41. Owens Call For Papers Sponsored by. Paris Junior College, Paris, Texas-. -Texas A M-commerce, commerce,Texas- The crossroads of folk studies and African American studies http://faculty.tamu-commerce.edu/cwheeler/wmowens/owenscfp.htm

William A. Owens A Centennial Celebration Sponsored by: -Paris Junior College, Paris, Texas- Home Events Call for Papers Works List Biography Links Call for Papers November 2, 2005, will mark the one-hundredth birthday of the William A. Owens, the nationally-renowned folklorist, essayist, autobiographer, and author of fiction. He is the author of such works as This Stubborn Soil Black Mutiny: The Revolt of the Schooner Amistad A Season of Weathering (1973), and Eye Deep in Hell Texas history and Texas folklore Frontier narratives as literary and historical texts The crossroads of folk studies and African American studies The state of current folklore studies William A. Owens as master storyteller Issues surrounding the preservation of Texas songs, ballads, and spirituals Original creative fiction, poetry, or drama inspired by or paying tribute to the work of Owens as writer and scholar Prizes will be awarded for the best scholarly papers delivered at the conference William A. Owens Centennial Celebration

42. Internet Public Library: African/African-American Association for the Study of African American Life and History The NationalAssociation of African American studies seeks to further research and http://www.ipl.org/div/aon/browse/soc40.05.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... African/African-American This collection All of the IPL Advanced Resources in this category: You can also view Subject Collections Magazines under this heading. African American Heritage Preservation Foundation, Inc. http://www.aahpf.org/ AAHPF is a non-profit foundation dedicated to the preservation of African American history. "The main goals of the AAHPF include soliciting grants to fund full-time maintenance and preservation activities of African American historical sites. This work will be monitored by the foundation staff and performed by noted experts in the field of historic preservation." The site provides information on the projects they have worked as well as sources and links to information on preservation of African American historical sites. African Studies Association http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Home_Page/ASA_Menu.html Founded in 1957 as a nonprofit organization, the African Studies Association (ASA) consists of a membership of individuals who are interested in African affairs. Most live in America with other residing in Canada, Asia, Europe, and Africa and are school teachers from K-12, researchers associated with universities, and others who work in the fields of international developement, health, foreign affairs, and government service. The mission of the ASA is to provide a forum for individuals who profess a scholarly and professional interest in Africa. The site points to institutional officers, mission, local business including annual, board, business and town meetings, and it lists many links associated with the organization's mission through the African Studies Main Menu.

43. Department Of African American Studies: Fall 2004Course Atlas AAS 100 INTRODUCTION to AFRICAN AMERICAN studies AAS 270 BLACK MUSICCULTURE, commerce, and the RACIAL IMAGINATION (Same as MUSIC 470) http://www.aas.emory.edu/ATLAS/fall04.htm

FALL SEMESTER 2004 AAS 100: INTRODUCTION to AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Tu, Th 2:30-3:45 pm HARRIS Max: 40 Content: COURSE OBJECTIVES: * To introduce students to the major disciplines and topics that comprise the field. * To sharpen the writing and research skills of students as well as their knowledge of new technologies that enhance the processes of writing and research. * To provide students with a knowledge of research databases in AAS. * To provide orientation to AAS faculty and to the institutional resources available at the university for research projects in the field, particularly for majors and minors. * To initiate a dialogue centering upon the complex fate of being an American with the history and culture of African Americans as the chief frame of reference.

44. African American Studies BU 2004/2005 Undergraduate Bulletin The African American studies Program explores the African American experience inglobal and CAS AA 396 State and commerce in Atlantic Africa, 14501850 http://www.bu.edu/bulletins/und/item13d3.html

African American Studies Courses Director Ronald K. Richardson Professors Blakely, Breiner, Heywood, Teele, Thornton Visiting Professor Kim Professor Emerita Cromwell The African American Studies Program explores the African American experience in global and comparative perspective. Courses are designed to make students aware of the connections between Americans of African descent, other Americans, and global populations. Critical investigation of race, ethnicity, and other forms of collective identity is a central concern of the program. Minor Concentration in African American Studies The minor concentration in African American Studies provides an introduction to the global study of the African American experience and to various forms of collective identity such as race and ethnicity. TOP OF PAGE Courses CAS AA 207 Introduction to Ethnic, Race, and Minority Relations Not offered 2004/2005 CAS AA 304 Introduction to African American Women Writers Surveys the writings of African American women writers from slavery to the present and explores the African American female literary tradition in the context of black history and culture. Also offered as CAS EN 380. Kim. 4 cr, 2nd sem. CAS AA 309 African American History in Global and Comparative Perspective Not offered 2004/2005 CAS AA 310 History of the Civil Rights Movement History of the African American struggle for racial equality and democracy from the turn of the century through the 1960s. Use is made of the most recent scholarship, memoirs, documentary films, and oral history accounts. Teele. 4 cr, Summer I

45. Courses CAS AA 396 State and commerce in Atlantic Africa, 14501850. CAS AA 491, 492Directed Study in African American studies Prereq consent of director. http://www.bu.edu/afam/program/courses.html

African American Studies Courses 2005-2006 current as of August 16, 2005 CAS AA 207 Introduction to Ethnic, Race, and Minority Relations Social definition of race and ethnicity. The adjustment of different ethnic groups and their impact upon U.S. social life. How prejudice and discrimination create class identities and how caste relations have affected patterns of integration during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Also offered as SO 207. Not offered in 2005/2006. CAS AA 304 Introduction to African American Women Writers Surveys the writings of African American women writers from slavery to the present, and explores the African American female literary tradition through a contextual approach based on Black history and culture. Also offered as EN 370. Not offered in 2005/2006. CAS AA 309 African American History in Global and Comparative Perspective In-depth study of selected topics in African American history from the seventeenth century to the present. Not offered in 2005/2006. CAS AA 310 History of the Civil Rights Movement History of the African American struggle for racial equality and democracy from the turn of the century through the 1960s. Use is made of the most recent scholarship, memoirs, documentary films, and oral history accounts. Not offered in 2005/2006.

46. Princeton - Undergraduate Announcement 2002-03 - Program In African-American Stu The Program in africanamerican studies is an interdepartmental plan of study for AAS 110 Approaches to african-american studies Not offered this year http://www.princeton.edu/pr/catalog/ua/02/069.htm

Princeton University Undergraduate Announcement 2002-03 prev contents next Program in African-American Studies Director Valerie Smith Associate Director Noliwe Rooks Interdepartmental Committee Paul DiMaggio, Sociology Eddie Glaude, Religion William Gleason, English Sara-Jane Mathieu, History Toni Morrison, Council of the Humanities Nell I. Painter, History Colin Palmer, History Albert J. Raboteau, Religion Noliwe Rooks, African-American Studies Carolyn Rouse, Anthropology Cecelia Rouse, Economics Valerie Smith, English Howard F. Taylor, Sociology Cornel West, Religion Professor Nell Irvin Painter, History Colin Palmer, History Valerie Smith, English Howard F. Taylor, Sociology Assistant Professor Sara-Jane Mathieu, History Carolyn Rouse, Anthropology Lecturer Aleta Hayes, Humanities Council Kathryn Watterson, Humanities Council The Program in African-American Studies is an interdepartmental plan of study for undergraduates who wish to apply the insights and techniques of several disciplines in an effort to understand the experience of people of African ancestry, in the United States in particular. Each course and seminar, including the core course, is open to all undergraduates, as is the colloquium (or Works-in-Progress series of lectures) sponsored throughout the year by the program. Thus, students may fulfill certain distribution requirements by enrolling in courses and seminars offered by the program, or they may take part in program activities related to their academic interests and goals.

47. AAS Undergraduate Studies: Temple University Introduction to basic research in African American studies. in terms ofcommunication, commerce, technology, the balance of power, and national debts. http://www.temple.edu/AAS/ug/courses.htm

Major/Minor Requirements Declaring a Major/Minor What Can You Do With an AAS Major ... TEMPLE Course Listings PREPARATORY LEVEL 024. Elementary Yoruba (3 s.h.) An introductory course in the understanding, reading, and speaking of Yoruba, an African language which has had a major impact on the African cultures of Brazil, Haiti, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and the United States. Students will be taught grammar, vocabulary, and conversation in the language. The course will be a lecture-demonstration. 025. Elementary Hausa (3 s.h.) An introductory course in the understanding, reading and speaking of Hausa, a language spoken by more than 70 million people in West Africa. Students will be taught grammar, vocabulary, and conversation in the language. The course will be a lecture-demonstration. 044. The Black Church (3 s.h.) An examination of the significant role the black church has played in creating an African American response to social, political, and economic obstacles and barriers in America. Introduction to Richard Allen, Henry McNeal Turner, Martin Luther King, Jr., and other church leaders. Students learn to appreciate how the church builds the community, maintains culture, and produces leaders. LOWER LEVEL

48. African American Studies Department :: University Of Maryland, College Park African American studies Department. We have an impressive cadre of faculty anda national reputation for Advisor, E-commerce Association of China http://www.bsos.umd.edu/aasp/e_wilson.htm

Your browser does not support script You Are Here>>ABOUT AASD>>WHO'S WHO IN AASD BIO - Dr. Ernest J. Wilson III CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND 0145 TYDINGS HALL COLLEGE PARK, MD 20742 PHONE (301) 314-7711 o FAX (301) 314-9256 E-MAIL ewilson@cidcm.umd.edu Professor, Department of Government and Politics and Senior Research Scholar, Center for International Development and Conflict Management; Professor, African-American Studies; Senior Fellow, James M. Burns Academy of Leadership; Faculty Associate, School of Business and School of Public Policy, University of Maryland, College Park Ph.D. - University of California, Berkeley, 1978 Ernest J. Wilson III , has wide involvement in African and African-American affairs as a scholar, activist, and policy advisor. He has written on African political economy in Comparative Politics and other journals, and worked on African policy at the White House, the Congressional Black Caucus, and with African governments. His essay on African Americans and the Information Revolution appeared in the Urban League's Annual Review 2000. PUBLICATIONS ( Selected Governing Global Electronic Networks . William Drake and Ernest J. Wilson III (Editors). Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, forthcoming.

49. SJSU Research Topics: African American Studies: Organizations - SJLibrary.org African American studies Articles Databases Books Print Sources Campus Links Black Chamber of commerce Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County http://www.sjlibrary.org/research/databases/sguide_subjectList.htm?subID=4&catID

50. Ferris Catalog Introduction to African American studies is designed for the person who is Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Directed studies, Ecommerce Marketing http://www.ferris.edu/htmls/fsucatlg/coursecatalog/courses.cfm?course_id=2899

51. Home Page Contact the African American studies liaison librarian, Lori Ricigliano. bullet, Pacific Northwest Chapter, National Black Chamber of commerce http://library.ups.edu/instruct/ricig/afam101/

Course Related Web Page Collins Memorial Library University of Puget Sound This page is intended as a starting point for Puget Sound students enrolled in African American Studies 101. Getting Research Help Collins Library offers many ways to get research help: Visit the Information Desk on the main floor Talk to a reference librarian on call. Contact the African American Studies liaison librarian, Lori Ricigliano Assignments Short Papers Essay: What is African American Studies? Write a five page paper on the topic. Include a minimum of four sources : two from the Turbulent Voyage text and two from the reading list. Cite your sources using the MLA format Some good starting points: Library Catalogs Simon Summit For books on the subject, use the following subject terms: African Americans Study and teaching (Higher) Blacks Study and teaching (Higher) United States Race relations Study and teaching (Higher) United States Ethnic relations Study and teaching (Higher) Example of a book available in our library: Black studies in the United States : three essays / Robert L. Harris, Jr., Darlene Clark Hine, Nellie McKay.

52. African American Web Sites The Black World Today provides news, ecommerce, and communication resources focused Center for African American studies at the University of Michigan http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/caas/projects/aawebsites.html

AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN ORIENTED WEB PORTALS AFRICAN AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS AFRICAN AMERICAN RESEARCH RESOURCES AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN ORIENTED BOOKSTORES ... OTHER AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL RESOURCES AND ENTERTAINMENT AFRICAN AMERICAN ORIENTED WEB PORTALS Afroam.org (http://afroam.8media.org/) A site focused on African American news from the Washington Afro-American newspaper in Washington, DC organized into four sections (culture, information, history and kids zone). Afronet.com (http://www.afronet.com/) A Los Angeles-based site concerning the African American Community. The site discusses current issues, art, music, race and new technology. There is a reference section linked to many other sites that are not related to African Americans, but the links are very informative (weather, maps, investments, world news, and numerous other areas). The “Afronet Specials” business home page covers business issues pertaining to African Americans. It gives investment tips, black owned stocks and companies. Black World Today (http://www.tbwt.com/)

53. Pearson Education's ContentSelect -- Discipline Links For The Social Sciences University of Texas Center for African and African American studies Bureau ofthe Census This site from the US Department of commerce provides census http://contentselect.pearsoned.com/links-social.html

Discipline Links for the Social Sciences African American Studies Anthropology Asian Studies Education ... U.S. Congress and Government African American Studies University of Georgia African American Studies Provides information on the University's courses and links to African Americans in history. University of Texas Center for African and African American Studies Provides information on the program, as well as links to resources on African and African American topics. Anthropology American Anthropology Association Provides information on the Association, programs, and news items related to the human sciences. Annual Reviews: Anthropology Has a search engine that enables you to search for specific reviews. Anthropology Institute, University of Oxford Provides links to resources worldwide, and information on current student research projects. Anthropology Resources on the Internet Provides links to universities, Web sites, Web directories, and journals of anthropology and archaeology. Applied Anthropology Network Information on graduate programs, discussion channels, working papers, and other information of interest to applied anthropologists. WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology A comprehensive search engine for issues and topics in anthropology.

54. African American Studies African American studies. A. Philip Randolph, Pioneer of the Civil Rights Troublesome commerce The Transformation of the Interstate Slave Trade. http://www.lsu.edu/lsupress/Books/Subject_Listing/african.htm

Advanced Search African American Studies A. Philip Randolph, Pioneer of the Civil Rights Movement Pfeffer. Absolute Massacre: The New Orleans Race Riot of July 30, 1866. Hollandsworth. Africans in Colonial Louisiana: The Development of Afro-Creole Culture in the Eighteenth Century Hall. American Negro Slavery: A Survey of the Supply, Employment and Control of Negro Labor as Determined by the Plantation Regime Phillips Anatomy of a Lynching: The Killing of Claude Neal McGovern. Antislavery Reconsidered: New Perspectives on the Abolitionists Perry and Fellman. Cohen. Barber of Natchez Davis and Hogan. McKee and Chisenhall. . Schafer. Bruce. Black Americans and Organized Labor: A New History Moreno. Black Face, Maligned Race: The Representation of Blacks in English Drama from Shakespeare to Southerne Barthelemy. Ochs. Black Prophets of Justice: Activist Clergy Before the Civil War . Swift. . Woods. Black, White, and Southern: Race Relations and Southern Culture, 1940 to the Present

55. Faculty - Cynthia Blair Vicious commerce African American Women s Sex Work and the Department ofAfrican American studies, UIC, Curriculum Committee, 19992000 http://www.uic.edu/depts/hist/Faculty/blair.html

Cynthia M. Blair Curriculum Vitae Personal: Current Position: Assistant Professor Address: University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Department of History 913 University Hall (M/C 198) 601 South Morgan Street Chicago, IL 60607-7109 Phone: Fax: E-mail: cmblair@uic.edu Education: Ph.D., Harvard University, History of American Civilization, 1999 M.A., Harvard University, History, 1989 B.A., University of Michigan, American Culture and English, 1986 Research Areas: My research interests include the history of race and sexuality in the United States, African American urban history, and African American women's history. My research has focussed primarily on the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. I am currently doing research for the expansion of my study of African American prostitution in Chicago at the turn of the century. This entails archival work in various municipal collections and in the papers of private and public social welfare agencies in Chicago and Cook County between 1900 and 1930. Publications: Dissertation: "'Vicious' Commerce: African American Women's Sex Work and the Transformation of Urban Space in Chicago, 1850-1915"

56. Multicultural Studies | Web Resources General Multicultural studies African American Asian American Latin Economics and Statistics Administration, US Department of commerce http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/hss/ref/webminstudies.html

Skip to Search Library Catalog Databases Ask a Librarian ... Search Web Resources for Multicultural Studies General Multicultural Studies African American Asian American Latin American/Chicano Studies ... Miscellaneous Studies This page provides selected web resources to begin research in the interdisciplinary field of Multicultural Studies, which covers many subjects including history, literature, music, art, political science, and sociology. You can access these websites by clicking on the appropriate hyperlink below. Additionally, library staff are available to assist you at the reference desk, and a Resource Guide for Research in Multicultural Studies is available at http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/hss/ref/minstudies.html General Multicultural Studies Directories and Associations Bibliographies and Research Guides top Directories and Associations Associations on the Net : Ethnicity, Culture, and Race Associations Directory is provided by the Internet Public Library CLNet Diversity CWIS Listings Index of Campus Wide Information Servers in American Literature and Related Fields , Georgetown University, provides links for several minority group studies from various University websites Glass Ceiling Commission works to identify barriers and expand practices and policies which promote employment opportunities for the advancement of minorities and women into positions of responsibility in the private sector. Site contains studies and reports

57. African Studies Center | African Studies & The Diaspora African and African American studies (University of Kansas) MELANET is anelectronic commerce, resource, and research center. 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

58. Archives Du Commerce Des Esclaves: UNESCO-CI Sites web African studies Collection (Indiana University Bloomington Sites webIndiana UniversityBloomington - Archives of African American Music and http://portal.unesco.org/ci/fr/ev.php-URL_ID=8780&URL_DO=DO_PRINTPAGE&URL_SECTIO

Archives du commerce des esclaves L'UNESCO a lancé le projet de la Route de l’esclave en 1994. Il vise à briser le silence en faisant connaître universellement la question du commerce transatlantique des esclaves et de l’esclavage, ses causes profondes et ses conséquences tragiques par le biais de travaux scientifiques. Continuer? ouvert Rubriques Sites web African Studies Collection (Indiana University Bloomington Libraries) Aller A rich website featuring online access to a rich collection of African studies literature, including journals and dissertations. All issues of the Africana Libraries Newsletter are available and include a large source of information. Africans in America (1450-1865) Aller L’histoire de l’esclavage en Amérique est présentée en quatre chapitres. Le site du Public Broadcasting Service propose pour chaque époque l’historique, une banque d’images, des documents, récits, biographies et commentaires, ainsi qu’un mode d’emploi du site pour les enseignants. Afro-Louisiana History and Genealogy 1719-1820 Aller In 1984, a professor at Rutgers University stumbled upon a trove of historic data in a courthouse in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana. Over the next 15 years, Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, a noted New Orleans writer and historian, painstakingly uncovered the background of 100,000 slaves who were brought to Louisiana in the 18th and 19th centuries making fortunes for their owners.

59. Women's Studies At SCSU The Southern Connecticut State University Women s studies Program hosted Women of She is editor of Words of Fire An Anthology of africanamerican http://www.southernct.edu/departments/womensstudies/conference/2000.htm

Past Conference Details and Schedule: Women of African Descent: Reaching Across the Diaspora The 10th Annual Women's Studies Conference Friday, October 6 - Saturday, October 7, 2000 The Southern Connecticut State University Women's Studies Program hosted "Women of African Descent: Reaching Across the Diaspora," the Tenth Annual Women's Studies Conference, October 6-7, 2000. This conference, sponsored in conjunction with the SCSU Women's Center, African-American Women's Summit, SCSU Black Student Union, CCSU Women's Studies Program, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority/New Haven, ECSU Women's Studies Program, The Entrepreneurial Center, SCSU Office of Multicultural Affairs, National Association of Black Nurses/New Haven, National Association of Black Social Workers/New Haven, UNIFEM/USA,WCSU Women's Studies Program, and WPKN Radio, and provided an opportunity to explore topics regarding women's rights and status on a global scale and sought to promote interaction among academics, community leaders, activists, professionals, artists, and others interested in women's and international studies. Click here for conference schedule >> Featured Speakers Bernell K. Grier

60. Online Degree Programs | American Military University BA in African/African American studies The African and africanamerican studiesstudent will pursue a social science degree that covers a rich variety of http://www.amu.apus.edu/Academics/Degree_programs/SubPrograms.htm?paid=2274

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