Liberal Studies Program

African American Studies Concentration

(Major code 0282)

Students must successfully complete 24 semester hours from the following courses, selecting a minimum of one course from each of four subject areas.

ART	310	African-American Art	2 cr.
ENGL	333	Survey of African-American Literature	3 cr.
ENGL	334	Survey of African-American Literature II	3 cr.
ENGL	654	African American Novel I	3 cr.
FOLA	404	Afro-Hispanic Literature	3 cr.
FOLA	417	Literature in Afro-French Expression	3 cr.
FOLA	424	Afro-German Studies	3 cr.
HIST	201	African-American History to 1877	3 cr.
HIST	202	African-American History Since 1877	3 cr.
HIST	203	NC A&T State Univ.: A Legacy of Social Activism & Aggie Pride	3 cr.
HIST	215	History of Africa to 1800	3 cr.
HIST	216	History of Africa Since 1800	3 cr.
HIST	272	Oral History	3 cr.
HIST	273	African-American History and Museum Collecting	3 cr.
HIST	306	History of Women Since 1800	3 cr.
HIST	320	African History Through Art and Archeology	3 cr.
HIST	351	African-American in the American West	3 cr.
HIST	355	African-American Historical Perspectives on Africa	3 cr.
HIST	405	African-American Religious History	3 cr.
HIST	416	History of African American Culture	3 cr.
HIST	417	Colonialism & Slavery in Latin & Caribbean	3 cr.
HIST	425	Topics in African-American History	3 cr.
HIST	440	African-American Intellectual/Philosophical History	3 cr.
HIST	455	Comparative Slavery of the Americas	3 cr.
HIST	460	The Old South	3 cr.
HIST	461	History of the New South	3 cr.
JOMC	302	Minorities in Mass Media	3 cr.
JOMC	403	Black Press in the United States	3 cr.
PHIL	264	Contemporary African American Philosophy	3 cr.
POLI	220	Blacks in the American Political System	3 cr.
MUSI	220	History of Black Music in America	3 cr.
MUSI	221	History of Jazz	3 cr.
SOWK	414	The Black Experience	3 cr.
THEA	364	African-American Drama to 1959	3 cr.

Any one interested in becoming a Liberal Studies: African American Studies major should contact the Director of Liberal Studies, Dr. Humphrey A. Regis, at 256-2165. After a curriculum review, African American Studies majors will be advised by the concentration coordinator.

Dr. Karen Hornsby
Interim African American Studies Coordinator
New Classroom Building, A312
(336) 334-7831 ext. 4010
kLhornsb@ncat.edu