FALL 2020
Introduction-to-African-American-Studies Fall 2020
An integrated interdisciplinary exploration of selected themes and representative materials in the African-American experience in North America, emphasizing continuity and change. (H) (WR)
Class Number Instructor Type Period Room Gen Ed EEP Honors Additional Course Fees
10244 Dr.Vincent Adejumo Online (100%) Online (100%) Online (100%) Humanities
Writing: 4,000Yes No $105.00
10245 Dr.Vincent Adejumo Online (100%) Online (100%) Online (100%) Humanities
Writing: 4,000Yes No $105.00
10247 Dr. Rik Stevenson Primarily Classroom (Traditional) Tuesday
Period 4
(10:40AM-11:30AM)
Thursday
Period4-5
(10:40AM-12:35PM)FAC 0120 Humanities
Writing: 4,000Yes No
AFA 3110-Key-Issues-in-African-American-and-Black-Atlantic-Thought Fall 2020
The leading voices of resistance and social change that have influenced African-American intellectual history, black public consciousness, political action and social theory. (H and D) (WR).
Class Number Instructor Type Period Room Gen Ed EEP Honors Additional Course Fees
10248 Ashley Preston
Online (100%) Online (100%) Online (100%) Diversity
Humanities
Writing: 6,000Yes No $105.00
10250 Ashley Preston
Primarily Classroom/Traditional TUE|Period 5-6 (11:45AM-1:40PM)
THR|Period 6 (12:50PM-1:40PM)LIT 0237 Diversity
Humanities
Writing: 6,000Yes No
AFA 3350 Black Masculinity Fall 2020
Class Number Instructor Type Period Room Gen Ed EEP Honors Add Course Fees
26869 Vincent Adejumo Hybrid T|Period 5-6(11:45 AM-1:40 PM)
R|Period 6(12:50PM-1:40PM)MAt0015 Diversity, Humanities
Writing 6000No No No
AFA 3240 The African Diaspora
Class number Instructor Type Period Room Gen Ed EEP Honors Add Course Fees
26259 Ashley Preston Online (100%) Online Online (100%) NO
Writing 6000No No YES
AFA 3930 Special Topics Fall 2020
Class Number Class Instructor Type Period Room GenED EEP Honors Add Course Fees
10251 African American Lit 1 Delia Steverson Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F
(11:45am-12:35PM)No No No No
20997 Jamaican Reggae Rasta Benjamin Hebblethwaite Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 6 (12:50 PM - 1:40 PM) No No No No
DEPT CONT American Constitutional Law Samuel Stafford Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 1 (7:25 AM - 8:15 AM) No No No No
20999 African American Lit2 Mark Reid Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 4 (10:40 AM - 11:30 AM) No No No No
DEPT CONT American Civil Liberties Samuel Stafford Primarily Classroom/Traditional T | Period 1 (7:25 AM - 8:15 AM)
R | Period 1 - 2 (7:25 AM - 9:20 AM)No No No No
22383 AfAm Women and Culture Critique Debra Walker King Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 5 (11:45 AM - 12:35 PM No No No No
26647 Black in the Americas Tanya Saunders Primarily Classroom/Traditional T | Period 7 - 9 (1:55 PM - 4:55 PM) No No No No
26702 Cuba: Race, Rev and Culture Tanya Saunders Primarily Classroom/Traditional F | Period 3 (9:35 AM - 10:25 AM) No No No No
26703 Blacks and Film Patricia Hilliard-Nunn Primarily Classroom/Traditional T | Period 8 - 9 (3:00 PM - 4:55 PM)
T | Period 10 (5:10 PM - 6:00 PM)No No No No
26828 Haitian Culture and Society Benjamin Hebblethwaite Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 5 (11:45 AM - 12:35 PM) No No No No
27127 Passing & Politics of Identity Roy Holler Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 6 (12:50 PM - 1:40 PM) No No No No
27128 African Film & Media Kole Odutola Primarily Classroom/Traditional T | Period 6 - 7 (12:50 PM - 2:45 PM)
R | Period 6 (12:50 PM - 1:40 PM)No No No No
27937 Diversity & Inclusion in the US Rik Stevenson Primarily Classroom/Traditional M,W,F | Period 5 (11:45 AM - 12:35 PM) No No No No
AFA4931 - Special Topics Fall 2020
Class Number Instructor Type Period Room Gen Ed EEP Honors Additional Course Fees
26652 Sharon Austin Primarily Classroom (Traditional) Tuesday
Period 5-6 (11:45AM-1:40PM)
Thursday
Period 6 (12:50PM-1:40PM)TBA Not Eligible No No
Other Courses
AFA 4940 – African American Studies Internship
Students complete internships with companies, individuals, institutions or organizations whose work adds to the knowledge and well-being of the African-American community.
Credits: 3
Prereq:
- AFA 2000
- At least two 3000-level AFA courses
- African-American Studies major or minor
- Sophomore or higher
AFA 4970 – Honors Thesis