Certificate Programs and Dual Degree Programs

The Center of the American West
The Center's mission is to explore the distinctive character and issues that are of paramount importance to Westerners; to bring to bear widely diverse insights as we explore the West of the past, examine the present, and prepare for the future; and thus help Westerners become well-informed, participating citizens in their communities and the West. The Center's program brings together people from every Western cultural tradition and occupation in settings where all Westerners can contribute to the dialog ue about critical matters ranging from water and grazing to regional identity, from community development to public policy, and from the region's history to the character of Western literature, music, and arts. For information about the Center and their upcoming events, visit the Center of the American West's homepage at: http://www.centerwest.org/

The Center for Ethnicity and Race in America & The Ethnic Studies Department
The Department of Ethnic Studies promotes interdisciplinary research and teaching in Afroamerican studies, American Indian studies, Asian American studies, Chicano studies, and in cross-cultural and comparative race and ethnic studies. Ethnic studies is an established undergraduate degree program.

CSERA has a core faculty of its own, but also draws on the faculty resources of many departments in the College of Arts and Sciences, as well as the College of Architecture and Planning, the School of Education, the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, the School of Law, the College of Music, and the University Libraries. Visit the CSERA/Ethnic Studies homepage.

The Central and East European Studies Certificate Program
The Central and East European Studies Certificate Program offers students the opportunity for the integrated, interdisciplinary study of the history, politics, language, literature, and culture of Russia, Central and Eastern Europe. The program serves to foster new knowledge and understanding of Central and Eastern Europe, and to train a new generation by providing the knowledge, tools, and experience necessary for understanding these societies and for playing productive roles in their reconstruction. The program offers students a broad understanding of the cultures and societies of Central and Eastern Europe for which it draws upon the expertise of faculty from a variety of campus departments.

The Latin American Studies Program
The Latin American Studies Program is no longer active.

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