Mexican American Studies

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Rooted in the fine arts, humanities and social sciences, the Mexican- American studies minor is an interdisciplinary program designed to give students an understanding of historical, socio-political, cultural, and literary contributions of Mexican Americans, Chicanos(as), and Latinos(as). Courses ask students to consider issues of race, class, gender/sexuality, and other socially constructed categories particularly as they are shaped by local, regional, and transnational perspectives.

Programs

• Mexican-American Studies Minor

Courses

• MAST 231 - Intro:Mexican-American Studies
• MAST 235 - Intro Mexican-American Lit
• MAST 238 - Chicano(a)/Latino(a) Cultures
• MAST 273 - Mexican American History
• MAST 336 - Poverty and Discrimination

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