African-American Studies
The African-American Studies minor explores the culture of black Americans and Africans to help all students understand themselves and relationships between blacks and whites. The knowledge of American, Caribbean, and African societies prepares students for careers in multinational business, multicultural education, law, journalism, radio, television, social work, and urban planning.
For more information, call the Department of History at 765-285-8700.
MINOR IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES, 18 hours
| PREFIX |
NO |
SHORT TITLE |
CR HRS |
HIST
ENG |
210
441
491 |
Black His US
Comp Slave
Afr Am Lit |
3
3
3 |
| 9 hours from |
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ANTH
PHIL
CJC
PSYSC
POLS
SOC
HIST
|
311
315
311
325
411
475
421
407
416
417 |
Ethnicity (3)
African Amer (3)
Race Gender (3)
Prej&Discrim (3)
Amer Thought (3)
Minor Group (3)
Minorities (3)
Am Civil War (3)
Antebell Sou (3)
New South (3) |
9
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18 hrs |
| Students must take courses in at least three disciplines and they must take appropriate courses to meet prerequisites for any classes offered in the minor. |