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Intercultural/International Studies Division

Welcome!

Office hours:  Monday-Friday 8:00am-12:00pm/1:00pm-5:00pm

 

 

Welcome to our division! As you will soon discover, the Intercultural/International Studies Division (IIS) includes 21 different instructional programs as well as the Multicultural/International Center and its activities, such as the Asian Pacific American Leadership Institute (APALI) and ¡LEAD!.

 

Peruse the information pages identified on the left to get degree and certificate requirements and links to other similar resources. If you cannot find the information you're looking for, please call the IIS division office at 408.864.8769 or e-mail okabekubojoann@deanza.edu.

 

Thanks for visiting our site. We look forward to seeing you soon in class!

 

IIS Departments

The Intercultural/International Studies Division provides programs of study that increase understanding of the many cultures and languages of the world today.

Click on the links below to explore what we have to offer.

World Languages

* currently suspended due to low enrollments and budget cuts

Register for this Class-Fall!

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Survey of the multiple ways in which women are active in Politics at the Community, Local, State, National and Global levels, primarily in the U.S., with some consideration of women's diverse political engagements elsewhere.

 

Can also be taken as Political Science 60.

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Multicultural Center Entrance

 

The newly renovated Multicultural Center is now open!

 

Click to RESERVE A ROOM and see the Calendar of Events at the MCC.

 

The old MCC building was reworked into a Multicultural Center with facilities that integrate academic programs with community-oriented learning experiences.

 

It will help prepare students to be civic-minded, cross-culturally competent, well-informed and active participants in the communities where they live and learn.

 

Read more about Multicultural Center and how to sponsor its renovation.

 

Examples of World Art



Intercultural
/International studies Division
Office: Multicultural Center
Contact: Jo Ann Okabe-Kubo
Phone: 408.864.8769

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Last Updated: 4/26/12