Cross Listed Courses

OAKES/EDUC 151A/B

Community Literacies and Corre La Voz is cross listed with the Education Department as EDUC 151A/B. This course is offered during Winter and Spring quarters.

OAKES/EDUC 151A/B are taken concurrently for a total of 5 units to participate in this teaching-learning lab experience, which counts toward the Education, Democracy, and Justice major, as well as the Oakes CARA certificate. Students from diverse majors and skill sets are encouraged to participate; Spanish language skills are valued, but not required to work with dual-language kids.

More information and enrollment process

Important Notes:

• Courses must be taken concurrently in the first quarter; Field study can be taken repeatedly for credit and we hope students will continue this Spring. 

The Corre la Voz teaching-learning lab at UCSC has been going for more than 13 years now and offers great, ongoing experience and opportunities to build relationships with teammates and incredible kids--currently at the middle school age.  Corre la Voz develops mentoring teams and community power with dual-language latinx youth in the middle grades on multi-modal literacy projects.  The program works with Senderos, a community-based immigrant organization; and the current site is  Bay View Elementary. The program especially needs fluent speakers of Spanish and folks who want to work with elementary schoolers and newcomers!   

CRES121/EDUC121

cross-listed course offered by CRES; counts as an UD Elective for major or minors