21. Area Studies Page Certificates are offered in africanamerican studies, Ancient and Medieval Women s studies Patricia Self, 226A Human Environmental sciences, 744-8348, http://www.cas.okstate.edu/services/degree/AStudies/

Area Studies Certificates Area Studies Certificates allow OSU students to pursue their cross-disciplinary interests and receive recognition for their efforts. An Area Studies Certificate is granted upon completion of an OSU bachelor's degree and the specific requirements for the certificate. An Area Studies certificate is the equivalent of an interdisciplinary “minor.” Certificates are offered in African-American Studies Ancient and Medieval Studies Asian Studies Central Asian Studies ... Russian and Eastern European Studies , and Women's Studies . Each certificate has unique requirements as described below. Further information on these certificate programs may be obtained from Jean Oppel , the Area Studies Coordinator, in the Arts and Sciences Student Academic Services Office (202 Life Science East, 744-5658) or from the specific Area Studies Faculty Coordinators . Since certificate requirements may change from year to year, please be sure to meet with the appropriate Faculty Coordinator regularly to ensure that you have completed the appropriate coursework for the certificate upon graduation. Students pursuing an Area Studies Certificate may complement their coursework by studying abroad during their undergraduate studies. Study abroad students may be able to take courses to be applied toward the certificate while developing language skills in a foreign culture. For more information about study abroad opportunities, contact the

22. Southwestern College - School Of Social Sciences And International Studies School of Social sciences and International studies. africanamerican studies The african-american studies program serves as a center for the http://www.swc.cc.ca.us/~ssis/Disciplines/index.asp?D30

23. The Institute For Research In African-American Studies At Columbia University africanamerican studies G4520x. Race and the Articulation of Difference. 4 pts . african-american studies includes research in the social sciences and http://www.columbia.edu/cu/iraas/grad.html

Download a portable document file (PDF) of the MA Program Handbook. Viewing the handbook requires a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader Our Master of Arts Program is designed to provide students with a thorough grounding in the literature and research of African-American Studies, and enable them to produce critical analysis and research about the complex and historically specific experiences of Africans in the Americas. However, students will also be expected to demonstrate how those experiences have contributed to, and been shaped by, political, cultural and economic forces both nationally and globally. For social service and health professionals who deliver services to African-American populations, the degree of Master of Arts in African-American Studies will enhance their understanding of the complex social, cultural and historical experiences of these communities, which will lead to more effective delivery of service. For teachers or education administrators at the secondary or community college level, the degree of Master of Arts in African-American Studies will enhance their understanding of race relations between all actors in the school environment. It will also enable them to develop curricula and courses that address specific ethnic/racial groups who have been integral to the American experience and have contributed significantly to American culture. For professionals engaged in producing cultural representations (encompassing everything from museum curators to advertising executives), the degree of Master of Arts in African-American Studies will enhance their understanding of the shared and unique social indices, historical experiences and the patterns and processes of culture of the people of African descent.

24. H-Afro-Am Discussion Network Welcome to HAfro-Am, a member of H-Net Humanities Social sciences OnLine. Re African American studies Syllabi clearinghouse ASmith8955@aol.com http://www.h-net.org/~afro-am/

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25. The University Of Tennessee: College Of Arts And Sciences African and africanamerican studies Dr. Wornie Reed, Chair Professor of Sociology Asian studies Dr. Yang Zhong, Chair Professor of Political Science http://www.artsci.utk.edu/IDP.asp

University Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Libraries Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Dept. Directory Select type of search People Search Campus Search System Search Teaching Research Academic Departments Interdisciplinary Programs ... Advising Administration Committees (PDF) Meetings Staff Support the College College Home Interdisciplinary Programs Dr. Don Cox Associate Dean 26 Alumni Memorial Building, Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1320 Phone: (865) 974-6514 Fax: (865) 974-4352 E-mail: dcox@utk.edu Program Chairs African and African-American Studies Dr. Wornie Reed , Chair Professor of Sociology 1206 McClung Tower, Knoxville, Tennessee, 37996-0412 Phone: (865) 974-5052 Fax: (865) 974-8669 E-mail: wreed5@utk.edu American Studies Dr. Michael Fitzgerald Chair Professor of Political Science 1009 McClung Tower, Knoxville, Tennessee, 37996-0410 Phone: (865) 974-7049 or (865) 974-2261 Fax (865) 974-7037 E-mail: mfitzge1@utk.edu

26. Digital Collections Online (DCO): Contact A Subject Specialist africanamerican studies, Peter Allison. Agricultural Resource Economics,David McChesney Sport, Leisure Exercise sciences, Francine DeFranco http://webapps.lib.uconn.edu/DigitalCollections/liaiBrowsing.cfm

Contact a Subject Specialist To find more materials or information about a particular subject, contact one of the specialists listed below. Storrs Campus African Studies Peter Allison African-American Studies Peter Allison David McChesney Agriculture Jonathan Nabe Allied Health Jill Livingston Alternative Press (Archives) Terri Goldich Animal Science Jonathan Nabe Anthropology Peter Allison Archives Varied, by Collection Michael Young Asian-American Studies Steve Bustamente Biology Carolyn Mills Business David McChesney Business (Archives) Laura Katz Smith Chemistry Frances Libbey Children's Literature (Archives) Terri Goldich Classics Sandra Gallup Communications Sciences Barbara Cervera Connecticut Historic Preservation (Archives) Laura Katz Smith Connecticut History (Archives) Betsy Pittman Criminology Tiffani Conner Dramatic Arts Tracey Rudnick Economics David McChesney Education Francine DeFranco Engineering (General) Stephen Fairfield Richard Bleiler Environmental Science Frances Libbey Ethnic Heritage (Archives) Laura Katz Smith European Studies Peter Allison French Michael Young Geography Sarah Mindel Frances Libbey Richard Bleiler Hispanic History (Archives) Laura Katz Smith History Peter Allison Kathy Banas-Marti Human Rights (Archives) Tom Wilsted Italian Michael Young Journalism Steven Batt Judaic Studies Sandra Gallup Kinesiology Jill Livingston Labor (Archives) Laura Katz Smith Landscape Design Frances Libbey Latin American Studies Peter Allison Law Shikha Sharma Linguistics Sandra Gallup Literary (Archives) Rutherford Witthus Mathematics Stephen Fairfield Medieval Studies

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28. African American Studies Program Life sciences (ASU West). Associate Professor Graves African AmericanStudies (AAS) is interdisciplinary and focuses on people of African descent http://www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/2002-2003/general/african-american-studies.html

ARCHIVE: A RIZONA S TATE U NIVERSITY NOTE: The information in this file matches the corresponding print edition. More current information may be found at www.asu.edu/aad/catalogs/ African American Studies Program www.asu.edu/clas/aframstu COWDN 227 Leanor Boulin Johnson, Director CORE FACULTY Professor: Reyes; Associate Professors: Bontemps, Boulin Johnson; Assistant Professor: Usman; Clinical Associate Professor: Cox AFFILIATED FACULTY Anthropology Senior Lecturer: Winkelman Art Professors: Sweeney, Young; Associate Professor: Umberger Asian Pacific American Studies Assistant Professor: Rosa Dance Faculty Associate: Ganyo Education Associate Professor: Hood English Professor: Lester; Associate Professors: Chancy, DeLamotte, Miller; Assistant Professor: Fuse Family and Human Development Associate Professor: Wilson History Associate Professor: Barnes; Assistant Professor: Whitaker Human Communication Professors: Jain, Martin; Associate Professor: Davey; Assistant Professor: Davis Humanities Assistant Professor: Lund Journalism and Mass Communication Associate Professor: Bramlett-Solomon Justice Studies Professors: Figueria-McDonough, Jurik, Romero, Zatz;

29. AfricaHome.Com: AFRICAHOME.COM: Social Sciences:African American Studies Social sciences African American studies Results 1 25 of 38 The primarymission of the african-american and African studies Department is to http://www.africahome.com/search/Social_Sciences/African_American_Studies/index.

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30. SULAIR: Research Quick Start Guides: African American Studies Because of the interdisciplinary nature of African American studies, Social sciences Index, 1974+ (Green Library Information Center AI3S62; http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/adams/shortcu/afam.html

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31. Howard University Libraries Science Technology Social Groups Underground Railroad Video Films Resources in africanamerican studies Social Science and Historical Resources. http://www.founders.howard.edu/afroam2.htm

Afro-American Studies You are at: Home Guides Afro-American Studies General Sources ... Underground Railroad NOTE: In view of the highly fluid nature of Internet resources, some sites listed below may not always work or be available to viewers. We welcome feedback . Also, should you know of other pertinent sites, please send us e-mail. General Sources / Internet Guides African American Culture - About.com African American Global Network African Americans: Internet Resources African-Americans: Useful Sources African Diaspora ... Kwanzaa: a Celebration of Family, Unity and Culture The Official Kwanzaa Web Site focuses on the philosophy of Dr. Karenga, the African-American professor who created the holiday in 1966. It describes in detail the African roots of the holiday, the seven principles, and the seven basic symbols. Includes a comprehensive guide for those celebrating Kwanzaa for the first time. Links to Other Interesting African and African American Internet Sites Sources for African-American Studies Affirmative Action Affirmative Action for African, Latino, and Asian Americans

32. African American Resources Indexes nearly 1200 periodicals in the social sciences and humanities, providingcitations to more Information Resources on African American studies http://www.library.umw.edu/afro.htm

African American Resources Catalog Site Index Library Home Help ... Selected Reference Resources in Simpson Library Periodical Indexes America: History and Life An index of journal articles, books reviews, and dissertations on the history and culture of the United States and Canada from earliest times to the present. Contemporary Women's Issues A full-text database providing global information on women covering 1992 to the present. ERIC An index to journal articles, books, theses, curricula, conference papers, standards and guidelines. Especially useful for educational impact in the area of African-American studies. Please note: Beginning in January 2004, the U.S. Department of Education is implementing a reengineering plan for the ERIC database. See: Educational Resources Information Center . Consequently, it is projected that no new records will be entered in ERIC until September 2004. For current journal articles in education, use another database, such as Education Full Text Expanded Academic ASAP An index to bibliographic references, abstracts, or full-text articles from more than 600 scholarly journals and popular magazines from 1980 to the present.

33. DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN AND AFRICAN STUDIES film studies, literature, history, political science, to name a few and our The Department of africanamerican/studies is dedicated to giving our http://www.afam.rutgers.edu/

Home Courses Students Faculty ... Links Department of African-American and African Studies News/Events The African-American/African Studies major/minor is geared towards both the scholarly and the working world. We aim to produce graduates who are ready for advanced graduate study in the humanities or social sciences; we also aim to produce professionals who can work in a variety of fields that require an understanding of the history and cultures of Afri can and African-descended peoples. Our major can be used in a broad array of fields, such as marketing; journ alism; education; and the arts. In future we hope to establish internships for our majors, where they can apply their scholarly knowledge to a particular career. Flexibility is a key characteristic of our program. African-American/African Studies majors have a wide array of courses to choose from, and may also take courses in other departments as a way to fulfill electives in their major. Additionally, some of the courses in African-American/African Studies may be taken for credit towards a major or minor in another department. The Department of African-American/Studies is dedicated to giving our students the most expansive education possible, and for this reason we allow our students a range of course options, both from within and without the department. Several of our courses are also offered during the evening 323 Conklin Hall, 175 University Avenue, Newark, NJ 07102

34. Penn State Libraries LIAS Articles More Subject University Libraries Library Information Access System Quick links. Subject List African American studies Social sciences and Community Development http://www.lias.psu.edu/AASTUDIESSSANDCD.html

35. Yale College Programs Of Study The African American studies major examines, from numerous disciplinary one course in the social sciences relevant to African American studies (eg, http://www.yale.edu/yalecollege/publications/ycps/chapter_iv/african_american.ht

Home Publications Yale College Programs of Study 2005-2006 Chapter IV Yale College Programs of Study 2005-2006 Home Related information Calendar Chapter I - Yale College ... Chapter III - Academic Regulations Chapter IV - Subjects of Instruction Subject Abbreviations Majors in Yale College Accounting African American Studies ... Search course information on OCI YCPS: Chapter IV African American Studies African American Studies courses African American Studies department home page Director of undergraduate studies: Alondra Nelson, 493 College St., 432-1170, alondra.nelson@yale.edu FACULTY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES Professors David Blight, Hazel Carby, Glenda Gilmore, Ezra Griffith, Jonathan Holloway, Matthew Jacobson, Gerald Jaynes, Serene Jones, Christopher L. Miller, Patricia Pessar ( Adjunct ), Joseph Roach, Robert Stepto, John Szwed, Robert Thompson Associate Professors Elizabeth Alexander ( Adjunct ), Kamari Clarke, David Krasner, Susan Lederer Assistant Professors Jennifer Baszile, Khalilah Brown-Dean, Terri Francis, Ange-Marie Hancock, Kellie Jones, Alondra Nelson, Naomi Pabst, Diana Paulin, Lloyd Pratt, Michael Veal Lecturers Kathleen Cleaver, Lisa Collins, Flemming Norcott, Deborah Thomas, Gerald Thomas, Jennifer Wood-Nangombe

36. African-American World Studies Program, The University Of Iowa African American World studies focuses on the study of people of the Africandiaspora, science, Spanish and Portuguese, sociology, and women s studies. http://english.uiowa.edu/africanamerican/

Faculty Graduate Programs Undergraduate Programs Courses ... Co-Curricular Activities African-American World Studies Program 436 English-Philosophy Building (EPB) The University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 52242-1408 Phone: 319-335-0317 Fax: 319-335-0319 e-mail: afam-world-studies@uiowa.edu Office Hours: 9-12, 1-3:30 Memo from Dean Maxson and the Report of the Advisory Committee on African American Studies Please read the Dean's memo and the Report of the Advisory Committee before proceeding further , since both announce significant developments affecting the AAWS major and graduate program. Faculty Graduate Programs Undergraduate Programs Courses ... Co-curricular Activities 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.

37. Harvard Libraries Social SciencesAfrican-American Studies Social Sciencesafricanamerican studies Complete text of seven prominent19th century african-american newspapers. (more info ) http://lib.harvard.edu/e-research-test/subject/social_sciences_african-american_

38. Major - African American Studies the general education requirements of the College of Humanities and sciences.The bachelor of arts with a major in African American studies requires the http://www.has.vcu.edu/aas/major

Major in African American Studies Quick Links: AFAM Program Links VCU sites T his Page is currently under construction, please check back soon for updates http://www.vcu.edu/bulletins/200304/ub/06%20-%20CHS.pdf on pages 91-94) Core Courses AFAM 103 Introduction to African-American Studies AFAM 208 African Social Thought AFAM 308 Modes of Inquiry in African-American Studies AFAM 408 Seminar in African-American Studies AFAM 416 The Origin and Evolution of the Concept of Race Crosslisted Courses - 1 - Africa AFAM 105, 106/ HIST 105, 106 Survey of African History AFAM 200/ANTH 200 Introduction to African Societies AFAM 204 Africa in Transition AFAM 333/GEOG 333 Geography of Africa AFAM 356/POLI 356 African Government and Politics AFAM 357/POLI 357 Politics of Southern Africa AFAM 387/HIST 387 History of West Africa AFAM 388/HIST 388 Africa: Social, Cultural, and Economic History AFAM 389/HIST 389 History of Southern Africa AFAM 390/HIST 390 Africa and the Americas: Slavery, Gender, and Race AFAM 420/ANTH 420 Women of Africa Crosslisted Courses - 2 - African-Americans AFAM 104/SOCY 104 Sociology of Racism AFAM 302/POLI 302 The Politics of the Civil Rights Movement AFAM 305/SOCY 305 Sociology of the Black Family AFAM 307/ RELS 307 Black Religion AFAM 310/ECON 310 Economics and Poverty AFAM 311/URSP 337 Urbanization and Blacks AFAM 315/ECON 315 Economic Development AFAM 318/POLI 318 The Politics of Race, Class and Gender

39. African & African American Studies Information may be obtained from the Arts and sciences Advising Center. Pursuing a minor in African American studies will expose you to a program of http://ascweb.unl.edu/academics/depts/african.html

Students Dean's Office Quick Links Advising Center Departments Resource Guide Event Submission Form Columns Newsletter Applause Awards Ovation Awards You are here. . . Academic Programs Preprofessional Programs Interdisciplinary Initiatives African American and African Studies Web site Coordinator, Oyekan Owomoyela oowomoyela1@unlnotes.unl.edu African Studies Undergraduate Adviser, Robert Hitchcock rhitchcock1@unl.edu T African American Studies Pursuing a minor in African American Studies will expose you to a program of study concerning African American culture, life, and history in the United States as well as the African experience on the continent and the Diaspora, This program of studies will contribute to your understanding of the diverse peoples and cultures of Africa and prepare you for challenging careers in an ethnically diverse world. Our students find employment in such fields as education, business and industry, health and social services, law, program development, and government. The program also provides an initial foundation for students pursuing graduate study in African American Studies, Cultural Studies, or any other graduate degree with an emphasis on race and/or the African Diaspora. The 18-hour minor requires students to take ETHN 200 (Introduction to African American Studies), plus courses from at least three different disciplines, including Anthropology, Curriculum and Instruction, English, History, Music, Political Science, and Sociology. Course offerings range from Peoples and Cultures of Africa, African American Literature, African American History, History of American Jazz, to Blacks in the American Political Process. For a full description of program requirements, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin entry for the African American and African Studies Program. In addition to completing all requirements for the specific minor, students must fulfill the general requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences. Information may be obtained from the Arts and Sciences Advising Center.

40. UMES Social Sciences - African American Studies Degree Program The new multidisciplinary degree in African American studies, with a Minor in social sciences, as well as those headed towards professional studies. http://www.umes.edu/social/african.htm

University of Maryland Eastern Shore Social Sciences Department Section Links Social Sciences Home African American Studies Sociology Concentration in General Studies Social Studies Teacher Education ... Sociology/Social Work Dual Degree Minor Programs African American Studies Minor History Minor Political Science Minor Sociology Minor ... UMES search: Published by: Department of Social Sciences For more information contact: Jay Bishop Last updated: August 4, 2004 BACHELORS OF ARTS DEGREE IN AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES ABOUT THE DEGREE PROGRAM The new multidisciplinary degree in African American studies, with a Minor in African Studies, is the first program of its kind in the Delmarva region.  The course will give students the opportunity to acquire an objective view of Africa and the African Diaspora in the New World.  It would expose students to multiple disciplines and adequately prepare them to compete in the global job market that is brought on by the increasing globalization of business and trade. The program should benefit students from the humanities, social sciences, as well as those headed towards professional studies.  It will, also, prepare students for careers in the diplomatic service, Africa related services, state and local government and community-based agencies. EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES OF THE  PROGRAM   The main objective of the degree program is to provide students the chance to acquire an objective view of Africa and the African diaspora in the United States, in seeing them gain an understanding of their historical, economic, social and political problems, and how these important issues are depicted in African/African American literature.  The aim is to train and educate undergraduate students, and arm them with the necessary knowledge to continue to graduate school or enter the job market where a basic knowledge and understanding of African/African American problems are required.  The program will prepare students for graduate work in a number of disciplines: history, sociology, literature, ethnography, social work, political science, and African studies.

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