By anthony lising antonio, Director of AAS and Associate Professor of Education. AAS Majors and Minors have gone on to become Rhodes scholars, lawyers, educators, doctors, scientists, elected political leaders, community activists, and business executives. Most have taken their AAS degrees to graduate programs across the country. I invite you to learn more about AAS at Stanford and the very special community that supports our academic mission. I look forward to meeting you! .

How do you survive repeated social revolutions during your life time, when each upheaval affects every norm of personal conduct, social interaction and politics around you? Azar Golara participated in twenty six exhibitions from 1989 to 2008. Her work has been received several awards.

The Undergraduate Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity.

Welcome to the landing page for the Interdepartmental Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity! This site will help you find information pertaining to the five areas of study within our program. And why you should consider. Studying race and ethnicity at Stanford. Of the programs and how to declare. In CCSRE and around campus. Learn more about our students.

Institute for Diversity in the Arts. Register for Symposium and Think Tank IV Here. Involving students in the study of culture, identity and diversity through artistic expression. We believe in the power of arts to transform. Our mission is to create, support, and advance powerful, collaborative, and transformative arts practice and arts leadership.

A writer discovers that her roots in journalism run deep. The ceremony set the perfect tone on Independence Day 2012. At its core the story of immigration. But it is a complex story; one that the country has been struggling with for decades.

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The Undergraduate Program in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity. The purpose of the Native American Studies major and minor is to introduce students to a broad range of approaches to the academic study of Native American people, history, and culture. Students who major in Native American Studies have the opportunity of doing advanced work in a number of related fields, including literature, sociology, education, and law. In 1970, the newly formed Stanfor.