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Ethnic Studies majors are welcome and encouraged to take an internship working with an entity that serves populations of color. The internship is graded and counts towards the upper division major requirements.
Faculty advisors recommend potential internships and will help students find a placement. If students know of a place they would like to work, they need to check with their advisor prior to making a commitment. Once a student has selected a work place, he/she must prepare a proposal which is reviewed by the faculty of Ethnic Studies. Review the following documents for more information.
The Kalapuya Seasonal Round: Join Kalapuya member of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde and OSU Professor David Lewis for the second talk in this year's Champinefu Webinar Series. This talk will provide insight into how Kalapuya developed a sustainable housing model that served them well for over 15,000 years. Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. on Zoom. Co-sponsored by the Spring Creek Project. Register here.
The exhibit, which debuted last fall at the Salem Art Association, tells the story of Kalapuyan history and culture.
An organization in Eugene has proposed to change the name of Lane County to Kalapuya County to honor a Native American tribe that lived in the area long before American settlers.
"For me it's like returning some of the heritage back to the area," David Lewis, assistant professor in SLCS said.
Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Anniversary Reunion at Various locations at OSU in Corvallis
For 50 years, OSU’s program in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies has offered feminist education, encouraged feminist activism, and advocated for inclusion, equity, and...…Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Anniversary - Drag Show at Whiteside Theatre
Join us for the closing activity of the Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Anniversary Reunion! For 50 years, OSU’s program in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies has...…