ER&M Fall Semester courses
The Program in Ethnicity, Race, and Migration (ER&M), the Center’s undergraduate program, is offering a wide-range of listed and cross-listed… read more
Into the Archives of Tourism: Mexican Beaches and the Challenges of Contemporary History
Written by Carlos R. Hernández Sweating profusely from the tropical climate, I entered Prof. Sergio Quezada’s airconditioned office at the Universidad… read more
Building Cohort, Community and Climate: Vicki L. Ruiz Explores Diversity in the Academy
Written by Nicholas Forster
Professor Vicki L. Ruiz visited Yale to discuss diversity the academy all the while asking: what are the political possibilities available to scholars?
French American Studies Working Group Considers a “Monetary Episode” in New France, circa 1685
Written by Erin Johnson
On February 24, 2017, Catherine Desbarats, Professor of History at McGill University, visited the Yale campus for a lecture entitled, “ ‘Inventing’ Paper Money in New France, 1685.”
Inside the Classroom: ER&M 200
Written by Nicholas Forster
The final week of class is always a challenge. For those in Professor Alicia Schmidt Camacho’s “Introduction to Ethnicity, Race, and Migration” (ER&M 200) the semester concluded not with a whimper but a bang.
ER&M Spring Semester Courses
The Ethnicity, Race, and Migration (ER&M), the Center’s undergraduate program, is offering over 35 listed and cross-listed courses for Spring… read more
Faculty Profile: Maria Quintana
This week’s profile is Maria Quintana, the postdoctoral associate in the Center for the Study of Race, Indigeneity, and Transnational Migration.