College of Ethnic Studies, San Francisco State University

College of Ethnic Studies, San Francisco State University This is page and the posts on it promote the mission of the College of Ethnic Studies. The mission of

The College of Ethnic Studies (CoES) was established in Fall 1969 through the efforts of dedicated students, faculty, and community members. The five departments = - Asian American Studies, Africana Studies, Latina/Latino Studies, American Indian Studies, and Race and Resistance Studies - offer over 175 courses each semester to meet the needs of 6000 students. Our curriculum assists students compl

ete their general education; pursue a personal interest in ethnic studies; teach subjects in elementary, secondary, community and college level institutions; or critically inform their professional and vocational skills in areas such as business, social welfare, law, and medicine. The ethnic studies field is unique as an educational experience that redefines the lives of people of color from their own perspectives. This is implemented through the cooperative efforts of students, faculty, and members of the community invested in meaningful education who provide resources and curricula to the university and the community at-large. Our curriculum fosters both a comprehensive understanding of the unique experiences of American Indians, Asian Americans, Blacks, and Latina/os in the United States and intersectional analysis amongst the different communities. Ethnic Studies & Psychology 121
1600 Holloway Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94132-4100

Phone: 415-338-1693
Email: [email protected]
Fax: (415) 338-7593

Thank you Hal for MCing our 2026 Graduation Reception! We really appreciate you bringing your good energy to our colleg...
06/04/2026

Thank you Hal for MCing our 2026 Graduation Reception! We really appreciate you bringing your good energy to our college.

On May 20th, the College of Ethnic Studies celebrated the achievements of graduates, with the friends and family.Congrat...
06/04/2026

On May 20th, the College of Ethnic Studies celebrated the achievements of graduates, with the friends and family.

Congratulations Class of 2026.

On May 20th, the College of Ethnic Studies celebrated the achievements and milestones of graduates of the College with t...
06/03/2026

On May 20th, the College of Ethnic Studies celebrated the achievements and milestones of graduates of the College with their friends, family, faculty and staff at the 2026 Graduation Reception. This year marked the largest attendance of graduates for the college in recent memory.
It was a privilege and honor to share such beautiful moments of reflection, joy and love with our graduates. Thank you to everyone who participated in such an amazing event.

Congratulations to the class of 2026!

Congratulations to all of our scholarship recipients. We were thrilled to celebrate and recognize your achievements this...
05/28/2026

Congratulations to all of our scholarship recipients. We were thrilled to celebrate and recognize your achievements this May.
It was wonderful to see several mothers of recipients in attendance as well. Congratulations!

Yesterday we hosted the annual College of Ethnic Studies Undergraduate Research Symposium. Students from various courses...
05/07/2026

Yesterday we hosted the annual College of Ethnic Studies Undergraduate Research Symposium. Students from various courses showcased their research and creative arts. We also highlighted student projects from the Faculty Undergraduate Research Initiative, a student-faculty research mentorship program in the College of Ethnic Studies.

Happening today. The College of Ethnic Studies research symposium celebrates our undergraduate students’ remarkable con...
05/06/2026

Happening today. The College of Ethnic Studies research symposium celebrates our undergraduate students’ remarkable contributions to research and other creative work on various topics. This event will include poster presentations, fast talks, and creative expressions.

This year's symposium is today Wednesday, May 6, 11:00 AM - 3:30 PM, at the J. Paul Leonard Library, Room 121.

Author Judy Juanita will discuss her new book, Abortion (Or Woman As Threefold Murderess), on Tuesday 04/21 at 2pm in Bu...
04/21/2026

Author Judy Juanita will discuss her new book, Abortion (Or Woman As Threefold Murderess), on Tuesday 04/21 at 2pm in Burke Hall 247. Her new book discusses women's reproductive health issues, while revealing the complexities that arise for black women, black activists, and women in general. She is an SFSU Alumni, both undergraduate and graduate of the MFA in Creative Writing. Judy Juanita was also a participant of the 1968 Black Student Union/Third World Liberation Front Strike that gave birth to the College of Ethnic Studies. The event is created by the course Communicating Realness: Minding The Gap taught by Dr. Caesar and Hal Saga. It is sponsored by ARC and Africana Studies.

Join Dr. Michelle Parra and her research team for Estar De Moda: Latina Immigrant Girl's and Women's Aesthetics, an art ...
04/21/2026

Join Dr. Michelle Parra and her research team for Estar De Moda: Latina Immigrant Girl's and Women's Aesthetics, an art exhibit that celebrates the fashion aesthetics of low-income Latina immigrant girls and women. There will be various images displayed throughout the room, and the research team will give a presentation starting at 4:30pm to provide the audience with some background information on the art. The art exhibit will be on Monday, May 4 from 4-6pm at the Student Center’s U Club.

Latina/Latino Studies speaker series presents: Pa' Fuera!: Equity in Birdwatching and the Outdoors. April 14th, 2026 12:...
04/13/2026

Latina/Latino Studies speaker series presents: Pa' Fuera!: Equity in Birdwatching and the Outdoors. April 14th, 2026 12:30pm-2:00pm, SFSU Library 121. Join Analicia Hawkins to discuss their experience in creating spaces for q***r and trans people of color in the birding realm. All are welcome to attend. For questions or accommodations, contact [email protected]

Please join us for a conversation with Laura Kina, a Vincent de Paul professor at The Art School at DePaul University in...
04/08/2026

Please join us for a conversation with Laura Kina, a Vincent de Paul professor at The Art School at DePaul University in Chicago. Kina will discuss her work as a q***r, disabled, mixed-race Uchinanchu artist-scholar on Thursday April 23, 2026 12:30pm-1:45pm in Library 121 or Zoom, please register here for zoom link: https://aas.sfsu.edu/event/aapi-trailblazers-lecture-laura-kina

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