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The Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity (CSCRE) was founded in 1999 with the mission to develop a curriculum focused on the experiences of African-, Latino/a-, Asian-, and Native-American (ALANA) people, who tend to be marginalized, underrepresented, or misrepresented in the U.S. as well as in the normative curriculum. CSCRE also fosters dialogues on issues pertaining to race through extra-curricular programming, notably its year-long Discussion Series, which brings between six and eight speakers, artists, and performers to Ithaca over the Fall and Spring semesters. This dual and comprehensive focus is meant to help students to live meaningfully in a multiracial and polycultural world by understanding how race and ethnicity shape an individual's identity and life chances.
For more information on the CSCRE Discussion Series, including the list of spring speakers and presentations, please visit: /cscre/CSCREDS/
Ithacan story on Spring '14 Discussion Series: http://theithacan.org/news/cscre-previews-spring-discussion-series-on-racial-language/
CSCRE Minors
The Center's minors in African Diaspora, Latino/a, Asian American and Native American Studies cover a broad range of issues, from the historically constructed and contested nature of individual identities to issues of cultural and historical representation, social justice, and struggles for racial redress. While the primary focus of each minor is on the experiences of ALANA people in the U.S., an overall objective is to encourage, allow, and facilitate a study of the U.S. in relation to the world. Where possible, courses rely on historical and comparative methodologies, a combination of epistemological /theoretical concerns with an analysis of "real-life" problems, and a critical approach to the processes of knowledge construction, all of which allow students to develop a contextual understanding of the issues they are studying.
Students in the minor are required to take a total of six courses (*18 credit hours), two from the Conceptual Frameworks category and one each from the remaining four.
- Conceptual Frameworks
- Comparative and International
- Culture and History
- Policy and Praxis
- Power and Liberation
* For the Native American Studies minor, students must take additional 3 credit hours in a Capstone Experience category (total of 21 credit hours).
Please click here for: Minors' Course Lists
Dr. Phuong Nguyen Joins CSCRE & Sociology Department
Dr. Phuong Nguyen joined Ithaca College last Fall and is teaching two courses in the CSCRE (Intro to Asian American Studies and Asian American Race Rebels) and one in the Sociology Department (Selected Topics in Social Change: Asian American Communities). He is also the coordinator of the Asian American Studies minor in the Center.
He has been connected to the study of culture, race, and ethnicity since 1995 and places a strong emphasis on history from the ground up, reminding us that change is a product of struggle, of ordinary people fighting every day in every way to make it happen.
Initially settling in upstate New York, Dr. Nguyen spent most of his youth in California, where his firsthand experience with economic and racial struggles helped him understand his favorite MLK quote: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." He then went on to major in Ethnic Studies at the University of California, San Diego and received his Ph.D. in 2009 from the Department of American Studies & Ethnicity at the University of Southern California.
Dr. Nguyen is currently finishing a book on Vietnamese Americans in Southern California titled, Becoming Refugee American: Guilt, Gratitude, and the Politics of Rescue in Little Saigon
Nancy Morales Joins CSCRE
Nancy Morales joined the CSCRE as a part-time lecturer in the Latina/o Studies minor for the 2013-2014 academic year. She will be teaching courses on Intro to Latina/o Studies, Gender, and Labor Studies focusing on Latina and Latino populations.
Morales has research interests in U.S third world feminist theory, immigration policy, and labor relations focusing on how Latina/o workers and immigrant workers have been excluded from the ranks of the working-class because of their racial, cultural, gender and immigration-status differences. She has a B.A. in Social Psychology from UC Santa Cruz and a Master's from Cornell's Institute for Public Affairs with a minor in Latina/o Studies.
Morales has done research for the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) and for the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) exploring how race and gender are necessary for understanding workers' struggles within the Immigration, Labor, and Civil Rights Movements.
Her advocacy work inside and outside the academy aims to improve the lives of vulnerable working-class populations in all their complexities.
Dr. Gustavo Licón is Awarded Andrew W. Mellon Career Enhancement Fellowship
Gustavo Licón, Assistant Professor of Latino/a Studies in the Center for the Study for Culture, Race and Ethnicity (CSCRE) was recently awarded a Career Enhancement Fellowship for Junior Faculty. This fellowship is funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and administered by The Woodrow Wilson Foundation. This Fellowship, along with the support of Ithaca College and the School of Humanities and Sciences, will provide Dr. Licón the opportunity to focus on his research and writing from June 2013-June 2014. His goal during this fellowship year is to publish several articles in peer reviewed journals.
Dr. Licón's research interests revolve around modern anti-colonial struggles throughout the Americas. In particular, how social movement participants develop and define their identity and ideology, as well as their sense of citizenship and humanity, in the face of repressive government policy, economic deprivation, social stratification, loss of land tenure, immigration, and violence. One of the articles he plans to publish will be on how the construction and negotiation of sexuality influenced the identity, ideology, and activism of Chicana/o student activists in California MEChA from the late 1960s through the late 1990s. Another article will focus on how contemporary U.S. nativist groups have appropriated Chicana/o Movement rhetoric from the 1960s and 1970s to attack their political adversaries and multicultural policies, and support restrictive immigration reform.


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Rusty Jobfish can grow to 110 cm in length and 11 kg in weight, and live for 8 years. They are found in the Indo-Pacific from east Africa to the Hawaiian Islands, north to the China Sea islands and south to Australia, and in the southeastern Atlantic around South Africa.
The abundance of Rusty Jobfish in the US western Pacific region is considered healthy but their abundance in other areas is not known.
Rusty Jobfish are most commonly caught by hook and line gear in several areas including Hawaii, Australia and Guam. This gear type causes little to no habitat damage and results in little bycatch.


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Friends of the Library September Book Sale
FOL members are invited to a Preview Sale: Friday, September 6 from 10am - 12pm
The Book Sale will be open to the general public:
Friday, September 6, 1pm - 5pm
Saturday, September 7, 10am - 5pm
Monday, September 9, 10am - 7pm
Be sure to stock up for fall reading and choose from over 3,000 fiction titles and an extensive selection of cookbooks, all a result of generous patron donations and all priced at $1. Other selections include classics; biographies and memoirs; history; travel; health; inspiration; art, music and poetry; foreign language; reference; nature; hobbies, music CDs, and DVDs all priced at $1. Children's, young adult books, paperbacks, books on cassettes, and VHS movies will be priced at 50¢ each. On Tuesday, September 10, all remaining items will be available at special discount pricing from 10am – 2pm.
National Library Card Sign-up Month: Family Storytime
Friday, September 6 @ 10:30 am
September is National Library Card Sign-up Month. Join us at storytime and bring a friend. We'll read Kevin Goes to the Library, When the Library Lights Go Out, and other stories. Plus, we sing, dance, and do a craft.
Stay 'n Play
Friday, September 6 @ 11 am
There's no need to rush out after storytime. Instead, stay, socialize with other adults, and maybe even relax. Toys and games will be provided for the little ones so that they can socialize, too.
Teen Lounge
Friday, September 6 @ 3:30 pm
Teens, join us for gaming on the Xbox, PlayStation or Wii, play board games, paint, or just hang out with your friends in a fun, friendly environment. Guitars and a keyboard are available if you feel like getting musical.
e-Book Classes
Friday, September 6 beginning at 10am
The Southeast Library will be offering classes on how to download Library e-Books onto various devices (Kindle at 10am, Nook at 11am, and iPad & iPhone at 12pm). All classes are free, but registration is required. To sign up, please stop by the reference desk or call 827-6900.
First Friday Florida Book Club
Friday, September 6 @ 10:15am
We're doing a year-long celebration of Florida literature. Our September book: Last Train To Paradise by Les Standiford.
Raindrop Therapy
Thursday, September 5 @ 6pm
Give your feet a treat by experiencing Raindrop Therapy. Inspired by the Lakota Indians, Raindrop Therapy uses therapeutic oils for balancing and rejuvenating the mind and body. When properly applied to the neck, back and feet, these essential oils can bring about electrical alignment and help relieve a variety of discomforts caused by imbalances in the body. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.


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