IRES Graduate Faculty Seminars
Below are 500- and 600-level graduate seminars commonly taught by our graduate faculty.
- ES 507 Queer Ethnic Literature, Ernesto Martínez
- ES 510 Queer Migrations, Ernesto Martínez
- ES 540 Race, Literature, and Culture, Ernesto Martínez
- ES 542 Caribbean Literature and Politics
- ES 550 Race and Incarceration
- ES 552 Race and Ethnicity and the Law,Charise Cheney, Lynn Fujiwara
- ES 556 History of Native American Education, Brian Klopotek
- ES 560 Race, Culture, Empire, Laura Pulido, Lynn Fujiwara
- ES 570 Native and Indigenous Feminisms, Lana Lopesi
- ES 607 Queer Ethnic Studies, Ernesto Martinez, Lynn Fujiwara
- ES 610 Experimental Course
Graduate Courses Taught by Participating Faculty
Repeated course codes are repeatable “topics” courses. New courses through general topics must be approved by the director of graduate studies.
- EDST 6xx Education and Immigration, Edward Olivos (Likely EDST 663)
- ENG 660 Race, Nation, and the Politics of Belonging in the Ethnic American Bildungsroman, Kirby Brown
- ENG 660 Native American Writing from Allotment to the Renaissance, 1887-1968, Kirby Brown
- ENG 660 Ethnic Impersonation, Tara Fickle
- ENG 660 American Literature: Ecocritical Approaches to Race and Ethnicity, Sara Wald
- HIST 507 Global Migrations, Julie Weise
- HIST 507 Crossing Borders: International and Transnational Histories, Julie Weise
- HIST 569 Indian Removal, Jeff Ostler
- HIST 608 Genocide in World History, Jeff Ostler
- HIST 608 Native American History, Jeff Ostler
- SOC 552 Sociology of Migration, Jessica Vasquez
- SOC 644 Sociology of Race, Jessica Vasquez
- TA 670 Intercultural Theater, Michael Najjar
- TA 670 Middle Eastern Theater, Michael Najjar
- TA 670 Arab American Theater, Michael Najjar
- PS 607 Identities and Politics, Joe Lowndes
- PS 607 US Political Culture, Joe Lowndes