Transfers ToNot transferableDescriptionThis is the experimental courses description. English as a Second Language 403 English as a Second Language (ESL) Course Sequence Proficiency Level Listening and Speaking Courses (3 Units) Integrated Reading and Writing Courses (6 Units) Grammar Courses (3 Units) ESL Center Courses (0.5 to 1.5 Units) Advanced N/A ESL 350 (4 units) = ENGWR 303 N/A ESL LAB 80 Advanced N/A ESLW 340 (4 units) = ENGL C1000 N/A ESL LAB 80 Advanced-Low ESLL 320 ESL 325 ESLG 320 ESL LAB 70 or 71 Intermediate-High ESLL 310 ESL 315 ESLG 310 ESL LAB 60 or 61 Intermediate-Mid ESLL 51 ESL 55 ESLG 51 ESL LAB 50 or 51 Intermediate-Low ESLL 41 ESL 47 ESLG 41 ESL LAB 40 or 41 Novice-High ESLL 31 ESL 37 ESLG 31 ESL LAB 30 or 31 Ethnic Studies Ethnic Studies is an interdisciplinary and diverse field that gives voice to historically marginalized peoples and their perspectives by challenging systems of injustice and valuing diversity. Our courses seek to educate students on progressive social change, reflect on the dynamics of power and knowledge, and promote multiple approaches to social justice issues while encouraging students to be informed and active citizens. Ethnic Studies allows students a particular focus on marginalized and disadvantaged populations while also de-centering the dominant cultural, political, and social ideals that have shaped western societies. Dean Matt Wright Department Chair Mark Carnero Phone (916) 484-8283 Email AskHB-PCS@arc.losrios.edu Ethnic Studies (ETHNS) Courses 