ALANA: African, Latino, Asian, and Native American Student Services
Office of Academic Affairs and Diversity
Office of International Programs (Ghana, Guadeloupe)
National Council for Black Studies
AAAS Courses
Summer 2013
| FR205/305 |
Living and Working in the French Caribbean (Savell) |
| TH 262 |
African American Religious Thought (Sutherland) |
Fall 2013
Courses that automatically count toward AAAS:
| HS388D |
Conquest and Colonization in Africa, 1884-1965 (Schmidt) |
| HS424 |
Race, Place, and Memory in American History (Leonard) |
| HS480D |
Seminar: Cold War in Southern Africa (Leonard) |
| FR376 |
Sub-Saharan Francophone Literature (Thomas) |
| PY420 |
Introduction to Black Psychology (Applied Topics) (Johnson) |
Courses that may count toward AAAS elective credit:*
| CM330D |
Stereotypes in U.S. Film and Television (Whitehead) |
| CM347D |
The Documentary Tradition (Whitehead) |
| EC348D |
Developmental Economics (Ward) |
| HN390 |
What Is Patience? (Sutherland)
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| HS340.01D |
America through Reconstruction (Leonard) |
| HS340D.02 |
America through Reconstruction (Leonard) |
| HS347 |
Civil Rights and Human Rights Law (Hill) |
* Electives may count toward AAAS credit if the final paper or project significantly engages African, African American, or African diaspora studies. The student must seek approval in advance from the program director and it is the student’s responsibility to work with the course instructor to ensure that the final paper or project is on AAAS topics.