African American Studies Courses (AFS)
Courses For Undergraduates
100 Blacks in America
(3:3).
AULER/CLER:
HP/CHP-CMO
Introduction to
African-American culture through an historical and social perspective.
(FA,SP)
200 African American
Art History (3:3).
The development
of African American art placed within the context of mainstream American
art and the history of the blacks in this country.
210 Blacks in American
Society: Social, Economic, and Political Perspectives (3:3).
AULER/CLER:
SB/CSB
Social, political,
economic experience of blacks in the United States. Topics include the
black family, Civil Rights Movement, black politicians, and blacks in
the labor market.
305 Special Topics
in African American Studies (3:3).
- May
be repeated once for credit when topic varies.
An in-depth study
of a selected topic or topics in African American Studies involving
directed reading and research. (FA,SP)
310 The Portrayal
of African Americans in Film (3:3).
An examination of
African American film roles as a reflector of America's perception of
black character and behavior. Various film genres will be considered
for insight into movie portrayals as social commentary. (FA)
400 Independent
Study (1-3).
Pr.
permission of Director of African American Studies and faculty mentor.
Intensive independent
study on special topics related to the African American experience.
(FA,SP,SU)
493 Honors Work
(3-6).
See prerequisites
under Honors Program
- May
be repeated for credit if the topic of study changes.
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