Professor Romero
Mexican American Studies & Research Center
University of Arizona
Undergraduate Courses
 | MAS 280: Social Perspectives in Mexican American Studies |
Description:
Introduction to Mexican American studies from a psychological perspective.
Theory, research methods, interpretation and impact upon the Mexican American
community.
| MAS 365: Latinos/as: Emerging Contemporary Issues |
Description: Using
a comparative and multi-disciplinary focus this course critically examines major
issues in Latino/a scholarship. Major topics include: immigration, ethnic
identity, class, public health issues, creation and maintenance of the
construction of race, gender, and sexuality.
Graduate Courses
| MAS 587: Chicana Gender Perspectives |
Description:
This courses focuses on the study of
intersections of ethnicity/race, class and gender as studied by Chicana
feminists. An overview of the
psychological study of gender is provided with a focus on theories of gender
socialization, identity formation, and gender roles.
Relevant Links for Students
Writing Resources
The following links have resources for scientific writing including annotated bibliographies, APA style referencing, academic paper writing, thesis writing, and local tutoring. These are useful links for both undergraduate and graduate students.
For Graduate Students: On maintaining balance
| APA graduate student link for balance and self-care |
| Chicana graduate student blogs: Chicanas on the Verge |
| APA graduate student survival guide |
| Don't forget to laugh: Ph.D. comics by Jorge Cham |