Western Carolina University Ethnicity

What is the ethnic diversity rank of the Western Carolina University; give me there details about it? Provide me the list of courses offered by the Western Carolina University? Also give me the contact details of the Western Carolina University?

Can you tell me about the Academic Programs offered by Western Carolina University which shows diversity in race, ethnicity and gender?

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Diversity at Western Carolina University is all-inclusive and recognizes everyone and every group as part of the diversity that should be valued. It includes race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, age, national origin, geography, religion, disability, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, education, marital status, language and linguistic differences, and physical appearance. It also involves different ideas, perspectives, and values.


Diversity at Western Carolina University

Academic Programs

Cherokee Studies —
Cherokee Studies develops and coordinates programs and courses relating to Native American and Cherokee culture, language, history, health and environment with the goal of promoting awareness and understanding of Cherokee and Indigenous issues.


Exploring LatinX Cultures —
A 2019-2020 Academic Learning Community where participants "travel" through the U.S. and Latin America learning the histories and literatures of the Spanish-speaking world


International Studies Program —
The International Studies program prepares students to work in today’s global marketplace in any field or to continue their studies in graduate school or law school.


Philosophy and Religion—
Philosophy is critical thinking. Deciding whether an idea is worth believing takes intellectual and emotional maturity. The study of religion will challenge as well as confirm thoughts about religious traditions.


U.S. Latinx Studies —
Starting in Fall 2019, a U.S. Latinx Studies minor will be offered to WCU students. Melissa Birkhofer, a lecturer in the Department of English, has been named director of this minor.


World Languages—
Its programs not only build and broaden language skills, but also expose to the rich culture and history of the world’s people and places.


Centers


Cherokee Center—
It was established in 1975, is committed to serving tribal and non-tribal residents of Cherokee, NC (Qualla Boundary) and the surrounding communities.


Mountain Heritage Center—
It is a museum that engages WCU and the wider community in the study, preservation and celebration of southern Appalachia’s cultural heritage and history

Public Policy Institute –
It aims to empower the Western North Carolina region to effectively manage real policy problems by mobilizing students, community leaders, faculty, and citizens to discuss and develop viable policy options to create more effective policies.