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Investigation.
Analysis. Impact.
The School of Languages, Cultures, and Race brings together two distinct but connected areas of study: Foreign Languages and Cultures and Comparative Ethnic Studies (CES). Together, these programs encourage students to examine language, race, culture, history, identity, and social systems across local and global contexts while fostering collaboration across disciplines.
Foreign Languages and Cultures
Students explore language, literature, history, and culture through immersive learning, global experiences, and interdisciplinary study. Programs emphasize communication, cultural fluency, and global understanding, preparing students to engage confidently in an increasingly interconnected world.
Comparative Ethnic Studies (CES)
CES programs examine race, power, identity, inequality, and social change through interdisciplinary perspectives grounded in history, community engagement, and critical analysis. Students gain the tools to better understand complex social issues and contribute thoughtfully to their communities and professions.
