Ethnic Studies Program

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College of the Sciences
Ellensburg
Farrell Hall, room 440

509-963-1305

Program Director
Nelson Pichardo, PhD, Sociology
 

Ethnic Studies Minor
Ethnic studies is a discipline that incorporates the social sciences and the humanities to explore the comparative approaches to the study of minority groups in the United States. The central mission of an ethnic studies program is to increase the understanding of racial and cultural diversity of American society and the dynamics of interethnic relationships. At the university, the ETS program is interdisciplinary, offering courses from other disciplines with a core in ethnic studies. In addition to the minor program, it provides important services to teacher preparation and general education requirements.

Programs

• Ethnic Studies Minor

Courses

• ETS 101 - Ethnic Awareness
• ETS 296 - Individual Study
• ETS 298 - Special Topics
• ETS 299 - Seminar
• ETS 350 - Survey of Chicano Studies (Put on Reserve 9/16/16.)
• ETS 354 - Minority Experiences
• ETS 398 - Special Topics
• ETS 446 - Sociology of Immigration
• ETS 490 - Contracted Field Experience
• ETS 491 - Workshop
• ETS 496 - Individual Study
• ETS 498 - Special Topics
• ETS 499 - Seminar

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