African American Studies

AFA 2000 Introduction to African-American Studies

An integrated interdisciplinary exploration of selected themes and representative materials in the African-American experience in North America, emphasizing continuity and change. (H) (WR)

Course	Instructor	Type	Gen Ed
10224	Dr.Vincent Adejumo	Online (100%)	Humanities Writing: 4,000
10225	Dr.Vincent Adejumo	Online (100%)	Humanities Writing: 4,000
27449	Dr. Courtney Taylor	Primarily Classroom (Traditional)	Humanities Writing: 4,000

AFA 3110 Key Issues in Black Atlantic Thought

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).

Course	Instructor	Type	Gen Ed
10227	Courtney Moore Taylor	Online (100%)	Diversity Humanities Writing: 6,000
10228	Dr. Rik Stevenson	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	Diversity Humanities Writing: 6,000
27450	Dr. Courtney Moore Taylor	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	Diversity Humanities Writing: 6,000

AFA The Wire 3303

Critically examine various themes presented in the television show, The Wire. Major topics include the illegal drug trade, race and ethnicity, sexuality, public policy and politics, K-12 education, and the news media. Prereq: AFA 2000.

Class Number	Instructor	Type	Gen Ed
27228	Vincent Adejumo	Hybrid	Diversity, Social Science Writing 6000

AFA 3333 Black Power Movement

Examination of the interplay of religion, race and rebellion in the organization and execution of the various revolts, insurrections and social movements of black people in the U.S. from the slavery period through the Civil Rights and Black Power Eras.

Class Number	Instructor	Type	Gen EEP
27451	Dr. Rik Stevenson	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	NO

AFA3356 African American Religion

Explores the African American religious experience from the beginning of the African sojourn here in North America until the present.

Course	Instructor	Type	Gen Ed
27452	Dr. Rik Stevenson	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	Diversity, Humanities Writing 6000

AFA 3930 Special Topics

Selected topics in African-American studies.

Course	Course Title	Instructor	Type	GenED
19517	JAMAICAN REGGAE RASTA	Benjamin Hebblethwaite	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	No
19518	American Constitutional Law	Samuel Stafford	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	No
19520	American Civil Liberties	Samuel Stafford	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	No
23887	Haitian Culture and Society	Benjamin Hebblethwaite	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	No

AFA 4905 individual Study

Directed individual reading or research on topics in African-American studies.

Course	Instructor	Type	Gen Ed
Dept. Control	Manoucheka Celeste	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	NO

AFA 4936 Senior Seminar

Examination of bibliographic resources and analysis of theory, method and special problems in the field of African-American studies

Class number	Instructor	Type	Gen Ed
23720	Manoucheka Celeste	Primarily Classroom/Traditional	Social Science Writing 6000