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Aug 31, 2024
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2022-2023 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
African American Studies Minor
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Return to: College of Arts and Sciences
Our program exposes students to the interdisciplinary study of the history, politics, arts, experiences, and intellectual traditions of African Americans. This minor draws broadly on history, sociology, literature, philosophy, psychology, politics, theology, and the arts.
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Program Learning Outcomes
Students will:
- Explore the interdisciplinary study of the history, politics, art, experiences and intellectual traditions of African Americans. Through this educational experience, students will understand the vital role of African Americans and African American culture in the United States and globally
- Examine social inequality, change and justice through a uniquely African American and intersectional framework and to apply this framework to movements for social justice
- Train for graduate and professional work in the humanities, social sciences, education, health and law; to use their cultural and intellectual knowledge in their prospective careers; and to responsibly and respectfully engage in our common pursuit of justice
Minor Requirements (20 units)
Foundational Course (4 units)
Distribution Courses (8 units)
Choose 8 units of the following:
Electives (8 units)
Choose a minimum of 8 units of the following:
In addition to the classes below, students may also select additional courses from the distribution course list as electives.
Activities
Extracurricular events and activities will be used to supplement course work in the minor. The African American Studies Minor committee plans and sponsors a variety of events and activities, including films, speakers, conferences, and off-campus volunteer projects.
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Return to: College of Arts and Sciences
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