AFA Minor and Certificate
Interdisciplinary Minor in African/African-American Studies (18 hours)
African/African-American Studies students must take the following courses:
- AFA 201: The African Experience or AFA 201W : The Afican Experience ( Writing Intensive)
- AFA 202: The African-American Experience or AFA 202W: The African-American Experience (Writing Intensive)
(as the core courses), and twelve (12) additional hours from the following courses:
Supporting Course Requirements (12 hours)
- AFA 225: African/African-American Health Issues
- AFA 304: Slavery in the Americas
- AFA 305: African-American History
- AFA 345: Minority Group Politics
- AFA 346: Diversity and Criminal Justice
- AFA 347: Special Topics in AFA Studies
- AFA 349: Applied Learning in AFA Studies
- AFA 349a-n: Cooperative Study: AFA Studies
- AFA 360: Literatures of Africa
- AFA 361: African-American Literature
- AFA 367: African Caribbean Literatures
- AFA 372S: African Americans of Madison County
- AFA 378: Black Women in History
- AFA 385: Early African History
- AFA 386: Modern African History
- AFA 435: U.S. Civil Rights Movement
- AFA 495: Independent Study
- SOC 400: Racial and Ethnic Relations
Certificate Requirements (12 hours)
A certificate can be obtained in African/African-American Studies by completing twelve (12) hours.
Requirements are:
- AFA 201: The African Experience or AFA 201W: The African Experience (Writing Intensive)
- AFA 202: The African-American Experience or AFA 202W: The African-American Experience (Writing Intensive)
(as the core courses), and six (6) additional hours from the courses listed above.
