African-American Studies Minor

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Tiffany Gayle Chenault, Coordinator

The African-American Studies minor is interdepartmental in nature. The courses are offered jointly in their respective departments and under the auspices of the African-American Studies program. The central goal of the program is to heighten students’ awareness of African-American contributions to the United States.

In addition to the regular courses, the African-American Studies program holds a monthly symposium and workshop series which attempts to expose the University community to major questions relevant to the Black experience.

The African-American Studies courses are open to all students.

To minor in African-American Studies, a student must take:

SOC 512 - Directed Studies in African-American Studies

Any four courses listed below:

ENL 255 - African American Literature I
ENL 256 - African American Literature II
GPH 235 - Geography of Africa
HST 216 - History of the African American I
HST 217 - History of the African American II
MUS 117 - Listening to Jazz
PHL 300 - African Philosophy (inactive)
PHL 302 - Phil of the Black Experience (inactive)
PSY 355 - African-American Psychology
SOC 303 - African Civilization in the New World
SOC 305 - The Black Family in the U.S.
SOC 306 - The Black Woman
SOC 309 - The Black Religious Experience
SOC 338 - Peoples of Africa I
SOC 339 - Peoples of Africa II
POL 315 - Public Administration