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The program consists of 30 units. No more than six units are allowed in Directed Reading or Special Study or a combination of both. A student must perform satisfactorily in the first year of graduate study by maintaining a minimum grade of B in all courses taken toward the degree or be subject to dismissal. CR/NC units are not acceptable towards the degree. A graduate student in good standing must maintain a B (3.0) GPA throughout the course of study.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Gain an interdisciplinary understanding of the histories, cultures, and racialization of Asian Americans.
• Apply course concepts and critical theories and methodologies to identify the structural and ideological forces that shape the lives of Asian Americans.
• Apply the skills and knowledge acquired toward the self-determination and empowerment of Asian American communities.
• Develop values of social justice, equity, activism, and respect for differences.
• Construct evidence-based and persuasive oral and written arguments with proper citations and support from multiple forms of knowledge, including community and academic resources, that communicate what students have discovered.