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Internships in Chicana/o Studies

Chicana/o Studies 499
bullet Chicana and Chicano Studies offers a unique opportunity for students to gain an understanding and awareness of the vital presence and increasing significance of the Chicano population in California and throughout the nation.  As an interdisciplinary program, students learn about the history, culture and contemporary issues of the Chicana/o experience.  The department prepares students for careers in teaching and advanced degrees in humanities, social sciences, and law. 
bullet Prerequisites: Senior level and approval by the department chair and instructor in charge of directing the study.Interns: Selected by the Chicano Studies Department, interns receive class credit to assist the Chicano Resource Center to develop the CRC Vertical files.  The interns select articles on Chicano/Latino issues from journals, magazines and newspapers, compiling them into files.  When necessary, the interns assist CSUF students who are researching questions related to Chicano Studies course assignments; and refer them to the CRC Librarian as needed.
bullet Tutor: The Chicano Resource Center Tutor assists students who are taking Chicano Studies Courses to successfully complete their class assignments by enhancing their research and writing skills.  Students needing research assistance are referred to the CRC Librarian.
bullet Contact Dr. Isaac Cardenas for more information:
icardenas@fullerton.edu
(714) 278-3732 (office)


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