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Africana Studies Minor

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A minor in Africana Studies requires 18 hours consisting of the following:

Minor Requirements

A minor in Africana Studies requires 18 credits consisting of

HIS 203
HIS 305 - Seminar in African History Hours: 3
ENG 403

Three Courses from The Following

ECO 424 - Contemporary Problems of the Developing Areas Hours: 3
HCS 250G - Multicultural Perspectives Hours: 3
HIS 230G - The Long 20th Century Hours: 3
HIS 321 - Seminar in US History Hours: 3
POL 324 - Constitutional Law II Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Hours: 3
SOC 345G - Global Inequality Hours: 3
HUM 388 - Humanities Level Two Hours: 3
HSB 388 - Human Society and Behavior Level Two Hours: 3
other Special Topics courses that address the African diaspora and multi-culturalism (must be approved by the Chair of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences)

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