Courses
Lower Division Courses
For course descriptions, please see the current course catalog.
- AFAM 2A: African Americans and the Development of America's History and Government
- AFAM 2B: African Americans and the Development of America's History and Government
- AFAM 22: The Humanities in African American Culture
- AFAM 25: The Changing Majority: Power and Ethnicity in America
- AFAM 40: African Origins
Upper Division Courses
For course descriptions, please see the current course catalog.
- AFAM 100W: Writing Workshop
- AFAM 102: Black Music
- AFAM 105: Race and Health Inequities in the US
- AFAM 106: Black Diasporas
- AFAM 110: Race and Education in the US
- AFAM 111: African Nations: History, Politics, and Culture
- AFAM 112: Black Immigrant Communities
- AFAM 115: The Great Migration and Black Communities
- AFAM 119: Africana Philosophy and Culture
- AFAM 120: Sociology of Black Communities
- AFAM 125: Black Kinship in the US - Black Families Past and Present
- AFAM 130: Black Perspectives in Psychology - Black Psychology
- AFAM 133: Introduction to Social Issues in Planning
- AFAM 134: The Black Civil Rights Movement
- AFAM 137: Introduction to Black Religion
- AFAM 142: Race, Justice, and the Legal System
- AFAM 145: Race, Policy, and Urban Politics
- AFAM 151: Race, Class and the Environment
- AFAM 152: Black Feminisms
- AFAM 155A: Triumphs and Trials of the Black Athlete in the U.S.,1850-1999
- AFAM 155B: Triumphs and Trials of the Black Athlete in the U.S., 2000-Present
- AFAM 156: Black Women’s Writing
- AFAM 157: Race, Tech, and Global Futures
- AFAM 158: Race, Sport, Activism & Social Movements
- AFAM 159: The Racial Wealth Gap in America
- AFAM 160: Black Political Power in the US
- AFAM 161: Black Representations in Media and New Technology
- AFAM 162: The Aesthetics of Hip-Hop
- AFAM 164: Black Entrepreneurship
- AFAM 165: Topics in Ethnic American Literature
- AFAM 166: Black Women’s Histories
- AFAM 180: Individual Studies
- AFAM 184: Directed Reading
- AFAM 185: Special Topics in African American Studies
- AFAM 190: Internship in Community Development
- AFAM 192: International Program Studies
- AFAM 198: Senior Seminar in African-American Studies
- AFAM 200: Colloquium in African Origins
- AFAM 220: Seminar in Black Communities
- AFAM 240: Seminar in Black Urban Politics
- AFAM 298: Special Studies
* For Advising, please see the Access Center in Clark Hall or email Dr. Wendy M. Thompson, Undergraduate Advisor, for an advising appointment.