Course Descriptions
 

African American Studies

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Director: D. Scott

AFA 2000 Introduction to African American Studies.
Credits: 3.
An integration interdisciplinary exploration of selected themes and representative materials in the African-American experience in North America, emphasizing continuity and change. (H) GR-E†

AFA 4905 Individual Study.
Credits: 1 to 5; Prereq: Approval of director of the African-American Studies program.
Directed individual reading or research on topics in African-American Studies.

AFA 4936 African-American Studies Senior Integrative Seminar I.
Credits: 3; Prereq: Senior standing or permission of the director of the African-American Studies program.
An examination of bibliographic resources and an analysis of theory, method and special problems in the field of African-American Studies.

AFA 4937 African-American Studies Senior Integrative Seminar II.
Credits: 3; Prereq: AFA 4936 or permission of the director of the African-American Studies program.
A research seminar providing directed investigation on topics of interdisciplinary interest to scholars in diverse fields.

(See descriptions under department listings.)

AFH 3100 Africa to 1800.
Credits: 3. (H, I)

AMH 3574 Problems in African-American History.
Credits: 3. GR-E†

AMH 4571 Slavery and Civil War.
Credits: 3. (H) GR-E†

AML 3270 African-American Literature I.
Credits: 3.

AML 3271 African-American Literature II.
Credits: 3.

AML 4685 Race and Ethnicity in American Literature and Culture.
Credits: 3.

MUH 4016 History of Jazz.
Credits: 3. (H, I)

PUP 4313 Minorities and Change in American Politics.
Credits: 3. GR-E†

SYD 3700 Minorities in American Society.
Credits: 3. (S, I) GR-E†

SYG 2010 Social Problems.
Credits: 3. (S) GR-E†

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