The program in African and African American Studies is an
interdisciplinary program, encompassing the study of the history of
Africa and the African Diaspora. Its professors are involved in
disciplines that include art, criminal justice, geography, history,
literature, music, political science, and sociology.
African and African American Studies embraces the research,
interpretation, and dissemination of knowledge related to African
civilizations and peoples of African heritage.
Using the tools of the social sciences and humanities, the program examines the social, political, economic, and cultural issues of Africa and the African Diaspora, past and present.
Components of the Program:
- Study Tours
- Internships
- Lecture Series
- Concerts, Plays, and other cultural activities
- Minor in African and African American Studies
- Newsletters
MISSION STATEMENT
The African and African American Studies Program at ETSU is committed to promoting scholarship, public service, and intellectual growth.
The program is dedicated to providing undergraduate and graduate courses in the social sciences and humanities. Also, part of its mission is to prepare students for careers in a variety of fields, such as education, law, journalism, administrative work, business, social work, museums, and politics.
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Spring 2010 Schedule of Classes
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