The Graduate Certificate in Gender, Race, and Identity provides a curriculum that complements existing graduate programs at both M.A. and Ph.D. levels. The certificate is open to students pursuing a graduate degree in other areas, including business, humanities, social sciences, social work, social psychology, psychology, education and more. Professionals in the community are also eligible to enroll.<br><br>Like the M.A., the Certificate in GRI helps students to:<br><br> Understand how identities are constructed and how they intersect<br> Learn about the methodologies in scholarship and learning in diverse cultures<br> Examine ideas about gender and race and how they intersect<br> Study the roles identity plays in diverse cultural settings and how these roles change over time<br> Look at the historical significance of identity through politics, public policy and decision-making<br> Explore the effects gender, race and identity have on historical developments and their consequences