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Ethnic Studies majors are required to take a 9-credit internship working with an entity that serves populations of color. The internship is graded and counts as nine of the total hours required for the major (51 credits).
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.
Part of Oregon State University's annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration
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OSU Anthropology Lecture Series…Standardizing community health program evaluation at Learning Innovation Center (LINC)
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OSU Anthropology Lecture Series…Unsettling Climate Vulnerability in Oceania at Learning Innovation Center (LINC)
Foregrounding Indigenous Knowledge and Reclamation Toward Resilient Island Futures…Immigrant Labor and Livelihoods in the New Gilded Era at Autzen House
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FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2019, University of Oregon
Resources for Immigrant Families and Students