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Tag: ethnic studies
CSU students now required to take ethnic studies course
After months of deliberation, Assembly Bill 1460 has been signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Ethnic studies to be required on all CSU campuses
California Assembly Bill 1460 passed Thursday, meaning all CSU graduates will now have to fulfill a one-course requirement of ethnic studies to complete their degrees.
CSULB Academic Senate votes in favor of ethnic studies requirement
In a 35-23 vote, A.S. decides to show support for general education ethnic studies requirement.
ASI Senate passes resolution on ethnic studies
After weeks of debate, ASI ruled in favor of lobbying on behalf of the ethnic studies requirement resolution.
ASI hosts open forum about proposed ethnic studies requirement
The forum was held in response to the Associated Student Inc. Senate voting down resolution #SB 2020-12, a resolution that would support a bill for an ethnic studies general education requirement.
Ethnic studies courses need to be mandatory, and ASI needs to help
Student protesters at the ASI senate meeting were right. More diverse views of history and culture are desperately needed in all levels of education.
ASI Senate protested following ‘no’ vote on ethnic studies resolution
Last week, the ASI Senate voted “no” on a resolution that would require an ethnic studies course to become a general education requirement. Student activists were present this week to protest that decision.
S4E5 | BEACH WEEKLY | Ethnic studies course requirement
In this episode of Beach Weekly, host Aubrey Balster gives the lowdown of upcoming campus events and sits down with Daily Forty-Niner News Editor Madalyn Amato to discuss the ASI Senate’s recent ‘no’ vote on an ethnic studies requirement. Sports analyst Manuel Valladares dives into the latest in Beach athletics, including a look into women’s basketball, men’s volleyball and baseball.
Ethnic studies courses are the future, and CSULB needs to support them
ASI’s vote against supporting mandatory multicultural courses is a mistake. These classes are vital to our collective futures.