What is Africana Studies, and why study it?
The Africana Studies Minor focuses on preparing undergraduate students to succeed in an increasingly complex and diverse world. Through challenging study in a variety of disciplines, students focus on the experiences of African people throughout the world.
The interdisciplinary approach exposes students to a broad range of perspectives and approaches to learning, making an Africana Studies Minor a perfect complement to any major.
Get In Touch
Stacy Boyd, PhD
Program Advisor, Africana Studies
Department of English and Philosophy
Phone: (678) 839-4851
Email:
sboyd@westga.edu
Program of Study for the Minor in Africana Studies
Courses | Hours |
AREA I (ENGL/HIST 3350) |
3 |
AREA II - African-American Note: Must take one humanities course and one social science course |
6 |
AREA III - African, Caribbean, and other Diaspora Note: Must take one humanities course and one social science course |
6 |
Total | 15 |
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Courses
Hours
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AREA I (ENGL/HIST 3350)
3
-
AREA II - African-American
Note: Must take one humanities course and one social science course
6
-
AREA III - African, Caribbean, and other Diaspora
Note: Must take one humanities course and one social science course
6
-
Total
15