The Undergraduate Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity at Stanford

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Welcome to CSRE!

Welcome to the landing page for the Interdepartmental Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity! This site will help you find information pertaining to the four areas of study within our program. This website explains:

About: about us and why you should consider studying race and ethnicity at Stanford
Programs: shared features of the programs and how to declare a major or minor
Opportunities: available for all students majoring or minoring in our programs such as summer internships, honors, and our new service learning initiative
People: learn more about our students, our alumni, and how to contact us

This website describes the shared features of the undergraduate programs. For more information on a specific program, such as its faculty and course offerings, visit the individual program websites: Asian American Studies, Chicana/o Studies, Comparative Studies, and Native American Studies.

Announcements

CSRE Peer Mentors to be listed soon!
Check out our Upcoming Events!

Upcoming Events

Native American Studies Dinner
5:30PM, Thursday, November 12th, 2009, Location: Native Culture Center, 1st Floor, Old Union Clubhouse
Come learn why you should join the NAS program! Talk to current NAS students! Enjoy some amazing (and free) food!

Understanding and Remembering the Zoot Suit Riots: Los Angeles 1943
5:30PM, Thursday, November 12th, 2009, Location: Casa Zapata
Prof. Al Camarillo discusses the importance of the Zoot Suit Riots. Come hear him talk about how it relates to us today!

STAMP Presents: The Exonerated
November 12th, 2009 @ 7PM
November 13th & 14th, 2009 @ 7PM and 9PM
Location: The Nitery

The Stanford Theatre Activist Mobilization Project (STAMP) presents "The Exonerated", a stage play based on TRUE letters, interviews and manuscripts of individuals wrongly sentenced to (and eventually exonerated from) Death Row. A gripping story centered around six individuals, this play is a phenomenal opening to follow up to STAMP's award winning 2008-2009 season. Written by Erik Jensen and Jessica Blank. Directed by Kate Hyder and Liesl Spitz.

Cupcakes & Conversation: "And you speak so well!" Hey! Was that a compliment? Exploring the Impact of Benevolent Stereotyping
Speaker: Dr. Tendayi Viki, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology @ the University of Kent
3:30PM, November 16, 2009, Location: Bldg. 360, Conference Room

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