CSUN Classes offered by coalition members

• American Indian and Cross-Cultural Issues, Prof. Danielle Glenn-Rivera, planner, alcohol and drug programs; Dr. Karren Baird-Olson, Assistant Professor, American Indian Studies Program Coordinator.
  AIS 396C, Class Number 01077 (3 Lecture Units--Special Session Credit) or
  Subject and Catalog Number: XLNG 993, Class Number: 00114 (4-5 CEUs)
  Six meetings: Saturdays, Jan. 3, 10, 17 and 24; Sundays, Jan. 4 and 25, 8:30-5 p.m.
  Location: Call 818-677-CSUN the first day of class, or visit web site at www.csun.edu/exl .
  This class provides an in-depth exploration of cross-cultural sensitivity issues when working with American Indian clients in alcohol and drug counseling, HIV and health
  services, social services, education, and law enforcement and corrections. The course also addresses the sovereign status of American Indian nations and the delivery of services.

• Culture and Violence in Central America, Professor Carleen D. Sanchez
  CAS 396A, MWF 11 - 11:50 AM, JR 302, #64019
  Our focus is on the abuse of human rights in the region.

• Developmental Psychology, Dr. Vivian Tseng
  PSY 313 & 313L, TTh 9:30-10:45 am, 11-12:40, # 95053, 95054 OR 95055, 95056
  PSY 313 & 313L, TTh 2:00-3:15 pm, 3:30-5:10 pm, # 95057, 95058 OR 95059, 95060

Parts of this course will cover the intersection of race, immigration, and war as it influences children, youths, families, and schools


• Feminist Perspectives on Communication, Dr. Elizabeth Berry
  COMS 635, T 1600-1845, MZ111, #R
  This graduate seminar has a section on Feminist activists' communication Practices that includes readings from Women's Activism and Globalization edited by Nancy Naples and Manish Desai as well as selections from Frontline Feminisms, Women, War and Resistance, edited by Marguerite Waller and Jennifer Rycenga.



• Narrative in Performance, Dr. Christie Logan
  COMS 303, Mon & Wed 2-3:15, # 17240.



• Race, Racism, and Critical Thinking, Enrique de la Cruz
  AAS 201, T Th 11:00, #89039; T Th 12:30, #89047; Wednesdays, 4:20, #89509
  The class is devoted to developing critical thinking skills in the analysis of controversial issues like racism, diversity, and the current debate regarding war against Iraq.

• Religion, Description and Empire, Dr. Amir Hussain
  RS 498C, Wed 4:20 - 6:50 PM, #74528.

• Social Legislation and Policy, Dr. Elizabeth Bartle
  Soc 426, M, W 2 - 4 PM, # 96110.
  This course analyzes local and federal policy includes war/terrorism policy. It also covers affects of wars on environment, women, children, etc.

• Vietnamese American Experiences, Dr. Gina Masequesmay
  AAS 495, W 4:20-6:50 PM, SH 321, #89537.
  The first part of this class focuses on critical perspectives and the Vietnam war in context of US official and unoffficial wars around the world and US foreign policies.

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