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Welcome to the Center for Race & Ethnicity (CRE)

    

ABOUT USThe Center for Race and Ethnicity has organized a wide range of panels, lectures, film screenings, and forums in order to promote interdisciplinary engagement with issues of race and ethnicity in the state, the region and the world. With an audience that includes students and educators, as well as the wider New Jersey community, the Center highlights the expertise of Rutgers scholars of varied specialties by drawing them into a collective conversation about issues of contemporary culture and public policy.   For a brief document that exemplifies the kind of work the center is engaged in, click here or on the image.  

Our Mission

Facilitating research and enriching education on matters of race and ethnicity in contemporary life in America, in New Jersey, and the world. 

Promoting collaborations and fostering cross-disciplinary seminars and discussions on topics from immigration and work, to ethnic politics and racial classification, from preservation of cultural identity to its transformation, and including questions of poverty, discrimination, advancement, integration, and privilege. 

Identifying critical areas for future research and supporting race and ethnicity research and policy development.




Upcoming Events

Graduate Forum on Race and Ethnicity. Feb. 26, 2010

2010-2011 Postdoctoral Fellowship in Race and Gender History. Application Deadline, February 28, 2010.

A two-day symposium at Rutgers and Princeton. "The Challenge of Racial Inequality in a Post-Racial World: Race, Rights and Public Policy in the Age of
Obama.
"  March 26 and 27, 2010.

FilmNew Undergrad Course! Critical Issues in Race, Ethnicity and Film.  For more information click here.


CRE Newsletter



NEW! Vol. 3, Issue 4, 
December 2009, The Role of the Newsmedia in Cross-cultural Dialogue



Recent Faculty Publications

Book Cover of Day of the Dead in the USA

Regina M. Marchi, Day of the Dead in the USA: The Migration and Transformation of a Cultural Phenomenon (Rutgers University Press, 2009)



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