研究生 Career Ready with 女奇卡诺人/ o & Latinx研究
Put your degree in 女奇卡诺人/ o and Latinx研究 to work by pursuing a career that interests and challenges you. 女奇卡诺人/ o and Latinx研究 majors develop strong foundations in culturally based education and are trained in understanding the historical development and cultural experiences of Latinx communities. 女奇卡诺人/ o and Latinx研究 majors learn to research and contextualize information, apply their knowledge of cultural sensitivity and understanding, and produce insightful analyses and evidence-based 结论.
Through their interdisciplinary approach, 女奇卡诺人/ o and Latinx研究 majors embody the critical thinking skills to explore, apply, and disseminate, both established and new, scholarship in pursuit of academic excellence and social responsibility. 女奇卡诺人/ o and Latinx研究 majors are poised for success in numerous career fields as a result of the transferable skills they have developed.
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女奇卡诺人/ o & 工作中的拉丁语研究
UNC女奇卡诺人/ o & Latinx研究 graduates pursue careers in companies and organizations 在全国各地. Among our alumni, you will see many working in these industries:
- k - 12教育
- 高等教育
- Government Administration
- Journalism, Media and Publishing
- 非营利组织
- Hospital and Health Care
- 法律
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Using their 女奇卡诺人/ o and Latinx研究 degree, UNC alumni go on to successful careers in a variety of interesting and in-demand professions. Learn more about the popular professions these and other alumni are pursuing.
教育
While many alumni working in education-related roles may be teachers, several others use their degree and training in an educational services roles like instructional design.
卡门·里维拉，98年, Colorado State University Assistant Vice President
布兰迪·特维诺，2000年, Weld County School District RE-5J District ELD 协调员
Management and Operations
UNC alumni are prepared to serve in leadership and operational management roles within non profit organizations, educational institutions and private and publicly held companies.
阿什利Valenzuela -Ruesgen ’11, Hensel Phelps Corporate Director of Human 资源
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教师关注的焦点
Corridos: Bringing New Perspectives - In Fall 2019, UNC Magazine published an article highlighting Dr. Alcantar的课程 MAS 410: Narcocorrido and Mexican Folk Culture. Check out the full article here.
Dr. 乔纳森Alcantar
Department Chair and Associate Professor of 女奇卡诺人/ o & Latinx Stuides
Every culture has a song. Professor 乔纳森Alcantar, Ph.D., explores a very specific subgenre of cultural music called the Narcocorrido in his Mexican-American Studies class: MAS 410, Narcocorrido and Mexican Folk Culture. Culturally significant, Corridos follow the ages and flow with events. 从 早期的科里多斯喜欢 The Ballad of Joaquin Murrieta, written for the Mexican-American War, focusing on battles, leaders and cultural conflict; the Chicano Movement of the 1960s, singing about certain protests and actions; and current issues with the most recent of the subgenres: the Narcocorrido. As the name suggests, the Narcocorrido deals with drug trading. It’s a sensitive subject, with songs that may both praise drug lords’ deeds and criticize the violence and deaths 发生. “We don’t try to glamorize this, because a lot of people have died,” Alcantar说. “This is a real, critical issue that involves both countries. 当 I teach this class, I want (my students) to know how to look critically at these issues.”
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