Byrne Seminars

A Byrne Seminar is:

  • A one credit course
  • For first-year students only
  • Taught by tenured and tenure-track faculty
  • An introduction to research
  • Graded Pass/No Credit
  • Capped at 20 students

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Journeys, Pilgrimages, and Quests in Latino Language and Culture

Nydia Flores (School of Education)
Ebelia Hernandez (School of Education)

This seminar will address the Latino experience in college, in the U.S., and in New Jersey, and uncover the selves of Latino identity.  We will consider what has contributed to their language, their culture, and their identity, and how the immigrant and non-immigrant Latino quest for success is articulated among this new generation. Several topics will be explored, including Latinos’ linguistic and cultural diversity; Bilingual biculturalism; the Latino heritage experience; Latinos and the college experience; Code-switching and language identity; Latino history and migration; Latino gender roles; Latino academic achievement; Precious Knowledge; Latino familismo; Latinos and diaspora; and more. 

Course Number: 
01:090:101 section 26 index 28115