Curricular Connections

Many courses at Swarthmore explore issues relevant to immigration, citizenship, and other topics germane to the undocumented experience. In addition to the following course list, the Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility also collects resources on engaged scholarship related to Refugees and Immigrants.

• Political Anthropology (Nadkarni, ANTH 042D)
• Latin American Economies (Olivero, Econ 84)
• Multicultural Psychology: Immigrant Adjustment (Thelamour, PSYC 137)
• Asian Religions in the Americas (Khanna, RELG 051) 
• El “otro”: voces y miradas múltiples (Guardiola, SPAN 061) 
• Transnational Migration (Rangel, SOCI 035)
• Asian American Literature and Culture (Ku, ENGL 047A).
• The United States and Latin America (Handlin, POLS 086)
• Immigration & Education (Allard, EDUC 152)
• Sanctuary (Price, ENGL 079P)

LibGuide: Undocumented in Higher Ed

This research guide, created by Roberto Vargas and Simon Elichko at the Swarthmore Libraries, represents an ongoing effort to gather current research on how colleges and universities support and think about undocumented students. The guide includes scholarly articles and books as well as student-facing materials created to support this student population.

• Explore the Lib Guide