21. GUIDE TO MAJORS IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES (2002-2003) africanamerican studies. african-american studies exposes students to theexperiences of african-american people and others of African descent. http://www.casdn.neu.edu/undergraduate/majors/aas.html

Click here to see the Department's own web site. AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES concentrations offered: historical studies cultural studies social-behavioral studies degrees offered B.A.; B.S. Department location 132 Nightingale phone Department chair: Kwamina Panford e-mail: k.panford@neu.edu Head advisor and advisor for Experiential education Kwamina Panford cooperative education coordinator: Lester Lee Office: 377B Holmes Phone: 617-373-3407 e-mail: l.lee@neu.edu Transferring to the major: Same as college standards (pages 43-45). Acceptance into the major will be based on students meeting the department’s criteria for admission and availability of space in the programs. Progress in the major: same as college standards Additional Information Dept/Program site Requirements for the major in PDF Back to... Majors List Undergraduate Programs We are constantly updating our site. If you have any Questions /Comments/ Suggestions click here LAST_MODIFIED: 2002/Aug/04

22. Digital Collections Online (DCO) Contact A Subject Specialist African studies, Peter Allison. africanamerican studies, Peter Allison. Asian-Americanstudies, Steve Bustamente. Communications sciences, Barbara Cervera. http://webapps.lib.uconn.edu/DigitalCollections/liaiBrowsing.cfm

23. Department Of African American Studies - Seton Hall University Department of africanamerican studies Arts and sciences Hall Dr. WilliamW. Sales, Jr., Chair (973-761-9411/9415). History of the Department. http://artsci.shu.edu/afam/

History of AFAM Faculty Information Courses Study Abroad ... Internet Resources - Department of African-American Studies Arts and Sciences Hall Dr. William W. Sales, Jr., Chair History of the Department The Department of African American Studies was founded in 1970 as the Center for Black Studies. As such it was the first such academic center in higher education in New Jersey and one of the earliest in the entire United States. Originally the Center was established as a semi-autonomous degree-granting unit of the University with the responsibility of offering two degrees, a B.A. in Black Culture and a B.S. in Black Community Studies. Subsequently in cooperation with the school of education, an M.A. in Education with a concentration in Black Studies was established. In 1980 the two undergraduate degrees were consolidated into a B.A. in African American Studies. The guiding philosophy of the Center for Black Studies as the first Director, Dr. George Jackson articulated it, remains that of the present African American Studies Department. Dr. Jackson pointed out that: The Center institutionalized itself during the 1970s both within Seton Hall and in the adjacent inner city communities in Newark, and East Orange. In addition to its academic course offerings and majors, the Center offered educational programs at community centers and the main public libraries in Newark and East Orange. It also provided technical assistance to teachers and administrators at alternative school's like the Chad School in Newark and St. Thomas Community School in Harlem. Students working under veteran social worker, and cleric Dr. Homer Tucker worked with community organizations and projects, later publishing their reports and research through a grant from one of New Jersey's largest pharmaceutical companies.

24. Courses Offered - Department Of African-American Studies - College Of Arts And S Department of africanamerican studies Arts and sciences Hall Dr. WilliamW. Sales, Jr., Chair (973-761-9411/9415). Courses Offered. http://artsci.shu.edu/afam/courses/

History of AFAM Faculty Information Courses Study Abroad ... Internet Resources Department of African-American Studies Arts and Sciences Hall Dr. William W. Sales, Jr., Chair Courses Offered Use the buttons below to search the most current offerings of "AFAM" courses for each session. Courses offered this spring : Courses offered this summer : Courses offered this fall : Department of African American Studiess

25. Fresno City College | Academics | Social Sciences | Cultural & Women's Studies africanamerican studies. Kehinde Solwazi (1970) B.FA. Art Institute and Universityof Chicago MA CSU San Diego. african-american studies - Major 764. http://www.fresnocitycollege.edu/socialscience/womenstudies/

Home Academics Social Sciences African-American ... American Studies African-American Studies Kehinde Solwazi (1970) B.FA. Art Institute and University of Chicago M.A. CSU San Diego African-American Studies - Major #764 The objectives of the African-American Studies program at Fresno City College are: 1. To assist all students to appreciate the culture and achievements of African-Americans. 2. To assist all students to develop an awareness and an appreciation of African culture and its influence on America. 3. To help students learn about themselves and their heritage and promote a secure identity and motivation to achieve. 4. To promote the development of self-acceptance enabling students to relate to others effectively and meaningfully. 5. To enable students to identify with higher education and the environment, resulting in a sense of pride in their heritage and culture. 6. To provide training in research methods enabling students to carry out meaningful research and to discover the true needs and aspirations of the African-American community.

26. Liberal Arts Majors And Minors africanamerican studies, PDF. Interdisciplinary studies*. Asian studies, PDF. Interdisciplinarystudies*. Athletic Training, PDF. Audiology and Speech sciences **, PDF. http://www.sla.purdue.edu/studentserv/counseling/bingo/majors.html

School of Liberal Arts Majors and Minors This site lists all of the majors and minors offered by the School of Liberal Arts at Purdue University in Microsoft Word. For access to the School of Liberal Arts' core or general education requirements, click on the following link: Core Requirements Click the Microsoft Word symbol ( ) to download a copy of each major or minor sheet. An academic advisor who is familiar with the programs you are interested in will be able to provide you with more information. Quick access to Liberal Arts Minors and Specializations or Outside Minors , which can also be accessed by scrolling down through this page. View the representative departments within Liberal Arts. Liberal Arts Majors Two asterisks (**) following the title of a particular major indicate programs in which the option of a major or concentration is offered. In each case, the concentration is available to download; the major will contain slightly different requirements. Contact the advising office for more information. Major Word Doc Notes Department Pre-Athletic Training Students must fulfill Pre-AT requirements before consideration of admission into the Athletic Training major Pre-Communication Students must first attend a COM info meeting and then fulfill Pre-Com requirements before consideration of admission into any Communication major or concentration Communication African-American Studies Interdisciplinary Studies* Anthropology Art History Asian Studies Interdisciplinary Studies* Athletic Training

27. UG Catalog African-American Studies africanamerican studies, a comprehensive study of the african-american people sexperience, combines the approaches of the humanities and the social sciences. http://www.uic.edu/ucat/catalog/LAAFRICNAMER.html

African-American Studies Major in African-American Studies Option I Social Science Option II Humanities Minor in African-American Studies ... Distinction 1223 University Hall Fax: (312) 996-5799 Head of the Department: Beth E. Richie. Director of Undergraduate Studies: Vacant. African-American Studies, a comprehensive study of the African-American people's experience, combines the approaches of the humanities and the social sciences. Students may take African-American Studies to enhance their knowledge and/or pursue it as a major to provide a well-rounded approach to understanding problems through the African-American example. The major also imparts skills in critical thinking, research methods, theory building, analysis, and written and oral expression. Training in African-American Studies is useful for graduate work in literature, American studies, law, history, sociology, social work, government, business, journalism and employment in the public sphere. Major in African-American Studies For the Bachelor of Arts, 33 semester hours, in either Option I or Option II, as distributed below. In addition to the specified course work below, the student must fulfill certain other course requirements to be awarded the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences. For additional graduation requirements and information on admission and academic regulations in the college, see

28. List Of Electronic Resources For Social Sciences Topics: UIC University Library Database Newspaper Source Periodical Abstracts Reader s Guide Abstracts Socialsciences Abstracts Social sciences Citation Index africanamerican studies. http://www.uic.edu/depts/lib/reference/resources/socialsci.shtml

Plain Text Home Page Library News last updated Saturday, 05-Jun-2004 10:20:48 CDT Text-only version Alphabetical List Social and Behavioral Sciences Article Databases Available in the UIC Library Scroll down or use the following links to quick-jump to your desired subject: General Resources African-American Studies Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Studies Linguistics ... Urban Studies General Resources These resources contain information useful for all social science subject areas Academic Search Elite ArticleFirst Book Review Index Current Contents ... Wilson Select EBSCO FirstSearch FirstSearch Ovid InfoTrac NewsBank EBSCO FirstSearch FirstSearch FirstSearch WebofKnowledge FirstSearch Back to top African-American Studies African-American Biographical Database African-American Studies Ethnic NewsWatch Humanities Abstracts ... MLA Bibliography see also General Resources Chadwyck CIS ProQuest FirstSearch Ovid Back to top Anthropology Including archaeology, physical anthropology, ethnography

29. Search Results Nonfiction Social sciences Special Groups africanamerican studies.Sorted by author • Sorted by title • Sorted newest to oldest. http://eyeonbooks.com/igp.php?gid=431

30. African-American Studies of African American studies at Oberlin College invites applications for a fulltimetenure track faculty position in the College of Arts and sciences. http://www.oberlin.edu/~afamstud/

POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, OBERLIN COLLEGE FACULTY TENURE TRACK POSITION AVAILABLE Associate Professor/ Professor of African American Studies. The Department of African American Studies at Oberlin College invites applications for a full-time tenure track faculty position in the College of Arts and Sciences. Appointment to this position will begin first semester of the 2004-05 academic year, and will carry the rank of Associate Professor or higher. The primary responsibility of the incumbent will be to teach courses in Caribbean history. Candidates with a teaching competence in the cognate histories of the African diaspora (e.g. African American, Euro-African, Latin American, etc.) and its roots in Africa will be given preference. He or she will also be expected to participate in the full range of faculty responsibilities, including academic advising, service on committees, and sustained scholarly research and/or other creative work appropriate to the position. Among the qualifications required for appointment is the Ph.D. degree and a strong record of scholarship. Candidates must demonstrate interest in undergraduate teaching, and be possessed of significant evidence of successful teaching at the college level. At the same time, we seek applicants who have sufficient administrative experience or potential to be able to assume a leadership role in the department.

31. African Studies Center | African Studies & The Diaspora of Kansas) African and africanamerican studies are disciplinary pursuits. Fieldsof study focus mainly on the humanities and the social sciences and are http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/About_African/ww_afdis.html

African and African American Studies (University of Kansas) African and African-American Studies are disciplinary pursuits. Fields of study focus mainly on the humanities and the social sciences and are genuinely interdisciplinary. African and Afro-American Studies Program, St. Louis African and Afro-American Studies at Washington University, St. Louis is an interdisciplinary academic program, largely concentrated in the social sciences and the humanities. Principal geographical areas of concentration are the sub-Saharan African continent and the United States of America. African and Afro-American Studies, UNC-CH The undergraduate Curricula in African and Afro-American Studies are interdisciplinary programs leading to the B.A. degree. They are administered through the College of Arts and Sciences. The aim of the Department is to enable students to examine the experiences of Afro-Americans and the cultures of Africa. Africana Collection Page The external links from this site include links to authors and scholars who produce disciplinary collections and guides realting to Africa. African-American Studies (LOC) This site includes rsource guides for African and African-American studies, and an archive for Africa-N News and Information Service

32. College Of Liberal Arts:  African-American Studies College of Liberal Arts africanamerican studies. Study the legacyof concerning race and class. Factsheet African American studies. http://www2.mercer.edu/Liberalarts/Sciences/African_American/

I Would Like To... Access My Student Account Apply For Admission Apply For a Job Ask a Mercer Student Find An E-mail Address Find A Phone Number Get Directions to Campus Learn About Greek Life Learn About Summer School Learn More About Mercer Make A Gift Request a Transcript Take A Virtual Tour View Campus Construction View Class Schedules View Fine Art Events Visit The Campus Visit The Grand Opera House Work At Mercer Dean's Welcome African American Studies Biology Chemistry Computer Science Environmental Science ... Liberal Arts Home College of Liberal Arts: African-American Studies Study the legacy of Africa and the African Diaspora and explore other issues concerning race and class. Factsheet: African American Studies Admissions Alumni Athletics ... Contact Us Today

33. African/African-American Studies African/africanamerican studies is an undergraduate interdisciplinary program thatexplores the including the arts and humanities, social sciences, and health http://www.cas.eku.edu/africanamericanstudies/

African/African-American Studies Home Degrees Courses Schedule Events ... Contact Us African/African-American Studies is an undergraduate interdisciplinary program that explores the histories, societies, and cultures of Africans and peoples of African descent in the Americas. Course will be offered from a broad range of disciplines, including the arts and humanities, social sciences, and health sciences. A minor or certificate in African/African-American Studies offers an opportunity for students to engage in interdisciplinary analysis of past and present social and cultural issues relevant to Africans and African-Americans. It benefits EKU students of all racial and ethnic backgrounds, as it provides training in diversity that is much needed to function in our fast changing world. African/African-American Studies complements almost all majors, offers a practical background for most professions, and is an important addition to a student’s overall education. African/African-American Studies broadens understanding of global affairs and equips students with the knowledge and skills to succeed in a multicultural workplace.

34. College Of Arts And Sciences in Women s studies, African and africanamerican studies, International studies,Bioinformatics and E-Commerce. The College of Arts and sciences offers a http://cas.memphis.edu/about.html

107 Scates Hall Memphis, TN 38152 Ph: 901.678.3067 Fax: 901.678.4831 Print this Page ABOUT THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Providing over a quarter-million credit hours of instruction annually, the College is responsible for the lion's share of the University of Memphis' undergraduate curriculum, and awards nearly 500 students BAs and BSs every year. Women's Studies African and African-American Studies International Studies Bioinformatics and E-Commerce The College of Arts and Sciences offers a comprehensive liberal arts curriculum to equip its students in pursuing rich personal and professional lives. It is dedicated to providing educational opportunities that broaden student knowledge within the major areas of human study, in-depth understanding of at least one area of inquiry, and the skills and abilities necessary for a lifetime of learning, career success, and participatory citizenship. MISSION STATEMENT The College of Arts and Sciences is the heart of the University of Memphis, an urban research university. The College provides quality undergraduate and graduate education by training students to think critically about their course of study, themselves, and the world around them. Through programs of basic and applied research, the College's faculty and students increase knowledge and address the complex issues, local and global, facing all citizens. The College of Arts and Sciences offers broad liberal arts experiences to the candidates for its own

35. LAMC | African-American Studies Academic Disciplines. Los Angeles Mission College Academic Disciplines africanamericanstudies. african-american studies SOCIAL sciences DEPARTMENT http://www.lamission.edu/disciplines/african_american.html

Academic Disciplines Los Angeles Mission College Academic Disciplines African-American Studies SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT 2 THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY This course is a survey of the urbanization of African-Americans with emphasis on social and political contemporary problems, proposed solutions to civil rights, and equality of opportunity. 4 THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES I Course is a survey of U.S. History from the early Colonial era through the Civil War with special emphasis on the contribution of the African-American. This course provides a political and social background of development of the United States. Top of Page

36. NYU/GSAS Grants In Graduate Studies - Social Sciences Delmas (Gladys Krieble) FoundationGrants for Venetian Research; Douglass(Frederick) Institute for African and africanamerican studies; http://www.nyu.edu/pages/gsas/GIGS/gsas/socialscience/economics.html

Grants in Graduate Studies (GIGS) GIGS on NYU Web - Economics AAASEPA Environmental Science and Engineering Summer Fellowships AAASTechnology Policy Science and Engineering Fellowships The Academic Council on the United Nations System African American Institute ... GSAS

37. NYU/GSAS Grants In Graduate Studies - Social Sciences Douglass (Frederick) Institute for African and africanamerican studies;Dumbarton OaksFellowships for Byzantine and Pre-Columbian studies; http://www.nyu.edu/pages/gsas/GIGS/gsas/socialscience/history.html

Grants in Graduate Studies (GIGS) GIGS on NYU Web - History The Academic Council on the United Nations System State Historical Society of WisconsinAlice E. Smith Fellowship American Antiquarian SocietyKate B. and Hall J. Peterson Fellowships American Council of Learned SocietiesGraduate Research and Study Program ... GSAS

38. Princeton - Class Of 2006 Sophomore Academic Guide - Program In African-American The field of africanamerican studies incorporates ideas and approaches from thesocial sciences, especially history, sociology, psychology, anthropology http://www.princeton.edu/pr/pub/ags/03/010.htm

Princeton University Class of 2006 Sophomore Academic Guide prev contents next Program in African-American Studies African-American studies is an interdisciplinary program that began in a formal way at Princeton University in 1969. It is the detailed study and investigation of the causes, consequences, and dynamics of the cumulative social and cultural experience of Americans of African descent. The field of African-American studies incorporates ideas and approaches from the social sciences, especially history, sociology, psychology, anthropology, economics, and political science. It also incorporates ideas from the humanities and the arts, especially literature, cultural studies, religion, philosophy, theater, and other forms of cultural expression. The uniqueness of the field, however, comes from the crucial, unifying ingredients: the cumulative experience of black Americans and the meaning of the category "Race." African-American studies revolves around two central themes: first, the ongoing systematic study and illumination of black society, culture, and history; second, the critical examination and reformulation of those portions of current knowledge about African Americans that are inaccurate. What new research is being done? What new questions are being asked? What is currently being done in the field by scholars, writers, and scientists? What recent creative writing has taken place? How does black culture reformulate and redirect the process of inquiry? The program in African-American studies not only critically evaluates past research, but also formulates new questions and directions.

39. Graduate School Of Arts And Sciences—African American Studies Professor of African American studies and History, College of Arts and sciences. VisitingProfessor of African American studies, College of Arts and sciences. http://www.bu.edu/bulletins/grs/item06.html

African American Studies The Graduate Program MA in African American Studies Courses Interdepartmental Program The following list reflects the 2002/2003 faculty. Director Ronald K. Richardson Director of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies Myung ja Kim Faculty Allison Blakely Professor of African American Studies and History, College of Arts and Sciences. BA, University of Oregon; MA, PhD, University of California, Berkeley Myung ja Kim Visiting Professor of African American Studies, College of Arts and Sciences. BA, Seoul (Korea) National University; MA, Columbia University; PhD, Sogang (Korea) University Ronald K. Richardson Associate Professor of African American Studies and History, College of Arts and Sciences. BA, MA, PhD, State University of New York, Binghamton Associated Faculty Lawrence A. Breiner Professor of English, College of Arts and Sciences. AB, Boston College; MPhil, PhD, Yale University Irene Gendzier Professor of Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences. (Comparative Politics), AB, Barnard College; MA, PhD, Columbia University

40. U Of Pennsylvania, African Studies Center | African Studies WWW Exchange/ Study Abroad. African Languages. Outreach. Calendar of Web Links Black / African Links. Funded Projects African studies Center. School of Arts sciences. 3624 Market Street http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/AS.html

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