US Immigration: Contemporary Issues & Debates
Course #: ANTH 277, Class #: 1267, Section #: 01
Description
Large-scale post-1965 immigration to the U.S. has significantly reshaped national life. Immigrants from the Caribbean, Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Europe have radically altered the way we think about cities, race, ethnicity, nation, and politics. Key themes covered include history, politics, and processes of immigration; class and race dimensions; transnationalism; immigrants in the economy; and comparative group experiences.
Course Details
Date / Time
7/13/26 - 8/20/26
TBA
Location
Online
Credits
3
Session
Summer Session 2, 6 weeks
Class Dates
7/13/2026 - 8/20/2026
Location
Online
Enrolled / Capacity
21 / 25
Status
Open