Thursday, November 7, 2024
Cool New Class Choices Via MALAS @ SDSU
Cool new choices with MALAS, the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences at SDSU! Open to all majors and grad students at SDSU!
Posted by MALAS, the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences at SDSU on Thursday, November 7, 2024
Sunday, October 13, 2024
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
MALAS at SDSU Proud to be a Lead Sponsor for the AGLSP 2024 Annual Conference!
Tuesday, August 13, 2024
Friday, August 2, 2024
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Wednesday, May 8, 2024
So You Are An International Student and Want to Join the MALAS Interdisciplinary / Cultural Studies MA Program at San Diego State University #sdsumalas
by Kennii Ekundayo, MALAS 2022-24; Phd Art History Program, Stanford University, Fall 2024
Have you visited the program’ website yet to get detailed information on all that it entails?
If not, then that’s a good place to start: https://malas.sdsu.edu/#
- you have to purchase a mandatory campus-approved health insurance plan every semester. Otherwise, a hold is placed on your account and you will not be able to register your courses, which will ultimately violate your visa status.- housing goes for approximately $1,000/mth.- don’t worry so much about your living costs (housing + feeding + transportation), you can get assistantships or other on-campus work opportunities (sadly, you cannot work other jobs outside the campus due to immigration restrictions) which can be channeled toward this bit, but it’d be a really tight budget for you.- working on campus (only 20hrs per week allowed for all international students) should make you around $1200/mth after taxes.
Monday, April 22, 2024
MALAS on the Move! Tracy White Lecture at SDSU! THURSDAY, APRIL 25 2-3:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY LEON WILLIAMS ROOM (LL430-431)
THURSDAY, APRIL 25 2-3:15 p.m. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY LEON WILLIAMS ROOM (LL430-431)
Tracy White is a graphic novelist and teacher. Her current book, “Unaccompanied: Stories of Brave Teenagers Seeking Asylum,” tells the true experiences of courageous teens fleeing their home countries to seek asylum in the U.S. White’s first graphic novel, “How I Made it to Eighteen: A Mostly True Story” was a Bank Street Book of the year, a Yalsa Great Graphic Novel, and a Texas Maverick GraphicNovel. Her webcomics “TRACED” was nominated twice for an Ignatz and was a TV series for Oxygen TV. She teaches comics at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.