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Assistant Professor David Hérnandez teaches courses on the politics of inequality, Latina/o immigration, and deportation and repatriation movements in the United States. Click here to view his profile...
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Magali Sánchez-Hall and José del Real, Chicana/o Studies majors, were nominated to participate in the Summer Institute for Latino Public Policy (SILPP). Click here to read more...
Welcome to Our Department
The mission of the UCLA César E. Chávez Department of Chicana/o Studies is to train a new generation of scholars to research and analyze the life, history, and culture of Mexican-origin people within the United States, as well as of other Latino/a and indigenous populations in the Americas. Addressing local, national, and transnational contexts, the Chicana/o Studies curriculum at UCLA explores race, class, gender, and sexuality paradigms as they have shaped the history of the field, as well as new directions in the study of Chicana/os and Latina/os, including
Ph.D. Program in Chicana/o Studies
- Border and Transnational Studies;
- Expressive Arts;
- History, Language, and Culture of the Americas;
- Labor, Law, and Policy Issues
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Ph.D. Program in Chicana/o Studies









