CU Denver Ethnic Studies Department

Congratulations 2024 Ethnic Studies graduates!!!!

Finals are approaching quickly! Make sure to take time to study!
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Congratulations Jadyn Mill - the first student to complete the AAPI Studies certificate!!

Congrats to our 2024 graduates!

Fall registration is coming up! Make sure to check if you have any academic holds to take care of them before registration opens!

Have a safe and wonderful spring break!
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Join us on April 10th to celebrate our 2024 graduates! Mark your calendars!
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Join us for Dennis Green speaking at the presentation to honors and leadership students on March 29th 9 a.m. at North classroom 1202

Summer is coming up pretty fast, so make sure to register for your classes soon to make sure to grab your position!

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At CU Denver, we’re committed to being an equity-serving institution and have several ways for our Lynx community to participate in Women’s History Month on campus this year. Mark your calendars with these events:
The body project
Women’s History Month Kick-Off Event: Rooted in Resilience
S*x Trivia
The Women in Entrepreneurship Workshop
Feminist State of the Union
From the Dragon Lady to Fu Manchu: A History of Asian American Gender Stereotypes
Gratitude Day
Express Yourself: A Transgender Day of Visibility Event

Celebrate Women’s History Month at CU Denver - CU Denver News Each year, during March, the country takes time to celebrate the incredible impact and accomplishments of women. Importantly, we also look to the future

“As the first person in my family to go to college, CU Denver helped me meet my moment. I was sitting in class and the professor started talking about health equity and social justice. I realized I could become a doctor and support change in my community.” - Dr. Mundo

How Dr. Will Mundo Met His Moment at CU Denver - CU Denver News For Dr. Will Mundo, there is a very specific moment when education changed his life. He was sitting in a CU Denver class when the professor started

At CU Denver, we know that building a community starts with our individual experiences but is strengthened when we find connections between the things that make us unique. And, as a university that aims to be an equity-serving leader in higher education, CU Denver knows that creating a strong sense of belonging and community is critical not only for a good workplace but to best serve our diverse students.

CU Denver’s Affinity Groups Focus on Creating Strong Sense of Belonging on Campus - CU Denver News At CU Denver, we know that building a community starts with our individual experiences but is strengthened when we find connections between the things

ASA Lunar new year celebration

There’s still plenty of time to register for Spring 2024 classes!

Why take cultural diversity awareness in the workplace?

CU Denver’s Guide to Preparing—and Destressing—During Finals Week

CU Denver’s Guide to Preparing—and Destressing—During Finals Week - CU Denver News It’s that time of the semester! Classes are winding down and it is time to show off all that you’ve learned over the past few months. CU Denver is here to

Fall 2023 Native Indigenous Graduation Ceremony

Chancellor Michele Marks, in particular, spoke about CU Denver’s journey to become the first equity-serving institution in the nation and recent achievements on that front. “This goal came from you—our CU Denver community,” said Marks. “I’m so proud that it leads our strategic plan.”

Farias announced the availability of $1 million in funding over the next two years to fuel continued engagement, research, ideation, and data as part of our push toward inclusive excellence within our student, staff, and faculty.

First Annual DEI Symposium at CU Denver Draws More Than 200 Attendees Committed to Creating an Equity-Serving Institution - CU Denver News Many small steps lead to big changes, and everyone plays a part in achieving our collective success. That was the message the Office of Diversity, Equity

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“A foot in both places” — Frank Dávila’s journey from Texas’s migrant labor camps to becoming an educational leader

“I grew up as a migrant worker in Texas. At CU Denver, I became comfortable when I learned to go into my past, my heritage, and be proud of it. Being able to appreciate where I came from and where I found myself then—that was beautiful to me.”

— Frank Davila, PhD '98
Educator, community leader, veteran

Read more about Frank: bit.ly/3t3tm84