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Academic Year 2003/2004

African American Studies - Courses Not Currently Offered

• AFAM129 FA Introduction to African American Literature
• AFAM201 FA Introduction to African American Studies
• AFAM205 FA Politics of Urban Development
• AFAM208 FA Introduction to African-American Politics
• AFAM209 FA Race and Ethnicity in the Labor Market
• AFAM210 FA Prose Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• AFAM225 FA Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• AFAM226 FA The Caribbean: Past and Present
• AFAM228 FA Sacred Monsters
• AFAM230 FA Comparing Texts: Gender, Character and Voice in African American Narratives
• AFAM231 FA Race-ing to Nationhood: State Formation and Blackness in the Caribbean
• AFAM265 FA Tap Dance I
• AFAM268 FA Afro-American Art Since 1865
• AFAM293 FA Black Feminist Critical Theory
• AFAM294 FA The New South
• AFAM296 FA Building Houses, Building Identities: Architecture in the Atlantic World, From Africa to America
• AFAM310 FA The First Century of the African American Novel, 1853-1953
• AFAM311 FA Race and Sexuality in American History
• AFAM322 FA Advanced Themes in 20th-Century Afro-American Art
• AFAM323 FA African American Literature at Mid-Century
• AFAM337 FA Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• AFAM343 FA Reading Race and Representation
• AFAM351 FA Comparative Emancipation
• AFAM385 FA Music of Coltrane, Mingus and Coleman
• AFAM390 FA Jazz Improvisation Performance
• AFAM392 FA Music of Lennie Tristano, Miles Davis & Max Roach
• AFAM393 FA Music of Sun Ra and Karleinz Stockhausen
• AFAM166 SP Color in the Caribbean
• AFAM169 SP Writing About Race in the Post-Civil Rights Era
• AFAM203 SP Early African American History, 1619-1865
• AFAM207 SP Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• AFAM209 SP Race and Ethnicity in the Labor Market
• AFAM210 SP Prose Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• AFAM225 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• AFAM229 SP Poets and Playwrights of Negritude
• AFAM232 SP Politics and Culture of the Southern States
• AFAM233 SP Harlem Renaissance
• AFAM251 SP African Presences II: Music in the Americas
• AFAM255 SP Race and Power: The Creation and Practice of Democracy in the United States
• AFAM270 SP Anthropology of African Americans
• AFAM276 SP African American Literary Theory
• AFAM280 SP Religion and the Social Construction of Race
• AFAM286 SP The Politics of Poverty and Welfare Policy
• AFAM288 SP Power, Collective Action, and Marginalization
• AFAM291 SP Law, Race & Literature: An Introduction to Critical Race Theory
• AFAM296 SP Building Houses, Building Identities: Architecture in the Atlantic World, From Africa to America
• AFAM303 SP Race Discourse in the Americas
• AFAM310 SP The First Century of the African American Novel, 1853-1953
• AFAM314 SP Race and Film
• AFAM322 SP Advanced Themes in 20th-Century Afro-American Art
• AFAM323 SP African American Literature at Mid-Century
• AFAM326 SP African Diaspora Short Story
• AFAM328 SP The African American Oratorical Tradition
• AFAM329 SP American Literature of the Jazz Age
• AFAM331 SP Black Feminist Thoughts and Practices
• AFAM337 SP Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• AFAM341 SP History of African American Music
• AFAM343 SP Reading Race and Representation
• AFAM360 SP The Black 60s: Civil Rights to Black Power
• AFAM387 SP Anthropology of Black Religions in the Americas
• AFAM390 SP Jazz Improvisation Performance
• AFAM392 SP Music of Lennie Tristano, Miles Davis & Max Roach
• AFAM393 SP Music of Sun Ra and Karleinz Stockhausen
• AFAM412 SP Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• AFAM420 SP Student Forum
• AFAM492 SP Teaching Apprentice Tutorial

Last Updated on MAR-19-2004

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