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African/African-American Studies
George Karnoutsos Arts & Sciences Hall, Room 505
201-200-3153
Click here for African/African-American
Studies website
Dr. Deborah
A. Sanders, Coordinator
The African and African American
Studies Program offers an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary
study of the cultures and peoples of Africa and of African
descent in the Americas. The academic program offers a minor
which explores the historical, social, political, and economic
experiences of Africans and African Americans. The objective
of the program is to develop committed and well-trained teachers,
scholars, and professionals. The program is recommended for
liberal arts majors (e.g., Political Science, Sociology, History,
English, and Economics) as well as students pursuing degrees
in education, criminal justice, law, business, and health
sciences. Students interested in enhancing their ability to
work effectively in urban areas will find this minor program
a valuable and enriching experience. Students interested in
developing a global understanding of today's world will find
the courses helpful in developing an important body of knowledge.
More
African/African American Studies information in our Undergraduate
catalog 
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