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The Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies examines the interlocking forces of domination rooted in various socially constructed categories.
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Wonderful turnout at our student social this week and excellent conversations among new and returning students, faculty, and staff -- and the pizza was pretty good, too! Come get to know Race, Gender & Ethnic Studies this fall! group of university people talking, standing and seated by @csu_etst
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The semester just started, but we’re already thinking about winter break. Learn more about our 5 study abroad programs that are running over winter break plus 1 spring semester program. These faculty-led experiences are easy to fit into your degree plan with no stress over transfer credits — you’re signing up for a CSU class! 👉 Need more information before the Sept. 15 application deadline? Attend the CSU Education Abroad Fair on Sept. 9 to learn more about these opportunities (and many, many more). Experience Ghana through community engagement, cultural learning and hands-on projects alongside Ghanaian youth and young adults. Explore Ghanaian history and culture, connect with community leaders, visit museums and galleries, and immerse yourself in traditions including storytelling, drumming and dance. ✈️ Dec. 27, 2026 - Jan. 16, 2027 📅 Application due Sept. 15 ➡️ Ran by @csu_etst Step into the ancient world in Italy and discover what the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum reveal about everyday life in the Roman Empire. Explore everything from food and religion to gladiators and neighborhood bars while learning how archaeologists, historians and other scholars piece together the stories of the past. ✈️ Jan. 3-15, 2027 📅 Application due Sept. 15 ➡️ Ran by @csuanthgr Experience Belgium one brew at a time! Explore Belgium’s brewing traditions, culture, and history. Tour breweries and cultural sites, learn about Belgian customs and traditions, and gain a deeper global perspective. ✈️ Jan, 5 - 16, 2027 📅 Application due Sept. 15 ➡️ Ran by @csuanthgr Spend two weeks in Brussels and The Hague studying global security, diplomacy, world politics, and international law. Attendees will visit major institutions like the European Union, NATO, International Court of Justice, and International Criminal Court, examining all of them through an international relations perspective. ✈️ Jan. 5-17, 2027 📅 Application due Sept. 15 ➡️ Ran by @csupolisci Experience the many sides of Japan through hands-on cultural activities, historic sites and excursions across Okinawa, Hiroshima, and Kyoto. From staying with a local family to exploring temples, museums, and memorials, Collage of students experiencing study abroad programs through a faculty led CSU experience by @csu_etst
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Upcoming Event Reminder🚨 The Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies (RGES) cordially invites you to our upcoming Alumni Career Panel this Wednesday from 1pm to 2pm in the Lory Student Center (rooms 304-306). We hope to see you there! [Top Left Image]: Cam the Ram. [Bottom Left Image]: The front of the administrative building covered by greenery. by @csu_etst
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Upcoming Event Reminder🚨 The Ghana Community Engagement Project Info Session is this week on Thursday in Laurel Hall Commons Room 103. For more information, please scan the QR code. We hope to see you there! [Top Left Image]: A sunlit stone monument surrounded by greenery, with statues standing in water in front of it. [Bottom Left Image]: A crowded daytime roadway with buses driving and lines of people walking. by @csu_etst
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ATTENTION!!🚨 ATTENTION!!🚨 Our winter 2026-2027 applications are open for Engage, Learn, and Challenge Colonial Narratives: A Transformative Journey in Ghana, West Africa!🔊 Don't just dream about making a difference – come do it. Let's go to Ghana! Join us for a deeply immersive learning experience that goes beyond traditional tourism to explore Ghana's rich heritage, contemporary realities, and resilient communities. This 21-day journey invites you to critically examine global power structures while engaging meaningfully with local changemakers and grassroots initiatives. Throughout these 21 days across four regions, we'll engage with diverse languages, cultures, and worldviews. This isn't about observing from a distance – it's about learning to be accountable allies and understanding our own positionality in global systems of power. We'll explore community-led development initiatives that challenge Western aid models, youth movements reshaping Ghana's future on their own terms, Indigenous knowledge systems and local artistic expressions as forms of cultural preservation and resistance. This program challenges participants to move beyond surface-level education abroad to engage with complex questions about power, privilege, and partnership. Together, we'll learn how to support community-driven change while critically examining our own roles in global systems. Join us in this journey of unlearning, relearning, and collective growth. *Note: This program was developed in partnership with Ghanaian community leaders and educators, centering local voices and perspectives throughout the experience. Ready to jump in? Attend Our First Interest meeting🗓. 📍What: Interest Meeting, Ghana Community Engagement Project. 📍When: Thursday, May 7th from 4pm to 5pm. 📍Where: Laurel Hall, Office of International Programs Room (Commons 103). Image: (Center/Bottom) green, white, and gold Colorado State University logo featuring Cam the Ram. Image: (Top/Right) green and white Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies branding. by @csu_etst
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🚨CAREER PANEL ALERT🚨 The Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies (RGES) cordially invites you to our upcoming Alumni Career Panel next Wednesday May 6th from 1pm to 2pm in the Lory Student Center (rooms 304-306). This alumni panel is comprised of former RGES students who have a major or minor with us, and are now working professionals in a variety of high impact fields. So, whether you are interested in learning what types of careers our department prepares students for, or you are seeking community-based learning insights, this panel is an excellent resource to get you informed about your educational options in RGES and the professional pathways that they foster. Additionally, can't attend the panel but still have questions about our majors and minors? Please reach out to our academic advisor Joanna.Doxey@colostate.edu for your RGES inquiries. We look forward to being in community with YOU! Left Panel Images: (Top) Cam the Ram, (Bottom) CSU Administrative building. Bottom Image Panel: (Left) A raised fist with "ethnic studies" written on the left side, "knowledge is power" and "women's studies" written on the right side. (Right) The Department of Race. Gender, and Ethnic Studies logo. by @csu_etst
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ATTENTION!! ATTENTION!!🎉 The 32nd Annual NCIPA Powwow & Art Market is this weekend at Northside Aztlan Community Center. Additionally, Dr. Roe Bubar (former beloved professor in the Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies) and Ron Hall will be honored on Sunday afternoon at 1:30pm if anyone is interested in supporting their continued community work and engagement. Let's continue to build community through strength and hope! *Please note that this event is open to the general public. Image: A burgundy background decorated with baby blue and pink flowers at the top, an Indigenous dancer in cultural regalia, and a schedule for the NCIPA Powwow events. by @csu_etst
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A unique benefit of choosing to major or minor in the Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies are the robust opportunities for immersive education outside of the typical classroom setting. With this necessity in mind, associate professor, Dr. Caridad Souza has continued to lead a new cohort of students each year to study abroad in the Republic of Ghana, West Africa over winter break. This enriching experience has provided our students with unique cultural opportunities, as well as expanding their knowledges of community engagement and decentering Western worldviews that often make it difficult to truly embrace the broader global community. Please join us on April 4th from 2pm to 4pm for Gifts From Ghana, a special event that will showcase stories, dance, and food from this year's Ghana Community Engagement Project. *Please RSVP using the QR code on the flyer. Image: Ghanaian flags strung above a richly textured fabric cut out that reads "Gifts From Ghana", with the text below it reading "Come to hear the stories, watch the dances and enjoy the food from this year's Ghana Community Engagement Project", "April 4th 2-4pm Performances, exhibit and reception in the Robert W. Hoffert Learning Center of the Gregory Allcar Museum", "University Center for the Arts 1400 Remington St. Fort Collins, CO 80524", "RSVP here" with a red arrow pointing to a QR code below. by @csu_etst
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Are you looking to build nuanced professional skills while obtaining a meaningful degree? Look no further than the Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies (RGES) at Colorado State University🎓. RGES students develop skills that are highly valued in community-centered and people-focused careers such as critical analysis and cultural competency as well as community engagement, equity-centered leadership, and coalition building. Additionally, in our 2026 alumni report, former RGES students attest to using these skills daily in their various professional roles💡. For further information on how you can become an RGES major or minor, please contact our Academic Support Coordinator Joanna Doxey at Joanna.Doxey@colostate.edu for more details😀. Text: Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies Colorado State University, Skills in Motion, Your major is just the beginning. Image: Faculty and Students sit around a square table smiling and laughing together attentively. by @csu_etst
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Drag Performers from all over Colorado will showcase their artistry in this magic themed performance. This event is a way to fundraise for scholarships from the Pride Resource Center! This year's theme is Mystic Mayhem, incorporating anything from fairies to dungeons and dragons to magic. We will have a meet and greet at 5:00 pm and the show starts at 6:00 pm! "Drag Performers from all over Colorado will showcase their artistry in this magic themed performance. This event is a way to fundraise for scholarships from the Pride Resource Center! This year's theme is Mystic Mayhem, incorporating anything from fairies to dungeons and dragons to magic. For reasonable accommodations, please contact ramevents_priderc@colostate.edu Text: All students are welcome and invited to engage! Annual CSU Drag Show Hosted By Private Royce + Krisa Gonna, Headliner Nini Coco Sunday March 29 6pm LSC Grand Ballroom, no bags allowed. Image (left): A drag performer dressed elaborately in crystals, and dancing with one arm stretched upward and one stretched across the body. by @csu_etst
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The Asian Pacific American Cultural Center (APACC), in collaboration with the Native American Cultural Center (NACC) and the Graduate Student Council (GSC), invites you to an engaging book talk featuring Dr. Nishant Upadhyay, author of the award-winning Indians on Indian Lands: Intersections of Race, Caste, and Indigeneity (2024). Dr. Upadhyay’s groundbreaking work examines the intersections of caste, race, settler colonialism, antiblackness, capitalism, and solidarity-building between Indigenous and South Asian communities. This event will provide an opportunity for everyone including graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, staff, faculty, and the wider CSU community to engage in meaningful dialogue on these challenging topics. The program will include: - Pre-event networking and refreshments - Facilitated conversation led by Cassandra Puletapuai, Co-President of the Graduate Student Council (GSC) - Q&A session with Dr. Upadhyay - Book signing and pop-up book stall hosted by the CSU Bookstore Mark your calendars for this transformative program ahead of the APIDA and SWANA Heritage Month in April! Complimentary snacks and beverages will be provided. For questions, feel free to contact APACC at apacc.csu@gmail.com. Text: The Asian Pacific American Cultural Center (APACC), in collaboration with the Native American Cultural Center (NACC) and the Graduate Student Council (GSC), invites you to an engaging book talk featuring Dr. Nishant Upadhyay, author of the award-winning Indians on Indian Lands: Intersections of Race, Caste, and Indigeneity (2024). Image (left): "Indians on Indian Land" book cover, (center) facilitator Cassandra Puletapuai wearing a green headdress, and (bottom left) Dr. Upadhyay dressed in all black. by @csu_etst
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In Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom, the beloved ancestor bell hooks states, “I came to theory because I was hurting—the pain within me was so intense that I could not go on living. I came to theory desperate, wanting to comprehend—to grasp what was happening around and within me. Most importantly, I wanted to make the hurt go away. I saw in theory then a location for healing.”❤️. Please join the Department of Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies on Wednesday March 25th for a Town Hall style meeting that furthers the notion that education is a practice of freedom and pathway to healing, as well as to discuss why race and gender still matter in our discipline and beyond❤️. *Note: Light refreshments will be available on a first come, first served basis😊. Image: Colorful circular shapes on the left margin and a raised fist on the right margin with a sequence of arrows pointing upward, as well as the Race, Gender, and Ethnic Studies logo. Text: Join us for a TOWN HALL March 25th, Time: 1:00pm-2:00pm, Location: Eddy 202, Let's Talk: Why Race and Gender Still Matter. Be part of the conversation, refreshments served. by @csu_etst
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