Associate Professor—Richards
Lecturers—Aaron, Crumpler, Gearring, Goddard, Holsclaw, Hubbard, Malonga, Morton, Mtambuzi, Scott, Todd
Minor in Black Studies
The principal objectives of the program are to provide an opportunity for an integrated liberal arts major in Black Studies for those students interested in the education and development of the Black and global community.
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BLACK STUDIES
Courses for this program are listed in alphabetical sequence (see Black Studies discipline in the "Announcement of Courses" section).
The Bachelor of Arts in Black Studies includes basic core courses (27 units), an area of concentration (12 units), and electives on advisement (6 units).
Program Units BL S 101 Introduction to Black Studies 3 BL S 200 Introduction to Black Psychology 3 BL S 201 Black Involvement in Scientific Development 3 BL S 210 Introduction to Black Literature 3 BL S 300 From Africa to America 3 BL S 302 Black Diaspora 3 BL S 340 Economics of the Black Community 3 BL S 516 Research Methods 3 BL S 551 Field Work in Black Studies 3 Total for core 27 Area of Concentration (chosen from one of the following) 12 Electives upon advisement from Black Studies or related area 6 Total for major 45
Units selected on advisement 12 BL S 221 Afro-American Music: A 20th Century Survey BL S 225 Images and Issues in Black Visual Media BL S 301 Africa in Global Perspectives BL S 303 Afro-American History BL S 400 Black Arts and Humanities BL S 411 African--African-American Literature BL S 420 Black Fiction BL S 430 Black Poetry BL S 440 Black Oratory BL S 450 Black Philosophy BL S 617 Black Dance Experience BL S 660 Black Journalism
Units selected on advisement 12 BL S 111 Black Cultures and Personalities BL S 206 Black Child Development BL S 215 Introduction to Black Family Studies BL S 301 Africa in Global Perspectives BL S 303 Afro-American History BL S 310 Anthropology of Blackness BL S 320 Black Politics, Mass Movements, and Liberation Themes BL S 326 Black Religion BL S 330 Sociological Dimensions of the Black Experience BL S 370 Health, Medicine, and Nutrition in the Black Community BL S 515 Black Family Studies BL S 555 Pigmentation and the Experience of Color BL S 610 Art, Myth, and Religion BL S 655 Selected Topics in Black Studies (1-3)
Units BL S 101 Introduction to Black Studies 3 BL S 200 Introduction to Black Psychology 3 BL S 201 Black Involvement in Scientific Development 3 BL S 210 Introduction to Black Literature 3 BL S 300 From Africa to America 3 BL S 302 Black Diaspora 3 BL S 340 Economics of the Black Community 3 BL S 516 Research Methods 3 Total 24
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