Departmental Information
Program Director
Prof. Claudio Lomnitz
422 Hamilton
854-0195
Associate Director
Prof. Pablo Piccato
325 Fayerweather
854-3725
Assistant Director
Leon James Bynum
424 Hamilton
854-0510
Undergraduate Director
Frances Negrón-Muntaner
416 Hamilton
854-0507
Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race
424 Hamilton
854-0507
Committee on Comparative Ethnic Studies
| Nicholas de Genova
Anthropology
452 Schermerhorn; 854-0507
Steven Gregory
Anthropology; African American Studies
452 Schermerhorn; 854-4552
Farah J. Griffin
English and Comparative
Literature/African-American Studies
758 Schermerhorn Extension;
854-7002
Wen Jin
English and Comparative Literature
602 Philosophy; 854-4707
Claudio Lomnitz
Anthropology; Center for the Study of
Ethnicity and Race
422 Hamilton; 854-0195
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Manning Marable
History/African-American Studies
758 Schermerhorn Extension;
854-7002
Mae Ngai
History
611 Fayerweather; 854-4646
Elizabeth Povinelli
Anthropology; Institute for Research on
Women and Gender
452 Schermerhorn; 854-4552
Bruce Robbins
English and Comparative Literature
602 Philosophy; 854-6463
Sandhya Shukla
Anthropology; Center for the Study of
Ethnicity and Race
957 Schermerhorn Extension;
854-7752
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The major and concentration in Comparative Ethnic Studies is offered through the
Centor for the Study of Ethnicity and Race. The main questions addressed by students
are: how are race and ethnicity formed, and how do conceptualizations of
race and ethnicity evolve and change over time and place? Students analyze and
criticize both historical and contemporary approaches to this question and do so
in national and international contexts.
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