Our Africana Studies Department offers up to 35 various courses for the undergraduate program. All rich in culture, and knowledge each three lecture hours long.
Undergraduate Courses
Courses
AFST 100: Intro to Africana Studies
AFST 101: Survey of Early African Civilizations
AFST 102: Survey of African Civilization II
AFST 103: The Making of the Black Race and Racism in US Popular Culture
AFST 104: Race and Racism in American Popular Music
AFST 160: Intro to Dances of the African Diaspora I
AFST 199: The Dance Practices of the African Diaspora and the American Experience
AFST 200, Introduction to African Diaspora
AFST 201: Introduction to Black Cultures
AFST 201W: Introduction to Black Cultures
AFST 202: The Black Urban Experience
AFST 204: Origins of African American Literature
AFST 205: African American Literature
AFST 206: The Black Family Global Context
AFST 207: Inequality: Race, Class, and Gender
AFST 211/ANTH 211: The Anthropology of Africa
AFST 215: Philosophy & the Black Experience
AFST 232: Carribean Literature
AFST 232W: Carribean Literature
AFST 234W: Black Women Writers
AFST 277: African American History to Reconstruction
AFST 278: African American History Since Reconstruction
AFST 280: African American Political Thought
AFST 299: Music of the African Diaspora
AFST 300: The Black Intellectual Tradition
AFST 300W: The Black Intellectual Tradition
AFST 302: The African American Experience in Film and Media
AFST 303: The Global Black Experience in Media and Film
AFST 308: Social Change in the African Diaspora
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