Asian American Community Development and Advocate, Certificate of Special Study

The Department of Anthropology

The Asian American community in the southern San Joaquin Valley has experienced a long history of economic, political, and cultural marginalization. This certificate aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills to build power in the Asian American community in the southern San Joaquin Valley to address the inequities this community experiences.

Sociology/Humanics Courses

Select Two Courses From:

SOC 183S - Philanthropy and Grant Making Units: 3
SOC 184S - Grant Writing & Evaluation Units: 3
SOC 186S - Governance, Administrative Principles, & Financial Literacy Units: 3
SOC 187SE - Entrepreneurial Approaches to Sustainable CBOS Units: 3

Asian American Courses

Select Two Courses From:

ASAM 110 - Central Valley, California Asian American Communities Units: 3
ASAM 110S - Central Valley, California Asian American Communities Units: 3
ASAM 121 - Asian American Marriage and Family Units: 3
ASAM 140 - Hmong, Laotian, and Cambodian American Experiences Units: 3
ASAM 161W - Asian Americans in the Caring Fields Units: 3

Asian American Community Development and Advocate, Certificate of Special Study

Sociology/Humanics Courses

Asian American Courses

Total (12 units)