African American Studies Undergraduate Minor
Program Requirements
- Minimum of 15 credit hours.
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Core Courses | 6 | |
Introduction to African American and African Diaspora Studies | ||
or ADS 210 | Blacks in American Society: Social, Economic, and Political Perspectives | |
Select any 300 level ADS or 300 level course carrying an ADS marker | ||
Electives | 9 | |
Select 9 credits from the following: | ||
African American Art History | ||
Understanding Race | ||
Special Topics in African American Studies | ||
Special Topics in the African Diaspora: Africa, the Indian Ocean, and the Americas | ||
The Portrayal of African Americans in Film | ||
Theories and Paradigms in African American Studies | ||
The African American Athlete | ||
Black Women in the U.S. | ||
Black Music as Cultural History: 1960-1980 | ||
Africana Research Methods | ||
Contemporary Africa | ||
Race and Gender in Black Performance | ||
The Making of the African Diaspora | ||
Africana Literature | ||
Independent Study | ||
Seminar in African American Studies | ||
Indpndnt Blck Pltcs 19th Cntry | ||
Internship in African American Studies | ||
Art and the African-American Presence | ||
African Art: Ancient Empires to Colonial Contact | ||
African Art: Modern and Contemporary | ||
Colliding Worlds: Forming America | ||
African Dance I | ||
African Dance II | ||
African Dance III | ||
Postcolonial Literatures | ||
History of Africa to 1870 | ||
History of Africa since 1870 | ||
Race and Slavery | ||
Race and Segregation | ||
African American His: Sel Tpcs | ||
Twentieth-Century U.S. History: Selected Topics | ||
African History: Selected Topics | ||
Jazz Appreciation | ||
Contemporary Moral Problems | ||
African Political Systems | ||
The Politics of South Africa Through Film and Literature | ||
Introduction to African American Religions | ||
Contemporary African American Religious Thought | ||
Sociology of Deviant Behavior | ||
Race and Ethnic Relations | ||
African American Social Thought | ||
African American Perspectives on Crime | ||
Contemporary Gangs in America | ||
Postcolonial and Transnational Feminisms |