Nov 10, 2024  
2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
Catalog Navigation
  Catalog Home

  Programs A-Z
  Programs by Type

  Academic Policies & Regulations
  Undergraduate Curriculum
  Course Descriptions

  Colleges, Schools & Departments
  Global Field Study
  Honors Program
  Interdisciplinary Programs & Courses
  Three-Year Degrees
  University Seminars

  Accreditation
  Campus Map
  Disabilities Support Services
  Mission Statement
  Past Catalogs
  2022-23 Academic Calendar
  Veteran’s Benefits
HELP
2022-2023 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

PAS 275 Introduction to Africana Studies

SO275

This course is transnational in nature and interdisciplinary in delivery. The course focuses on the interconnected historical, artistic and political forces of the African and African Diaspora experience. As a transnational course it examines the Afrodiasporic experience through the relationship of peoples, ideas, cultures and events across geographical boundaries. And as an interdisciplinary endeavor it informs and filters that experience through an integrative framework of various subjects of inquiry and methodologies. The course also introduces students to the content and contours of African Studies as a field of study-its genealogy, development, theoretical orientations, multiple methodological strategies and future challenges.