Program Overview

Chicana and Chicano Studies

The Chicana and Chicano Studies program offers a comprehensive course, CHS 113A, which focuses on Approaches to University Writing A.

Course Description

CHS 113A is a 3-credit course that emphasizes expository prose writing, with a focus on both content and form. The course covers specific areas such as:

• The exercise of logical thought and clear expression
• The development of effective organizational strategies
• The appropriate gathering and utilization of evidence
• Instruction on diction, syntax, and grammar
• The elements of prose style

Prerequisites and Corequisites

The prerequisites for CHS 113A include placement in a supported GE subarea A2 Written Communication course. The corequisite for this course is UNIV 061.

Credit and Enrollment

Students receive credit for only one course chosen from AAS 113A, AFRS 113A, CAS 113A, CHS 113A, ENGL 113A, LING 113A, or QS 113A. Students are also required to enroll in UNIV 061 (1 credit) or equivalent.

Tutoring and Support

Individual tutoring is available through the Chicana/o Writing Lab and Learning Resource Center.

Schedule of Classes

The course schedule for CHS 113A is as follows:

Spring 2026

• Class Number: 15179
• Location: ED1123
• Day: Monday, Wednesday
• Time: 10:00am-11:15am

Fall 2025

• Class Number: 14142
• Location: ED1126
• Day: Monday, Wednesday
• Time: 10:00am-11:15am
• Class Number: 14303
• Location: JR117
• Day: Monday, Wednesday
• Time: 11:30am-12:45pm
• Class Number: 14304
• Location: JR115
• Day: Monday, Wednesday
• Time: 1:00pm-2:15pm
• Class Number: 14305
• Location: JR115
• Day: Tuesday, Thursday
• Time: 10:00am-11:15am
• Class Number: 14306
• Location: JR115
• Day: Tuesday, Thursday
• Time: 1:00pm-2:15pm