Ethnic and Gender Studies Research Seminar. (3-0) 3 Credit Hours

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Prerequisites: 12 hours completed in AAS, MAS, WGSS, REGSS, or combination; limited to junior and senior majors in AAS, MAS, WGSS, or REGSS. This seminar provides students the opportunity to learn interdisciplinary research methods for conducting research in ethnic studies and intersectional gender studies. Provides students the opportunity to compare, contrast, and integrate theory and methods, and guides students in the design and conduct of interdisciplinary research with communities of color. Topics may include qualitative, ethnography, oral history, feminist, archival analysis, decolonial, interdisciplinary, humanities, humanistic social science, or other methods with an emphasis on innovative community-oriented research that respond to dominant theories of knowledge production. Designed for students majoring in fields related to Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, such as African American Studies, Mexican American Studies, or Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Students may earn credit for this course or for AAS 3113 , MAS 4083 , or WGSS 3613 . May be repeated if methods focus differs or with instructor consent. Course fees: LRH1 $20.54; STSH $30.81.