61. The Education Research Section, The Program For African American Studies And The The education Research Section, the Program for African American studies and theWoodrow Wilson School are cohosting the 5th Annual Minority Student http://www.ers.princeton.edu/MSAN.htm

The Education Research Section, the Program for African American Studies and the Woodrow Wilson School are co-hosting the 5th Annual Minority Student Achievement Network Conference with the Princeton Regional School District . The conference will be held Thursday, September 30 through Saturday, October 2, 2004 in Princeton and will involve approximately 150 African American and Latino high school students and their chaperones from school districts across the country. This year the conference will focus on the anniversary of the Brown v. Board of Education decision. Carlotta Walls LaNier, one of the members of the "Little Rock Nine", will be the keynote speaker. A faculty panel from Princeton and students from the Woodrow Wilson School will also be working with the high school students to help develop policy recommendations related to Brown.

62. African American World Studies Undergraduate nondegree program minor in African American studies to exploredoctoral education in disciplines outside African American world studies. http://www.registrar.uiowa.edu/registrar/catalog/CollegeofLiberalArtsandSciences

Go To Page Catalog Home About Iowa Learning At UI Student Life Resources Colleges Continuing Educ Admin Officers Faculty Iowa Code College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Page Index African American World Studies Professors: Peter Nazareth (English/African American World Studies), Horace Porter (African American World Studies/English) Associate professors: Michaeline Crichlow, Fredrick Woodard (African American World Studies/English), Richard B. Turner (African American World Studies/Religious Studies) Undergraduate degree: B.A. in African American World Studies Undergraduate nondegree program: minor in African American Studies Graduate degree: M.A. in African American World Studies Graduate nondegree programs: cognate concentrations leading to M.A. and Ph.D. in American Studies and other programs Web site: http://www.uiowa.edu/~afriam African American World Studies focuses on the study of people of the African diaspora, particularly in the United States. African American World Studies is interdisciplinary, drawing cooperating faculty from American studies, anthropology, art, education, English, French, geography, history, political science, Spanish and Portuguese, sociology, and women's studies. Because a thorough understanding of African American and African cultures cannot be achieved through study restricted to the perspective of a single discipline, all students are required to pursue courses in both humanities and social sciences. African American world studies continually expands its perspectives by developing or cross-listing courses that fuse the knowledge drawn from many disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.

63. Library Users Guide African American Studies George Gund Foundation Imprint in African American studies (series) Indexes articles in sociology, anthropology, economics, education, medicine, http://www.library.uni.edu/instruction/lugafricanamer.shtml

For a biography of Rosa Parks, click on picture above. Library User's Guide African American Studies University of Northern Iowa TABLE OF CONTENTS IDENTIFYING BOOKS RESEARCH GUIDES ENCYCLOPEDIAS GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ... OTHER RELATED INTERNET SITES IDENTIFYING BOOKS Use UNISTAR to identify books on your topic owned by Rod Library. The subject "African Americans" is used in UNISTAR to designate the citizens of the United States of black African descent. The subject "Blacks" is used in UNISTAR to designate blacks as an element in the population and is not limited to blacks in the United States. Here are some typical subject headings in UNISTAR. African Americans-Biography African Americans-Civil Rights African Americans-Drama African Americans-Economic Conditions African Americans-Employment African Americans-Folklore African Americans-History African Americans-Iowa African Americans-Maps African Americans-Poetry Other subject headings can take the following forms: African Americans in Literature African American Art African American Authors African American Bankers African American Women Black English Black Panther Party Harlem Renaissance King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968

64. Africana Studies: Electronic Journals Click on Enter JSTOR, then select Browse the Journals, then under AfricanAmerican studies, select Journal of Negro education. http://www.library.arizona.edu/library/teams/fah/subpathpages/Africana/afej.html

Electronic Journals African American Review "As the official publication of the Division on Black American Literature and Culture of the Modern Language Association, the quarterly journal African American Review promotes a lively exchange among writers and scholars in the arts, humanities, and social sciences who hold diverse perspectives on African American literature and culture." Back issues (1967-1995) are available on JSTOR . Click on "Enter JSTOR" then select "Browse the Journals," then select "African American Review" or its two earlier names, "Black American Literature Forum" or "Negro American Literature Forum" which you will find under "African American Studies." African Studies Quarterly: The Online Journal of African Studies "African Studies Quarterly is an interdisciplinary, fully-refereed, indexed publication. While there are many other publishing outlets which focus entirely on scholarly writings concerning Africa, what distinguishes ASQ is its distribution method and its content. It is an ELECTRONIC journal." The Black Collegian Online "THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Online is the electronic version of the 28 year old, national career opportunities magazine. In addition to the abundance of career planning/ job search information, there is commentary by leading African-American writers, lifestyle/ entertainment features, general information on college life, and news of what's happening on college campuses today."

65. UB Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2006: African American Studies African American studies/education Minor. Acceptance Criteria. Minimum GPA of3.0 overall. Before attempting this minor, students must have completed all http://undergrad-catalog.buffalo.edu/academicprograms/aas.shtml

@import url(../css/layout.css); Skip to Main Content > UB, University at Buffalo, State University of New York Search the Catalog Contact Us ... Faculty You are here: Undergraduate Catalog 2005 - 2006 Academic Programs > African American Studies African American Studies Department of African American Studies College of Arts and Sciences 732 Clemens Hall North Campus Buffalo, NY 14260-4680 Phone: 716.645.2082/2083 Fax: 716.645.5976 Web: www.africanamericanstudies.buffalo.edu/ Lillian S. Williams Chair About the Program African American Studies provides students with an understanding of the diverse African American and African Diaspora experiences. It features examinations and analyses of the unique historical, political, and sociocultural experiences of African Americans in the context of U.S. history and society. It also relates the African American experience to African history and to cognate experiences of people of African descent living in Latin America and the Caribbean. The department’s curriculum covers a broad spectrum of topics in the arts, humanities, and social sciences that are pertinent to these historical and sociological experiences. The department encourages students to complete either a joint or double major or a double degree.

66. UB Undergraduate Catalog : African American Studies African American studies/education Minor Acceptance Criteria. Minimum GPA of3.0 overall. Before attempting this minor, students must have completed all http://undergrad-catalog.buffalo.edu/0405/academicprograms/aas.shtml

Search the Catalog Contact Us Site Map Home ... Course Descriptions You are here: Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2005 Academic Programs African American Studies Department of African American Studies College of Arts and Sciences 732 Clemens Hall North Campus Buffalo, NY 14260-4680 Phone: 716.645.2082/2083 Fax: 716.645.5976 Web: www.africanamericanstudies.buffalo.edu/ Lillian S. Williams Chair About the Program African American studies provides students with an understanding of the diverse African American and African Diaspora experiences. It features examinations and analyses of the unique historical, political, and sociocultural experiences of African Americans in the context of U.S. history and society. It also relates the African American experience to African history and to cognate experiences of people of African descent living in Latin America and the Caribbean. The department’s curriculum covers a broad spectrum of topics in the arts, humanities, and social sciences that are pertinent to these historical and sociological experiences. The department encourages students to complete either a joint or double major or a double degree.

67. ALA | African American Culture This piece began with a focus on educationrelated and other scholarly sites.Since African American studies (or Black studies or Afro-American studies) has http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues1999/january1/africanamer

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2005 Back Issues: 2004 ... Back Issues: 1999 January INTERNET RESOURCES African American culture: Some sites you should bookmark January 1999 Vol. 60, No. 1 by Elna L. Saxton and Jo McClamroch This piece began with a focus on education-related and other scholarly sites. Since African American Studies (or Black Studies or Afro-American Studies) has been an established academic discipline at dozens of institutions since the late 1960s, we were confident we would quickly be overrun with quality sites. It soon became apparent that there are many quality sites, and that to focus only on academic sites was too narrow for this article. Our resource list, therefore, expanded beyond academia into a total of five categories: Getting started, Educational sites/research centers, Organizations/Associations, Afrocen-tric sites, and E-journals/news services. We do deliberately highlight more African American than Africana sites. At the same time, we do not suggest that we could capture the essence of or exhaust the number of potentially valuable sites for any culture's links, be it African American, Asian American, Native American, or any ethnic group. At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, the Internet is a mother lode of information for cultural information.

68. Graduate Studies In Social Studies/ Geograpgy / History Education Doctoral Requirements in Social studies education As of Spring 2003 History,Geography, Political Science, African American studies), http://www.education.umd.edu/EDCI/info/geoghisgrad.html

HOME ABOUT US COURSES NEWS ... EDCI Grad. Assistantship Application Graduate Studies in The Department of Curriculum and Instruction Art Education Teacher Leadership Master's Degree Program for Elementary and Middle School Social Studies/Geography/History Education English/Speech/Theatre Education ... Minority and Urban Education NEW Music Education Professional Development/Teacher Education Reading Education Science Education ... Teacher-in-Residence Fellowship Program (Ed.D. and Pd.D.) Graduate Studies in Social Studies/ Geograpgy / History Education The Social Studies/Geography and History Education unit provides specialized graduate programs for individuals interested in teaching or the preparation of teachers in history, geography or social studies education. The graduate programs are tailored to meet the needs of individual students and may include preparation for both school and non-school settings. Graduate programs focus on translating theory into practice for the social studies educator and contain a strong research component. Inquiry and research methodologies as they relate to the social sciences and social studies education are examined. Faculty are involved in a range of research and writing activities as well as providing service to the profession. Programs include the M.Ed., Ph.D., and Ed.D. degrees as well as the Advanced Graduate Specialist Certificate.

69. African And African American Studies Chair of African and African American studies. John Baugh, Ph.D., a wellknownAfrican-American linguist and education expert, is the inaugural holder of an http://news-info.wustl.edu/group/page/normal/10.html

nothing = 1; - Faculty Experts - News by Topic - News by School WUSTL in the News - Powered by Google WUSTL Home Public Affairs Home University News Medical News ... University Groups African and African American Studies Director: John Baugh Home Page: http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~afas/ Location: 226 McMillan The African and Afro-American Studies program offers students an opportunity to explore the cultural, intellectual, economic, religious, artistic, social, literary, and political history of various peoples who are African or of African descent. Faculty experts can discuss a wide range of topics, including race relations, history of slavery and the music, languages and culture of African and Afro-American people. Showing Stories 1 through 3 of 20. Show More Crossin' Over Black Rep presents new production at Edison Theatre Sept. 14-25 Stewart Goldstein "Crossin' Over" Download The St. Louis Black Repertory Company will open its 29th season with Crossin' Over , an all-new musical production chronicling the history of Africans in America, at Edison Theatre Sept. 14-25. 'Teaching jazz' Leading jazz, American culture scholars to instruct high school teachers this summer

70. Courses & Programs Of Study Courses Programs of Study, The College of the University of Chicago. Autumn.AFAM 29700. Readings in African and africanamerican studies. http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/programs/afam.shtml

Home Programs of Study Help African and African-American Studies Program of Study The B.A. program in African and African-American Studies provides a context in which College students might examine African and African-American cultures and communities from a rigorous, interdisciplinary perspective. Its intellectual justification lies in the direction taken by African and African-American studies over the past few years, which has been characterized by a growing insistence on the integrity and coherence of links (historical, sociocultural, and experiential) between Africa and its diasporas. Students in other fields of study may also complete a minor in African and African-American Studies. Information follows the description of the major. Program Requirements It is expected that the general education requirements in the social sciences have been met before a student enters the program. A student who has not done so should meet them during the first year of the program. The major requires a B.A. thesis and ten courses distributed according to the following guidelines: Five basic courses dealing with African and African-American materials These must include: (1) African Civilization (SOSC 22500-22600) or African Civilization in Africa (SOSC 26600-26700), and (2) a combination of three courses in African or African-American subjects approved by the Program Coordinating Committee. Because the African civilization sequence is used to meet a requirement in the major, students should take another civilization sequence to meet their general education requirement.

71. African American Studies, Majors And Minors Brochures, Student Handbook, Undergr African American studies has as its basic aim the study of the historical, These are the central goals of a liberal arts education at its best. http://www.cas.northwestern.edu/advising/AfAm.html

WCAS NU student handbook opportunities ... Majors and Minors Brochures African American Studies African American Studies WHY LEARN ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES? Courses in African American Studies generate broader awareness and appreciation of the world that is a fundamental goal of a liberal education. African American Studies can meet the diverse needs and interests of a variety of students, whether black or non-black, in several ways. First, it enhances understanding of both the black experience and the societies of which African Americans are a part. It provides a significant means of understanding and examining American society, the diversity and pluralistic nature of the black experience, and important continuities and commonalties across national and racial boundaries.

72. Study Abroad For African American Studies Information about EAP study abroad opportunities for African American You should also complete all, or most, of your general education requirements. http://ias.berkeley.edu/bpsa/majors/AfricanAmericanStudies.htm

This website is a guide for African American studies students who have an interest in studying abroad. You can get more information by visiting the EAP website or by talking to an advisor in 160 Stephens. The African American Studies department encourages its students to take advantage of the opportunity to complete some portion of their undergraduate study through the University's Education Abroad Program. African American Studies majors can broaden their horizons by studying African art and music in Ghana, Black Cinema in South Africa, or even literature and political ideology of the Caribbean in Barbados. Because all courses taken through EAP are accepted as UC courses, with careful planning students may spend as much as a year of study in a foreign university with no loss of time in completing their degrees. Studying abroad provides a great opportunity for African American Studies majors to understand their course work in a broader context. By exposing yourself to a variety of different cultures and experiences you have a better framework with which to critique and contribute to academic topics of interest. Furthermore, there are a variety of African American Studies related courses offered at foreign universities that are not available at Berkeley. Back to top Study abroad programs are available for students of many class levels. Your choice of when to study abroad depends on your personal progress in the major and the type of coursework that you hope to study while abroad. To determine what is the best time period for you consult with your major advisor at the African American Studies office in 664A Barrows Hall.

73. Colby College | Academics | Colby College Libraries African American studies Library Home. Subject Headings for Library Catalog education. Historically Black Colleges and Universities http://www.colby.edu/library/research/guides/african.shtml

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74. UMBC Africana Studies Dept. The African American studies program provides students of all ethnic and work and education pursue a second major or minor in African American studies. http://www.research.umbc.edu/africana/

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY AFRICANA STUDIES DEPT. Faculty Program Description Course Descriptions CHAIR Willie B. Lamouse-Smith Sociology development administration, African religion, demography PROFESSORS Miriam DeCosta-Willis African African literature, women studies, creative writing Daphne D. Harrison African and African American music, women studies ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Jonathan A. Peters African and African American literature and black folklore Acklyn Lynch African American political thought, philosophy, popular culture, Caribbean history and politics ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Thomas N. Robinson, Jr. Psychology PROGRAM DESCRIPTION (Courses in this program are listed under AFAM). The African American studies program provides students of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds with a detailed understanding of the foundations of African American culture, from ancient Egypt to the present. This comprehensive, liberal arts program is international in scope. The variety of courses and options in African American studies often provides students the opportunity to explore perspectives they have not yet experienced. All courses, as well as options for the major, are open to all students. Many students find it productive to combine African American studies with another discipline in a dual major. Students may also minor in African American studies.

75. African American Studies and relevance of African American studies within a liberal arts education.W051. Introduction to African American studies (3 sh) F S. Core WI. http://www.temple.edu/bulletin/ugradbulletin/ucd/ucd_aas.html

Back 02401/African American Studies Preparatory Courses 0010. Introduction to African American Novel (3 s.h.) F S An introductory survey of the Afro-American novel from the Clotel of the early 19th century up to Sula in the 20th century. Writers will be reviewed not only as creative artists and social historians, but also as significant interpreters of their time. 0024. Elementary Yoruba (3 s.h.) S 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. Mode: The course will be a lecture-demonstration.. 0025. Elementary Hausa (3 s.h.) S 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. Mode: The course will be a lecture-demonstration..

76. Teaching And Leadership | Teachers Social studies education is a dualdegree undergraduate program and you earn aBachelor of Arts AAS 525 Research Methods in African American studies http://soeweb.syr.edu/Teaching/prep_teachers/social_tu.html

S OCIAL STUDIES OF EDUCATION Information for Undergraduates With the dynamic social conditions of the world today, our social studies education curriculum is more exciting than ever. Our Social Studies Education program offers you a complete range of specialties and access to quality resources on campus. You will complete a major in one social science area such as African American studies, American studies, anthropology, economics, geography, history, policy studies, political science or sociology. We are dedicated to advancing worldwide research in all social science areas. In addition to a social science major, you will complete a number of credits in research-based courses and other credits in courses outside of your major social science area. Social Studies Education is a dual-degree undergraduate program and you earn a Bachelor of Arts (BA) diploma granted by the College of the Arts and Sciences and the School of Education. In addition, students complete and formally declare a major in a social science area chosen from African American Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, International Relations, Policy Studies, Political Science, or Sociology. This content major would be listed as their first program of study under the College of Arts and Sciences, with Social Studies Education listed second. Students earn one Bachelor of Arts diploma granted by both colleges.

77. African American Studies Research Guide Or, refer to the Subject Searching for African American studies handout. Indexes published and unpublished sources on all aspects of education and http://web.library.emory.edu/subjects/studies/afam/aas.htm

EUCLID Catalog Library Info Research Assistance Subject and Course Guides Research Tutorial EndNote Use ... Library Publications African American Studies Research Guide EUCLID Databases e-Journals Reserves Direct Table Of Contents Reference Sources Finding Works about African Americans in EUCLID (the library catalog) Databases ... Citing Sources and Managing Citations Take our new Library Research Tutorial: Routes to Research Reference Sources top Research Guides Harvard Guide to African-American History Reference E185 .H326 2001 An extremely useful guide to the most important scholarship across the spectrum of African-American history. Provides bibliographic essays and lists of works arranged topically (including bibliographies and reference works, Internet resources, manuscript and microform collections, newspapers and periodicals, government publications, and more) and chronologically. Chronologies and Atlases Black Saga : The African American Experience Reference E185 .C519 1995

78. Welcome To The UCLA Center For African American Studies Website demonstrate an interest in African American studies either through theirprevious course of Latin American studies, African Area studies, education, http://www.bunchecenter.ucla.edu/degree/joint.html

Interdepartmental Program in Afro-American Studies: Joint M.A./ J.D. Program Afro-American Studies M.A./Law J.D. The Afro-American Studies Program and the School of Law offer a concurrent degree program whereby students may pursue the M.A. in Afro-American Studies and J.D. degrees at the same time. For admission, applicants are required to satisfy the regular admission requirements of both schools (except that applicants only have to take the LSAT). Twelve units of law coursework may be double-counted toward the M.A. degree. Applicants interested in the program should contact the Afro-American Studies Program Curriculum Coordinator. Admission to the program is limited to Fall Quarter. Prospective students may obtain applications online from the UCLA Graduate Division homepage. Areas of Studies The M.A. in Afro-American Studies is interdepartmental, with formal support linkages to nine disciplinary departments: Anthropology, English, History, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. Related courses are also offered in the following schools and departments: Art, Dance, Economics, Geography, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Theater, Folklore and Mythology, Latin American Studies, African Area Studies, Education, Library and Information Science, Management, Public Health, Social Welfare, and World Arts and Culture.

79. African And African American Studies General Dynamics will Sponsor College Scholarships for African American Studentsfor Third Dissertation topics must concern education, and all prediss http://www.asu.edu/clas/aframstu/scholarships.htm

Program Staff Information and Advising Scholarships News Letter ... Links SCHOLARSHIPS / INTERNSHIPS McKee Scholarship The Interdisciplinary Humanities Program invites applications. Deadline: July 16, 2004 Click here for more information. Fred Luster, Sr. Scholarships Available! The Fred Luster, Sr. Education Foundation was established in honor of the late Fred Luster, Sr., who was a founding board member of AHBAI and founder of the Chicago-based Luster Products, Inc. The Foundation awards scholarships to cosmetology students and college-bound high school students. Over the past five years, the foundation has awarded more than $90,000 in scholarships. In 1995, the foundation established the Entrepreneurial Leadership Conference, a conference dedicated to providing scholarships and promoting entrepreneurship among the best and brightest African-American college students. To apply for a College Scholarship or a Cosmetology Scholarship, call AHBAI 312.644.6610 ext. 3904, or write to AHBAI: American Health and Beauty Aids Institute 410 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60611

80. African And African American Studies and the African African American studies Faculty, Staff and Topeka Boardof education A Landmark Desegregation Decision http://www.asu.edu/clas/aframstu/newsarchive.htm

Program Staff Information and Advising Scholarships News Letter ... Links SYMPOSIUM ON THE CRISIS IN DARFUR The African Students Association at Arizona State Presents A symposium on the crisis in the Darfur Region of Sudan Wednesday, November 17, 2004 5:40pm at LL 2 Click here DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY COLLOQUIM SERIES Hayward D. Horton, Ph.D. Department of Sociology State University of New York - Albany Toward a Critical Demography of Neo-mulattos: Structural Change and Diversity within the Black Population ABSTRACT The number of people in the United States identifying with more than one race has increased in recent years. An explosion of literature on mixed race populations has emerged. However, the focus of recent studies has been individual-level or medial-level at best. We focus on Neo-mulattos. The argument raised here is that this population is best understood in the context of changes in the social structure relative to racism. The purpose of this paper is to articulate the nature of Neo-mulattos and the potential issues for public policy and future research. Co-sponsored by African and African American Studies Friday, November 5, 2004

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