This concentration allows students to apply social science approaches to the complex problems facing the Latino community in the 21st Century. This program will enable Liberal Studies students who desire careers in public service to use the theories and methodologies of social science to better understand Latinos. The course of study will help prepare students to have successful careers working in education, government, social services, and community organizing:

LOWER DIVISION

EDU 250 (required)                           3 units
Field Experience in the Classroom

Select one of the following courses:

ANT 100                                          3 units
Introduction to Anthropology

ANT 125                                           3 units
Human Understanding and Development

BUS 120                                           3 units
Principles of Microeconomics

BUS 121                                          3 units
Principles of Macroeconomics  

POLI 101                                         3 units
American Government and Politics

SOC 200                                         3 units
Introduction to Social Work

UPPER DIVISION

ETH 432 (required capstone course)                           3 units
Advanced Multicultural Relations

Select TWO (2) of the following courses:

ETH 310                                           3 units
Latinos and Social Institutions

POLI 300                                           3 units
Latino Politics and Public Policy

POLI 350                                           3 units
Introduction to Public Administration