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MEXICAN AMERICAN STUDIES

Program Overview

Mexican-American Studies is a unique interdisciplinary course of learning that provides an introduction to the Hispanic community within the context of the American experience. This department explores its history, culture, society, politics, religion, economics, art, and major contributions to the development of the United States. Essentially, Mexican-American studies is part of American history, nationality, and race that utilizes knowledge from the humanities, arts, and social sciences to explore issues and experiences unique to Hispanics.

Program Awards

Associate Degree

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Mexican-American Studies - Associate in Arts

Associate Degree

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Below is a sample of the career options available for the Mexican-American studies major. A few of these require an associate in arts degree, most require a bachelor’s degree, and some require a graduate-level degree: high school or college instructor, historian, researcher, research assistant, urban planner, lawyer, politician, political scientist, international trade specialist, foreign service officer, government employee, business administrator, publisher, librarian, library technician, philosopher, cultural arts director, social service worker, business manager, and consultant.

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Social & Cultural Studies

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Cynthia McGregor Dean

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Victor Chavez Professor

Gerardo Rios Professor

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