African Studies ClusterThis cluster presents interdisciplinary approaches to the study of the African continent and its peoples, their complexity and diversity. It explores problems and themes that are cultural, historical, political, and geographical, and that address fundamental issues in the construction and expression of identity and knowledge. Cluster Coordinator: Kofi Agorsah
Sophomore Inquiry: African StudiesThis course will explore changing disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives on the study of the African continent and its peoples. The course examines how an understanding of the African experience, far from being exotic or distant, reaches to the core of academic struggle and intellectual debate.
This SINQ leads to the African Studies Cluster. Approved Cluster Courses: Academic Year 08-09ANTH 319U Traditional Cultures of AfricasANTH 362U African Prehistory ArH 426U African Art BST 305U African History Before 1800 BST 306U African History Since 1800 BST 319U Traditional Cultures of Africas BST 362U African Prehistory BST 351U African American Literature I BST 399U African Music and Festivals BST 406U Caribbean Overseas Program BST 414U Racism BST 420U Caribbean Literature BST 422U African Fiction BST 424U African-American/African Culture in Cinema BST 425U Black Cinema in the 1970’s BST 426U Contemporary African-American Cinema BST 427U African/American Films and Film Makers BST 440U Caribbean Studies BST 450U Topics: Spanish Carribean BST 450U Topics: Caribbean Architecture BST 450U Topics in African/Caribbean History & Culture BST 450U Topics: Rural and Urban Africa BST 450U Ten Doc African Dias BST 450U Immigration Issues BST 467U African Development Issues BST 470U African Art ENG 420U Caribbean Literature ENG 421U African Fiction FL 399U Topics in East African Culture: Provers, Riddles, and Oral Narratives GEOG 363U Geography of Africa HST 312U African History Before 1800 HST 313U African History Since 1800 HUM 399U African Diasporan Dance in the Americas HUM 399U Festival Dance in the Africa Diaspora INTL 399U African History Since 1800 INTL 399U Traditional Cultures of Africas INTL 399U African History Before 1800 INTL 410U African Development Issues INTL 410U Caribbean Literature INTL 410U African Art MUS 374U World Music (African)
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