Fall 2024 classes offered in Ethnic Studies as of Tuesday, 04/23/2024 at 06:55 AM schedFallES report generated: 23-APR-24
Class	Sect	CN#	Units	Notes*	Fee	Dates	Days	Time	Room	Instructor	Cap	Enr	Rsrvd*	Avail*	Wait Cap*	Wait Tot*	Sust*	Perm Text Status	Bookstore Text Info
ES 105 Intro to U.S. Ethnic Studies	1	42510	3				WF	11:00-12:20	ONL	Corral Rocha,M	35	28	7	0	99	8	SR		Texts
ES 106 Intro to Black Studies	1	42511	3				TR	11:00-12:20	NR_224	Hatendi,CM	40	15	10	15	99	0	SR		Texts
ES 106 Intro to Black Studies	2	42645	3				TR	09:00-10:20	ONL	Ransom,JD	40	17	6	17	99	0	SR		Texts
ES 107 Chican@/Latinx Lives	5	43270	3				TR	09:00-10:20	ONL	Corral Rocha,M	40	30	10	0	99	0			Texts
ES 200 African Am and Latinx Am Hist	1	43947	3				TR	11:00-12:20	FH_235	Monico,RA	35	3		32	0	0			Texts
ES 305 African American Cultural Hist	1	42513	3				R	11:00-12:20	SH_110	Bell,RJ	40	17	8	15	99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Bell,RJ					99	0			Texts
ES 308 Multi-Ethnic Resistance (U.S.)	1	43847	3				WF	13:00-14:20	ONL	Wallin-Sato,TW	30	22		8	0	0			Texts
ES 317 Campus Dialogue on Race	1	42743	1			10/21-10/25		-	TBA	Bernal,AY	25	6		19	99	0			Texts
						10/17	R	17:00-18:50	BSS_204	Bernal,AY					99	0			Texts
						11/07	R	17:00-18:50	BSS_204	Bernal,AY					99	0			Texts
ES 336 Satire and Intersections	1	42369	4	below			MW	15:00-16:50	FH_108	Delgado,A	6	4		2	99	0			Texts

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Class notes schedFallES report generated: 23-APR-24
Class	CN	Class Notes
ES 336 Satire and Intersections	42369	Special Topic Description: Fiction, poetry, essays, and films by creators of color at the intersections of gender, disability, and class, including several works of satire. This class is cross-listed with ENGL 336 and WS 336.