Courses
The following African American studies classes are offered at Armstrong. These can be found in the Armstrong Undergraduate Catalog 2010 on pages 178 -179.
African American Studies Minor - 18 hours
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AFAS 2000 |
Introduction to African American Studies |
Must include 9 hours of course work numbered 3000 or above with no more than 6 hours
from a single discipline and at least 6 hours from each of the following areas of
concentration:
Humanities
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AFAS 4000 |
Independent Study in African American Studies |
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AFAS 5000U |
Topics in African American Studies |
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ENGL 2050 |
Africa and the Diaspora |
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ENGL 3350 |
Introduction to African American Literature |
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ENGL 5355U |
Black Women Writers |
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ENGL 5350U |
Topics in African American Literature |
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HIST 2100 |
The African Diaspora |
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HIST 3150 |
History of Africa |
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HIST 3900 |
African-American History To 1865 |
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HIST 3910 |
African-American History Since 1865 |
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HIST 5200U |
Topics in African History |
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HIST 5650U |
Topics in African-American History |
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MUSC 2010 |
Understanding Jazz |
Social Sciences
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AFAS 4000 |
Independent Study in African American Studies |
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AFAS 5000U |
Topics in African American Studies |
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POLS 3980 |
African Americans and the American Political System |
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POLS 5430U |
Governments of Africa |
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POLS 5510U |
Third World National Security |
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POLS 5560U |
Comparative Foreign Policy |
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PUBH 5570U |
Women and Minority Health Issues |
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SOCI 3200 |
Racial and Ethnic Minorities |
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SOCI 4010 |
Special Topics:Civil Rights Movement: Georgia, Alabama, and Mississipp |
AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
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