CCS 137
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The Migrant Narrative in U.S. History
Department(s)
Course Description
Migration has been one of the most consistent and elemental themes in United States history. Relying heavily on the first-hand accounts of migrants, this course uses a case study approach to show how the experiences of internal migrants, refugees, and recent undocumented people help explain how migration has shaped the United States in countless ways. A key focus of the class is to analyze how these migrant narratives have been shaped by foreign policy, ethnicity, race, gender, refugee classifications, and other related factors.
Course Typically Offered
Offered occasionally.
Career
Undergraduate
Catalog Course Attributes
AUDT - NO (Cannot be audited.), CO24 - CCS (Critical Conversations Seminar)
Min Units
1
Max Units
1
Name
Lecture
Optional Component
No
Final Exam Type
Yes