African-American Studies
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designates courses in the Quantitative Scientific Cluster |
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the Ideas and Events Cluster |
| B: |
the Human Behavior Cluster |
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the Literature, Language and Arts Cluster |
| C: |
Multicultural |
| IDIS: |
Interdisciplinary courses
Multicultural and interdisciplinary courses also fulfill a cluster designation. |
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Asterisk indicates that the course may be offered less than once every two years. |
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Undergraduate Day School |
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Undergraduate Evening School |
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Courses having a more narrow focus than those taught on a regular basis of courses being taught on an experimental basis can be taught as Topics courses. These courses will be assigned numbers based on the student level for which they are intended-first, second, third or fourth year. |
Introduction to African-American Studies
AAST 1000 3 cr. 3 hr.
This introductory course defines the origins and scope of African-American studies. It provides a survey of the social, economic, religious, and cultural expressions of African-Americans as they followed the tangled path from Africa through slavery, emancipation into the 20th century. I, L, C, IDIS
African-American History
(See HIST 2300) I, C
Modern African History
(See HIST 2930) I, C
History of African-American Women
(See HIST 2520) I, L, C, IDIS
20th Century African-American Literature
(See ENGL 2670) L, C
Other Voices
(See ENGL 2650) L, C
Peoples and Cultures of Africa
(See SOC 2510) B, C
History of Jazz
(See MUSC 3800) L, C
African Jazz Dance
(See PHED 1310) I, L, C, IDIS
Independent Study in African-American Studies
AAST 4901-4903 1-3 cr.
Directed Studies in African-American Studies
AAST 4975 1-3 cr.
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