Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies

Location: Rectory Building, 101

Phone: 303-615-0711

E-Mail: 

Website: Chicana/o Studies Department Website

Programs

• Chicano Studies Major, B.A.

• Chicano Studies Minor

• Chicano Studies Major, B.A. with Secondary Social Studies Teacher Licensure Concentration

Courses

• CHS 1000 - Introduction to Chicana/o Studies
• CHS 1030 - Introduction to Social Justice and Decoloniality
• CHS 1090 - Social Justice and Advocacy
• CHS 1150 - Multicultural America
• CHS 2000 - Living Culture and Language of the Mexican and Chicano
• CHS 2010 - Survey of Chicana/o Literature
• CHS 2020 - Chicano Poetry and Drama
• CHS 2030 - Interdisciplinary Research Methods in Social Issues
• CHS 2100 - Women of Color
• CHS 2110 - The Chicano in Aztlan
• CHS 2200 - Survey of Chicano/a Cultural Studies
• CHS 2500 - Borderland Studies: Variable Topics
• CHS 2600 - Chicana/o and Latina/o Religious Cultures
• CHS 3000 - History of Meso-America: Pre-Columbian and Colonial Periods
• CHS 3010 - The Mexican Revolution
• CHS 3020 - Chicana/o History, 1836 to the Present
• CHS 3025 - Contemporary Chicana/o Art
• CHS 3100 - Social Justice and Activism in the Chicana/o Community
• CHS 3200 - Chicanos and the Law
• CHS 3210 - The Chicano Family
• CHS 3300 - Education of Chicano Children
• CHS 3400 - The Chicano Novel
• CHS 3401 - Art of Mesoamerica: from Olmec to Aztec
• CHS 3410 - Chicano Folklore of the Southwest
• CHS 3460 - Chicana Feminisms
• CHS 3481 - Latin American Moderns: from Rivera to Botero
• CHS 3600 - Mexico and Chicana/o Politics
• CHS 3660 - Poverty, Race and Gender
• CHS 3800 - Topics in Chicano Studies
• CHS 3880 - Exploring Folklore
• CHS 3980 - Internship in Chicana and Chicano Studies
• CHS 4010 - The Chicano Movement
• CHS 4050 - Chicana/o Mental Health Perspectives
• CHS 4200 - Seminar: Carlos Castaneda
• CHS 4210 - Chicanas and the Politics of Gender
• CHS 4850 - Research Experience in Chicana/o Studies