University of Southern California
USC Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences  
 
ASE - Department of American Studies and Ethnicity
Follow the links below for more information on each of the four Bachelor of Arts degrees housed under the American Studies and Ethnicity Program.
 
American Studies
African American Studies
Asian American Studies
Chicano/Latino Studies
resources

American Studies Association

http://www.theasa.net/

American Quarterly

http://www.americanquarterly.org

California American Studies Association

http://www.casaconference2008.org/

Center for Diversity and Democracy

http://college.usc.edu/cdd

USC Student Resources

http://www.usc.edu/schools/college/student_resources/

USC Teaching Resources

http://www.usc.edu/academe/faculty/teaching/

USC Faculty Handbook

http://policies.usc.edu/facultyhandbook/index.html

The Annual Ninfa Sanchez Memorial Award

http://college.usc.edu/ase/news/NinfaSanchezMemorialStudentPrizes.cfm

 

Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration

CSII has as its mission to remake the narrative for understanding, and the dialogue for shaping, immigrant integration in America. Our intent is to identify and evaluate the mutual benefits of immigrant integration for the native-born and immigrants and to study the pace of the ongoing transformation in different locations, not only in the past and present but projected into the future. CSII thus brings together three emphases: scholarship that draws on academic theory and rigorous research, data that provides information structured to highlight the process of immigrant integration over time, and engagement that seeks to create new dialogues with government, community organizers, business and civic leaders, immigrants and the voting public.