Planned Course Schedule, AY 2022-2023:
This schedule of courses is subject to change. Current UCSB students should monitor the Gaucho On-Line Data (GOLD) system for official course schedule details.
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Fall 2022 |
Winter 2023 |
Spring 2023 |
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1C Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
1B Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
1A Introduction to Chicano/a Studies |
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115N Indigenous Studies Internships |
109 Indigenous People & the Nation State in the Americas |
110 Research Methods |
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128 Spirituality as Resistance |
125B Contemporary Chicana/o Art |
113 Critical Introduction to Ancient Mesoamerica |
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148 Chicana Art Feminism |
135 Critical Race Theory in Chicana/o Education |
114 Cultural & Critical Theory |
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151 De-Colonizing Feminism |
141 Central Americans in the United States |
117 Aztec & Maya Mythologies |
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156 Afro-Latina/o Diasporic Performance |
142 Chicano Political Organizing: Proseminar in Theory & History |
124 & 124L Introduction to U.S. Xicana(x) & Latinx Public Art & Studio |
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180 Survey of Chicano Literature |
153 Queer Identities, Communities, and Theories |
133 Struggles for Equality in Chicana/o Education |
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193 Senior Seminar |
158 & 158L Spoken Word Art Performance (SWAPA) |
162 & 162L Xican* Indigena Media |
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195A Community Studies and Outreach |
168B History of the Chicano |
183 Border Narrative |
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197HA Honors Project Seminar |
187 Language, Power, and Learning |
184 Chicana Writers |
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230C Ethnography & Ethnographic Methods |
190 El Plan de Santa Barbara, El Centro Arnulfo Casillas, and UCSB Chicanx/Latinx Student Activism, 1960s-Present |
189 Immigration & the U.S. Border |
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594CR Special Topics |
191GB Special Topics |
193 Senior Seminar |
| 191SRV Special Topics | 195C Community Studies and Outreach | |
| 195B Community Studies and Outreach | 197HC Honors Project Writing | |
| 197HB Honors Project Research | 220 Interdisciplinary Methods | |
| 200C Social Processes |
Add Codes:
In our department, instructors administer their own add codes. If you are interested in requesting an add code, you should contact the instructor listed on GOLD. Our faculty and instructor contact information is available in the People section of this website, and on the UCSB Directory, link: http://www.identity.ucsb.edu/.
Registration:
Our department prioritizes declared Chicana/o Studies majors in registration Pass 1. Our classes open to non-Chicana/o Studies majors in Passes 2 and 3.
In order to enroll in a class that requires discussion sections, you should register in your target section in order to add the course.
Waitlists:
Our waitlists prioritize declared Chicana/o Studies majors by class-standing, then all other majors by class-standing.
If you are waitlisted for a course with sections, then you should waitlist for more than one section in order to maximize the likelihood of enrolling in the course.
Course Descriptions:
Chicana/o Studies General Catalog
Petition Process
If you are interested in petitioning a course to count toward the Chicana/o Studies major, you may send the request to Professor Gerardo Aldana (gvaldana@chicst.ucsb.edu), Chicana/o Studies Director of Undergraduate Studies. The request should include:
- The syllabus for the course
- List the quarter that you completed the course
- Your grade
- The requirement that you wish to target with your petition.
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193 Senior Seminar |
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191GB Special Topics |