Overview
Africana and Latinx Studies prepares students to succeed professionally and socially in an ever-changing and complex society by understanding themselves within the context of race, ethnicity, class and gender. As an Africana and Latinx Studies major at Oneonta, you'll be encouraged to think across disciplines and understand the language and methods of philosophy, social theory, literary studies, music, ethnography, history and other areas of study.
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Career Opportunities
You’ll be well-positioned to take advantage of the increasing job opportunities for graduates with knowledge of African, African American, Latinx and Latin American communities.
Requirements
See the list of required courses and a sample plan of study for your next four years.
Related Minors
You can tailor the program to your interests by adding a related minor in Social Justice Studies.
Hands-On Learning
You’ll have many opportunities to learn by doing, including independent research, faculty-led study abroad experiences, internships and the Dr. Ralph R. Watkins Hub for Social Justice, an incubator for students to create and initiate social justice projects. Some students have interned or submitted papers for publication to Praxis: Journal of Gender and Cultural Studies, a peer-reviewed journal edited by a tenured ALS faculty member.
Kente Celebration
Kente celebrates diversity, equity and inclusion via academic, leadership and service. Every spring, faculty and staff from Africana and Latinx Studies work to create an inclusive celebration that reflects the university's diverse student population. Selected ALS students serve on the advisory committee to plan the ceremony.
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108 Ravine Parkway
Oneonta, NY 13820
United States