The special major and minor in Interdisciplinary Studies in California Cultural Studies (CCS) has been established in order to bring together writers, scholars, artists, and students from various fields, organizations, and disciplines whose major interests include the study of California.  California Cultural Studies aims to attract a diverse group of students, representing a number of different ethnic and cultural groups, as well as a variety of geographic regions within California, into an interdisciplinary learning community devoted to the study, preservation, and understanding of California's diverse cultural life.	The California Cultural Studies program has been designed to promote collaboration among students, scholars, and artists at Sonoma State University and to promote community involvement so that together we may pursue California-themed projects in an intellectually simulating environment. We also offer specially designed courses to highlight California's uniqueness and the diversity of cultures and landscapes.
California Cutural Studies Advisors Marilyn Cannon, Biology & CCS Raymond Castro, Chicano and Latino Studies Edward Castillo, Native American Studies Robert Coleman-Senghor English & CCS Dorothy Fredel, Geography William Crowley, Geography William Guynn, Film Studies Daniel Markwyn, History Andrew Merrifield, Political Science Susan Moulton, Art History Margret Purser, Anthropology Michael Schwager, Director, University Gallery Clarice Stasz, History	Associated Faculty William Johnson, Music Jeff Langley, Director, Performing Arts Andrian Praetzellis, Anthropology Arturo Ramirez, Chicano and Latino Studies Thomas Rosin, Anthropology Larry Shinagawa, American Multicultural Studies Terry Wright, Geology

California Cultural Studies Office: Nichols Hall, Room 340
Program Coordinator: Prof. Robert Coleman-Senghor,
Dept. of English & California Cultural Studies, 707-664-2903

Visions of California is An Upper-Division G.E. Thematic Block of Linked Courses (9 units)

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