81. College Of Letters & Science Major And Minor Sheets, Office Of The Registrar History of Public Policy BA. Art BA, Hydrologic sciences BS. Asian American StudiesBA, Interdisciplinary Studies BA. Asian American Studies, Mathematical sciences. http://www.registrar.ucsb.edu/majors.htm

Major and minor sheets listed below are for a particular academic year (currently the 2002-2003 academic year). Students who have declared their major in previous years and those who have not yet declared a major will be governed by the catalog year of declaration. Index: Major Sheets Minor Sheets Major Sheets (for 2002-2003): Anthropology B.A. Cultural Emphasis Physical Emphasis Global Studies B.A. Aquatic Biology B.S. Pre-Biological Sciences History B.A. Art History B.A. ... Chinese B.A. Music B.M. Accompanying Emphasis Basoon Emphasis Cello Emphasis Clarinet Emphasis ... Voice Emphasis Classics B.A. Classical Archaeology Emphasis Classical Civilization Emphasis Classical Language and Literature Emphasis Pharmacology B.S. ... Pre-Communication Philosophy B.A. Concentration I: Core Philosophy Concentration II: Ethics and Public Policy Comparative Literature B.A. Foreign Language Emphasis Interdisciplinary Emphasis Physical Geography B.S. Computer Science B.A. ... Science Education Emphasis Theatre B.F.A. Acting Emphasis Geological Sciences B.S.

82. CAS Main Web Index Arts and sciences. Main Index of Sites. An Arts and sciences Guide tothe WWW. Cultural Studies Diversity including Deaf. The Humanities http://www.rit.edu/~482www/nlc/a_main.htm

Arts and Sciences Main Index of Sites CAS Index (Top) WWW Search and Research Learning Consortium Home Page Index: These pages are divided into the following categories: Links to New Stuff Web Search Sites and Reference Works ... Entertainment An Arts and Sciences Guide to the WWW Cultural Studies: Diversity including Deaf The Humanities: Art including Photography and Music History Religion Social Sciences: Economics and Finance English, Languages and Literature English Language Poetry Other Literature Mathematics and Science Mathematics Physical Sciences: Physics and Chemistry Life Sciences: Biology New Stuff First, Register to vote , then get Candidate information and learn about the issues before the Presidential Elections Miss this summer's 1996 NAD Convention ? Find out what happened here! Behind in your course work? Need a really GOOD EXCUSE? Let the computer write a note to your teacher if you lost your homework or if you missed a class Return to Index (top of page) Cultural Studies: Diversity African-American WWW Resources African-American History, and The Black Pages World African Net (WAN) African Americans in the Sciences and in the Negro Baseball Leagues Take a tour of the National Civil Rights Museum Asian-American WWW Resources Asian Art Asian-American WWW Links , and more from Asian American Online Deaf and Sign Language Resources: The Deaf Zone and the Deaf World Web Gallaudet: The University MSSD,

83. :: Office Of Programmes :: Faculty Of Arts & Social Sciences Back to Top Top, back, AS3234 Asian American Literature (EN3234),Semester 2 Preclusions EN3211, EN3234 Modular Credit 4. This http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/asc/mod_desc3.htm

MODULE DESCRIPTIONS 2002-2003 Teaching Staff Recent Visitors AS3213 American Law Modules Offered Web Resources Semester 1 Dr Chng Huang Hoon Preclusions: FAQs Modular Credit: This module introduces students to an aspect of American law that concentrates on the issue of sex/gender discrimination. Through a discussion of various contemporary issues, from the point of view of judicial decisions and opinions (in other words, court decisions), it is hoped that students will gain an understanding of the complex interaction between language, gender issues, law’s power, American socio-cultural assumptions and politics as well as ideology. Issues to be discussed include abortion rights, pornography, gay rights and sexual harassment, among others. Top AS3230 American Business: From Industrial Revolution to the Web Semester 1 A/P Ian Gordon Preclusions: Modular Credit: This module examines the place of business and technology in American culture. Beginning with the transformation of the American economy during the Civil War (1861-1865) students will examine changes in manufacturing systems, the development of corporations and big businesses, the growth of the national and international markets, the invention and marketing of new products, brand names, and advertising. The module asks students to consider whether companies such as Coca-Cola and Microsoft encapsulate American values, or whether they are transnational, and untypical of U.S. values

84. Binghamton University 1997-98 Bulletin Table Of Contents Division of Social sciences Anthropology Economics Geography History Political CrossDisciplinaryConcentrations Asian and Asian American Studies Environmental http://www.binghamton.edu/bulletin/1997-98/toc.html

Table of Contents (Front Cover) University Calendar State University of New York at Binghamton Student Life ... Harpur College Division of the Humanities Arabic Art Art History Cinema ... Theatre Division of Science and Mathematics Biological Sciences Biochemistry Chemistry Geological Sciences and Environmental Studies ... Psychobiology Division of Social Sciences Anthropology Economics Geography History ... School-Wide Graduate Program

85. Berkeley Lab Workforce Diversity Action Plans: Life Sciences Division Recruitment and Outreach Initiated pilot Genome sciences seventh and eighth-grade tentalks at historically African American and Asian American institutions. http://www.lbl.gov/Workplace/WFDAP/plans/LSD.html

Workforce Diversity Action Plans Home Administrative Services Advanced Light Source ... Physical Biosciences Life Sciences Division Diversity Plan 2002 Priscilla Cooper, Life Sciences Co-Acting Division Director Eddy Rubin, Life Sciences Co-Acting Division Director I. Background Scientific Personnel: Leadership Positions and Minority Representation 36 total leadership positions 13 positions held by women 7 positions held by minorities BioMed Science (B01) African Americans and Hispanics underrepresented Research Associate (B11) and Research Technician (CO4) Hispanics underrepresented Administrative Services Department Females and minorities adequately represented 80% Female 37% Minority Trainees and Future Resources Significant efforts are needed to create a diversified pool of scientists for future resources. II. Accomplishments for 2001 Communication and Education Created link to diversity resources on Life Sciences Division Web site.

86. IMDiversity.com - 2000 AAAS Book Award Nominations Archived Article 2000 AAAS Book Award Nominations. The Association for Asian-AmericanStudies Nominees in Cultural Studies, Social sciences, and History. http://www.imdiversity.com/villages/asian/article_detail.asp?Article_ID=6541

87. UMassOnline - Courses By Subject Friendly. All Courses. by Subject Asian American Studies Click onany of the course numbers to find out more about the course. To http://www.umassonline.net/courses/subject.cfm?subject_ID=42&show=all

88. Asian American Studies http://www.students.ucr.edu/admissions/programs/asst.html

On this page... Undergraduate research and special studies Academic advising Career opportunities Preparing for transfer ... For more information Colleges... College of Engineering College of Humanities and Social Sciences College of Natural and Agricultural Science Majors... Administrative Studies Anthropology Art (Studio) Art History ... Women's Studies Asian American Studies University of California, Riverside A Printable PDF Version of this Page Download Adobe Acrobat Reader for free to view PDF files Asian American Studies The Asian American Studies major provides students with the opportunity to explore, discover, and discuss findings, interpretations, and actual life experiences. Issues studied include identity, immigration, diaspora, transnational relations, psychology, inter-ethnic relations, literature and popular culture. Undergraduate research and special studies The Asian American Studies major program is also connected to the Center for Asian Pacific America. The center is intended to provide an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Asian and Pacific American issues. The University Honors Program offers lower-division courses taught by distinguished faculty and introduces undergraduates to the challenges and rewards of scholarship and research from the beginning of their undergraduate careers. In the upper division, the program invites outstanding students to design and produce honors theses and projects under individual faculty supervision. Through the departmental Honors Program, highly qualified students are invited to conduct a research thesis of their own initiative and design in collaboration with a faculty member. Participation in the Honors Program is the capstone of an excellent education.

89. Journal Of Asian American Studies (1998-) Subject Social SciencesPolitical Science Social SciencesArea Studies SocialSciencesSociology Arts and Connect to Journal of Asian American Studies (1998 http://lib.harvard.edu/e-resources/details/j/jasiamst.html

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90. Department Of Comparative American Cultures serves to prepare the student for career opportunities in the social and behavioralsciences as well as in the arts and humanities. Asian American Studies Asian http://libarts.wsu.edu/cac/areas.html

Washington State University Home Select a Page OVERVIEW ACADEMICS SCHOLARSHIPS RESEARCH Career Faculty Faculty Positions Courses Major Options Areas of Emphasis Film Series Speaker Series Department News CAC Newsletters Acrobat Reader Community Knowing who you are Recognizing others Crossing boundaries Conversing with the world Thinking Critically Areas of Emphasis African American Studies Asian American Studies Chicana/o Studies Native American Studies African American Studies African American Studies takes an interdisciplinary approach to the historical, social and political behavior, as well as the economic experience of Afro-Americans and people of African descent throughout the world. The program teaches the history of Afro-Americans and Africans with respect to similarities, distinctions and interaction between peoples of European and of African descent in America. Through a commitment to the functions of teaching, research, and community service, the program serves to prepare the student for career opportunities in the social and behavioral sciences as well as in the arts and humanities. Asian American Studies

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