Africana Studies Humanities Track, B.A.

A major in Africana Studies must include:

• AFS-100 Introduction to Africana Studies
• AFS-400 Africana Studies Capstone Course
• ANT-202 Peoples of Africa and the African Diaspora or HST 145  

Methods:

Students pursuing an AFS major will often choose this field as a second major; therefore, they will satisfy the methods requirement in that major. Students who declare AFS as their primary major will satisfy the methods requirement with ANT-401.

• ANT-401 Anthropological Theory
• HST-475 Senior Seminar in History
• REL-401 Theory and Method in the Study of Religion *

• *REL-401 enrollment is only available to Religion-Africana Studies double majors.

Humanities track electives:

Must take three courses chosen from:

• ANT-202 Peoples of Africa and the African Diaspora
• ANT-302 Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity
• BIO-344 African Biodiversity and Conservation
• COM-350 Lenses on Africa
• COM-318 African American Rhetoric
• COM-323 Race, Class and Gender in Media
• ENG-346 American Slavery and the Novel
• ENG-292 African-American Drama
• ENG-293 Literature of the South
• FRN-445 African Novel in French
• HST-351 Travel Study in Africa
• HST-224 American Civil War Era
• HST-229 African-American Experience
• HST-235 The Civil Rights Movement
• HST-236 The United States South
• MLL-245 African Literature
• PHL-320 Critical Philosophy of Race
• PHL-270 Africana Philosophies
• PHL-265 Philosophy and Hip-Hop
• PSY-219 Stereotyping, Prejudice, & Discrimination
• REL-344 Black Liberation and Womanist Theologies
• REL-276 Religion and Black Popular Culture
• REL-232 African-American Religious History
• REL-233 Martin Luther King and the Religion of Social Reform

One course in Art or Music from:

• MUS-102 Introduction to Jazz
• MUS-220 Music and Culture

One Social Science course