Courses across the Holy Cross curriculum examine the diversity of human experiences, around the world and across time. Several programs, in particular, have been designed to help students of all races delve more deeply into the African-American, Asian-American, and Latino/a experiences:

Africana Studies

Asian Studies

Latin American and Latino Studies

Additional Academic Resources

** Prof. Esther L. Levine is the assistant dean who has special
responsibilities for ALANA and international students. This means, in part, that ALANA students may consult Dean Levine about their academic programs, no matter what their class year. To learn more about Dean Levine, click here.

** As part of its collection of teaching and learning resources
the office of Academic Services & Learning Resources holds a number of books and journals which focus on topics such as racial identity development and multicultural issues in higher education. With permission, students are welcome to borrow these resources.

** The Office of Multicultural Education, directed by Ms. Mable Millner, educates the College community about diversity, pluralism, race, and human relationships.