American Cultural Studies

Course Overview

The American Cultural Studies program provides an interdisciplinary framework for analyzing power, inequality, and agency at the intersections of race, gender, class, and other identity markers. This program combines social sciences and humanities to critically examine national belonging, institutional practices, and socio-cultural processes. Students gain a rich undergraduate foundation ideal for advanced study and careers in law, public service, education, and social sciences.

Key Program Highlights

Critical analysis of power dynamics through frameworks like Critical Race Theory, Feminisms, and Settler Colonialism
Interdisciplinary curriculum drawing from diverse departments across the university
Development of analytical skills in historical inquiry, textual analysis, and critical theory
Flexible program structure adaptable to diverse educational and career goals
Preparation for advanced study in law, public service, education, and graduate programs

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Course Overview

Key Program Highlights

Critical analysis of power dynamics through frameworks like Critical Race Theory, Feminisms, and Settler Colonialism
Interdisciplinary curriculum drawing from diverse departments across the university
Development of analytical skills in historical inquiry, textual analysis, and critical theory
Flexible program structure adaptable to diverse educational and career goals
Preparation for advanced study in law, public service, education, and graduate programs