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Chicano Courses:

2560 Chicana/o Experiences (3)

Fulfills Diversity & Humanities Exploration.
Develops understanding of historic, social, cultural, economic, and political factors involved in the U.S. Chicana/o experience.

3770 Chicana/o Literature (3)

Cross listed as ENGL 3770. Recommended Prerequisite: ETHNC 2560 or 2500.Specialized body of law affecting American Indians. Legal status of American Indians in relation to federal, state, and tribal government.

3860 La Chicana (3)

Fulfills Diversity.
Historical, social, and cultural development of La Chicana in the Southwest. Background and traditional roles of La Chicana up to present.

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Chicano Studies - Faculty

Buendia, Edward	Director of Ethnic Studies Associate Professor 387 MBH, 587-7813 Ed.Buendia@ed.utah.edu
Delgado-Bernal, Dolores	Assoc. Prof., Educ. Cult. & Soc., Ethnic Studies 381 MBH, (801) 587-7810 bernal_d@ed.utah.edu
Quijada, David A.	Asst. Prof., Educ. Cult.& Soc., Ethnic Studies 307 MBH,58 7-7816 david.quijada@ed.utah.edu
Solórzano, Armando	Coordinator, Chicana/o Studies Assoc. Prof., Fam. & Cons. St., Ethnic Studies 228 AEB, (801) 581-5168 armando@fcs.utah.edu