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100 -
Introduction to African-American Studies
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49318 |
DISC
|
AD1
|
Th
|
9-9:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 151 Allen Hall |
|
Fall 2007 |
|
49319 |
DISC
|
AD2
|
Th
|
9-9:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 393 Bevier |
|
Fall 2007 |
|
49320 |
DISC
|
AD3
|
Th
|
10-10:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 393 Bevier |
|
Fall 2007 |
|
49321 |
DISC
|
AD4
|
Th
|
10-10:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
|
Fall 2007 |
|
49322 |
DISC
|
AD5
|
Th
|
11-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 393 Bevier |
|
Fall 2007 |
|
49323 |
DISC
|
AD6
|
Th
|
11-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
|
Fall 2007 |
|
29810 |
LECT
|
A
|
Tu
|
9-10:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 66 Library |
Hamer, J.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
103 -
Black Women in Diaspora
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
46606 |
LECT
|
|
TuTh
|
1:00-2:20 PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Flynn, K
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours (Same as AFST 103 and GWS 103) The objective of this course is to explore, using a comparative approach, the economic, historical, cultural, and political experiences of black women in the diaspora with an emphasis on the United States, Africa, Canada, Britain and the English speaking Caribbean. |
|
|
|
199 -
Undergraduate Open Seminar
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
10123 |
LECT
|
|
IND
|
Arranged |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin Arranged |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
199 SK -
Black Lit in Americas
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49852 |
LECT
|
SK
|
MTuW
|
3-4:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Kaplan, S.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
201 -
US Racial & Ethnic Politics
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
40371 |
LECT
|
All
|
TuTh
|
9-9:50 AM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 116 Roger Adams Lab |
Greco, D.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40372 |
DISC
|
AD1
|
F
|
9-9:50 am |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 300 Lincoln Hall |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40373 |
DISC
|
AD2
|
F
|
10:10:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 300 Lincoln Hall |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40374 |
DISC
|
AD3
|
F
|
11-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 300 Lincoln Hall |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40375 |
DISC
|
AD4
|
F
|
9-9:50 am |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 314 Lincoln Hall |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40376 |
DISC
|
AD5
|
F
|
10-10:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 314 Lincoln Hall |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40377 |
DISC
|
AD6
|
F
|
11-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 300 Lincoln Hall |
Staff
|
Fall 2007 |
|
|
|
|
|
211 -
African American Film
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
43339 |
LECT
|
LCD
|
TuTh
|
10-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 147 Armory |
Gateward
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours
This course examines the history, theory, and aesthetics of African American filmmaking form the silent era to the present. Films are analyzed within their sociocultural contexts, with particular attention to how constructions of race, identity, and community interact with class, gender, and sexuality; and the link between film and other forms of expressive culture. We will also examine the impact of African American film on popular culture, links to the African Diaspora, and relations with other communities of color. No prerequisites. Course assignments will include three short research papers and a final exam. |
|
|
|
220 -
Intro to Research Methods in Afro-Am
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49006 |
LECT
|
A
|
MW
|
2-3:20 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Mendenhall, R.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
231 -
Lang Differ Dis: Amer Persp
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
43988 |
LECT
|
A
|
MW
|
6-8:50 (10/15-12/7) |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 213 Greg Hall |
Proctor, F. & Jassim, H.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 Hours |
|
|
|
261 -
Intro to the African Diaspora
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
46614 |
LECT
|
A
|
TTh
|
9-10:20 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Flynn, K.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
310 -
Race and Cultural Diversity
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
33771 |
LECT
|
A
|
Tu
|
2-3:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 166 Education |
Anderson, J.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
33765 |
LECT
|
B
|
Tu
|
2-3:50PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 166 Education |
Anderson, J.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
33765 |
LECT
|
B
|
Th
|
2-3:50PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 389 Education |
Kwakye, C.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
33771 |
LECT
|
A
|
Th
|
2-3:50PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 323 Education |
Kim, E.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
4 hours
Meets General Education Requirement for Composition II (Advanced Composition) and Cultural Studies: Non-Western/U.S. Minority Culture(s) (Same as EPS 310, LLS 310 and AAS 310) The study of race and cultural diversity from Colonial era to present; the evolution of racial ideology in an ethnically heterogeneous society; the impact of race on the structures and operations of fundamental social institutions; the role of race in contemporary politics and popular culture. |
|
|
|
342 -
Black Men in US Society
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49218 |
LECT
|
A
|
MW
|
9-10:20 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
STAFF
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
380 -
Black Women History and Cultures
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
42037 |
LECT
|
A
|
MW
|
2:30-3:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
McDuffie, E.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours
(Same as GWS 380)
Interdisciplinary study of black women’s multiple histories and varied cultures including black women from North America, Africa, and the Caribbean.
|
|
|
|
398 T -
Psychology of the Af.-Amer. Child
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49631 |
LECT
|
T
|
MW
|
2-3:20 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Tynes, B.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
400 -
African Diasporic Lit. Americas
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
48999 |
LECT
|
LCD G
|
MWF
|
11-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Murdoch, H.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
48980 |
LECT
|
LCD U
|
MWF
|
11-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Murdoch, H.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 or 4 hours |
|
|
|
421 -
Race and Ethnic Families
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
41286 |
LECT
|
G4
|
Th
|
10-11:50 AM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 323 Education |
Barnett, B.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
42606 |
LECT
|
BAR
|
Th
|
1-2:50 PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 323 Education |
Barnett, B.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
33423 |
LECT
|
UG2
|
Th
|
10-11:50 AM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 323 Education |
Barnett, B.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
|
|
|
|
460 -
Slavery in the United States
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
43860 |
LECT
|
1G
|
MW
|
12 -1:20 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Roediger
|
Fall 2007 |
|
43857 |
LECT
|
A
|
MW
|
12 -1:20 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Roediger
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours
(Same as HIST 482)
Meets general Education Requirements for Advanced Composition
This course examines slavery in the U.S. using primary sources (slave narratives, songs and tales, plantation records, laws and newspapers) from the 18th century through emancipation. |
|
|
|
466 -
Race and Science
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
40328 |
LECT
|
U3
|
TuTh
|
1-2:20 PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Fouche, R.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
40329 |
LECT
|
G4
|
TuTh
|
1-2:20 PM |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Fouche, R.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 or 4 hours
(Same as HIST 483)
This course examines the development of race in theories of science and the role of science in theories of race, focusing particularly on the histories of biology, anthropology and American politics. Arranged around specific themes (i.e., Craniology, ethnology, eugenics, mind sciences, genetics) and discussing many racial groups, the main goal will be to trace the historical development of the race concept since the nineteenth century, examining the relationship between scientific and social conceptions – that is focusing more on the invention of race than on racism. Many historians have characterized the mid- to late- nineteenth century as the era of in which science constructed “race”. Is this the story? The course will look at how the rhetoric of science – in all its various forms – has impacted the American social and political thinking about race.
|
|
|
|
495 -
Senior Thesis
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49430 |
LECT
|
A
|
F
|
9-11:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Jarrett, R.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
3 hours |
|
|
|
501 -
Problems African American Hist
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
48978 |
LECT
|
A
|
Tu
|
1-2:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin 374 Lincoln Hall |
Lang, C.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
4 hours |
|
|
|
597 -
Problems in African American Studies
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49627 |
LECT
|
EM
|
T
|
2-4:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
McDuffie, E.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
4 hours |
|
|
|
598 -
African American History & Culture From 1619 to the Present
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
49800 |
DISC
|
R
|
W
|
3-5:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Roediger, D.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
4 hours |
|
|
|
598B -
Global Africa
|
| Call Number |
Course Type |
Section |
Days |
Time |
Place |
Instructor |
Term |
|
45253 |
LECT
|
B
|
Tu
|
3-5:50 |
Room 122 Bevier Hall
905 S. Goodwin |
Bowen, M.
|
Fall 2007 |
|
4 hours |
|
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