Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies
Graduate Attribute Course Submission Form
Courses approved by the Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies program offer students an opportunity to study race and ethnicity in varied associate disciplines. Students take courses that focus on different racial and ethnic groups, in the United States and abroad, and consider the larger context surrounding race and ethnicity.
I. Request Type
Please choose one: 
For faculty only, how often is this course usually taught?
II. CRES Graduate Learning Outcomes
Required Outcome:
 
1. Students will learn to critically and comparatively analyze the constructions of race
and ethnicity and their effects on global society at the graduate level.

You May Select Up to Two Additional Outcomes:
 
2. Students will learn and use the major theoretical and methodological frameworks of race and 
ethnic studies, such as critical race theory, for conducting scholarship in their respective 
disciplines.
 
3. Students will develop cultural competency in initiating and engaging in informed dialogues about 
race and ethnicity within the classroom and beyond.
 
4. Students will learn about and evaluate career opportunities available to students
who have an accredited Graduate Certificate in race and ethnic studies.
 
Supplemental Concentrations Learning Outcome:
 
5. Students will develop further in-depth competency in researching and/or teaching
race and ethnic studies in their respective disciplinary course of study.
Which outcomes does this course fulfill?  (You may select more than one)
IV. Syllabus
Please submit a copy of your syllabus for your course to be evaluated and approved.
 
If you have any questions or concerns about the course attribute process, please do not hesitate to contact us at cres@tcu.edu. The CRES Curriculum Committee will consider and approve these submissions regularly.
 
If approved, please resubmit your course syllabus each semester you teach this course.
 
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