 2003. Dr. Gregory Yee Mark, Department Chair
National Association For Ethnic Studies
National Association for ethnic studies, Inc. http//www The NationalAssociation for ethnic studies was founded in 1972. It provides
http://faculty.washington.edu/davidgs/NAES.html

Extractions: Ethnic Studies, Inc. http://www.ethnicstudies.org/ NAES grieves for those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001 and wishes to remind all Americans of the importance of resisting and avoiding all forms of ethnic, racial, and religious profiling, stereotyping, and oppression especially in these difficult times. The National Association for Ethnic Studies was founded in 1972. It provides an interdisciplinary forum for scholars and activists concerned with the national and international dimensions of ethnicity. The Association welcomes scholars and teachers at all educational levels, students, libraries, civic and governmental organizations, and all persons interested in ethnicity, ethnic groups, intergroup relations, and the cultural life of ethnic minorities. As a non-profit corporation, NAES provides a vehicle for interested members and donors to promote responsible scholarship and advocacy in the diverse fields of enquiry which constitute ethnic studies. Thirty-first Annual Conference
National Association For Ethnic Studies
National Association for ethnic studies. ethnic studies Programs EthnicWeb Sites Other Resources Job Openings, Fellowships, and Grants.
http://faculty.washington.edu/davidgs/naesresources.html

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