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| HUMA-1305
Intro to Mexican-Amer Studies | Cedar Valley College [CVC] |
HUMA-1305-33470 (1073079)
Intro to Mexican-Amer Studies |
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Rovelo, Carlos
Vita
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CVC
3 |
1/17/17
5/11/17 |
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eCampus
Internet Based
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| | Intro to Mexican-American Studies - This is
an interdisciplinary survey course designed
to introduce students to the salient cultural,
economic, educational, historical, political, and
social aspects of the Mexican-American/
Chicano(a) experience. Course includes site
visits to DFW venues.
For assistance email: crovelo@dcccd.edu.
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| HUMA-1315
Fine Arts Appreciation | Cedar Valley College [CVC] |
HUMA-1315-33420 (1073080)
Fine Arts Appreciation |
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Vega, Gerardo
Vita
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CVC
3 |
1/17/17
5/11/17 |
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eCampus
Internet Based
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| | Website address is http://ecampus.dcccd.edu.
For assistance email gvega@dcccd.edu. |
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| HUMA-2319
American Minorities Studies | Cedar Valley College [CVC] |
HUMA-2319-33001 (1073081)
American Minorities Studies |
| B226 |
| LEC |
| | M W |
| 9:30 AM |
| 10:50 AM |
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Hill, Pamela
Vita
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CVC
3 |
1/17/17
5/11/17 |
|
eCampus
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| | Introduction to Black Studies - This
comprehensive course will examine the
history, growth and development of the
discipline of Black Studies and its
cultural, social, and political impact on
the past, present and future of African
American communities. |
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HUMA-2319-33420 (1073082)
American Minorities Studies |
|
Hill, Pamela
Vita
|
CVC
3 |
1/17/17
5/11/17 |
|
eCampus
Internet Based
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| | Black Women - Course will provide an examination
of the historical overviews and current issues
associated with Black women throughout the
Diaspora. The educational, social, economic,
cultural and political roles of Black women will
be studied. |
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HUMA-2319-33421 (1073083)
American Minorities Studies |
|
Hill, Pamela
Vita
|
CVC
3 |
1/17/17
5/11/17 |
|
eCampus
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| | Social Issues in Black Communities: This course
will provide a historical and contemporary
overview of current social issues associated
with Black Communities in general, covering such
areas as education, health, economics, crime,
police brutality, family, etc. |
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