You can make a lasting difference in the lives of newcomers coming to the United States as refugees or immigrants from Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Central/East Africa, Mexico, and Central America. You’ll learn about refugee/immigrant issues, gain teaching experience and advocacy skills, and build valuable friendships. Course is a 2 semester, 9 credit commitment. Open to undergrad and grad students. 

You must attend one short orientation meeting before enrolling in the class.  Orientation meetings will be held from March through August each year. Please check back in 2025 for more information on future course orientation dates.

Orientations will be in the sociology department in the Sociology Commons (Social Sciences Building 1061). For further information contact rwp@unm.edu.