AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Frequency of Course Offerings InformationAFAM 201:3 s.h.
Introduction to African-American Studies
(G3)
Provides an overview of African-American
culture and history. African-American perspectives and contributions in
the areas of literature, art, theater, music, politics, economics, science
and technology, medicine, male-female relationships, family, the church,
and the media will be presented. Offered annually.
AFAM 401: 3 s.h.
Senior Seminar in African-American
Studies
An examination and discussion of current
research issues in African-American Studies. May be taken in conjunction
with a 2 to 3 credit independent study. Prereq: AFAM 201.
AFAM 496: 3 s.h.
Topics in African-American Studies
Presents a detailed investigation on a
topic of current interest in African-American Studies. Topics will be announced.
Prereq: AFAM 201.
APPROVED AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES COURSES
Descriptions of these courses may be found
under the appropriate departmental listing. No more than one course may
be taken from the same discipline grouping (the four groupings are Humanities,
Social Sciences, Science and Mathematics, and Education).
HIST 272: 3 s.h.
African-American History I
HIST 273: 3 s.h.
African-American History II
ENGL 333: 3 s.h.
Afro-American Literature I
ENGL 334: 3 s.h.
Afro-American Literature II
ANTH 344: 3 s.h.
Gender, Race, & Class
EDUC 403: 3 s.h.
Cultural Diversity
EDUC 433: 3 s.h.
Gender & Race Issues in Children’s
Literature
ENGL 429/629: 3 s.h.
Black Women Writers
HIST 391: 3 s.h.
Cultural Interactions in The Atlantic:
1450-1820
MATH 102: 3 s.h.
Survey of Mathematical Ideas in Non-Western
Cultures
MUSI 263 (designated sections): 3 s.h.
Popular Music
PSYC 318: 3 s.h.
Psychology of Racism
PSYC 319: 3 s.h.
Psychology of African-Americans
SOWK 350: 3 s.h.
Encounter in Human Diversity
SSCI 212: 3 s.h.
The Black Women