Department of Africana Studies

Location: Central Classroom Building, Suite 304

Phone: 303-615-0799

E-Mail: africana-studies@msudenver.edu

Website: Africana Studies Department Website

Programs

• Africana Studies Major, B.A.

• Africana Studies Minor

• Africana Studies Major, B.A. with Secondary Social Studies Teacher Licensure Concentration

Courses

• AAS 1010 - Introduction to Africana Studies
• AAS 1030 - Introduction to Social Justice and Decoloniality
• AAS 1080 - Readings in Africana Studies
• AAS 1090 - Social Justice and Advocacy
• AAS 1130 - Survey of African History
• AAS 1150 - Race and Social Justice in U.S. History
• AAS 2000 - Social Movements and the Black Experience
• AAS 2010 - Interdisciplinary Research Methods in Social Issues
• AAS 2090 - The Black Lives Matter Movement and the Origins of Modern Black Protest
• AAS 2100 - Women of Color
• AAS 2200 - Politics and Black People
• AAS 2300 - African Peoples and Cultures
• AAS 2400 - USA - Africa Relations
• AAS 3010 - Advanced Research Methods in Africana Studies
• AAS 3130 - Readings in African History
• AAS 3220 - Prejudice and Discrimination
• AAS 3240 - African American Literature
• AAS 3250 - Black Women Writers
• AAS 3300 - The Black Community
• AAS 3310 - Arts of Africa
• AAS 3330 - Egyptian Art
• AAS 3400 - Contemporary Africa
• AAS 3405 - Human Trafficking: Public Health Response
• AAS 3440 - American Slavery
• AAS 3550 - The Black Family
• AAS 3570 - African American History I
• AAS 3580 - African American History II
• AAS 3610 - Caribbean History and Culture
• AAS 3630 - The African Diaspora
• AAS 3700 - Psychology of Group Prejudice
• AAS 3910 - African Politics and Government
• AAS 3920 - Hip-Hop Culture and Rap Music
• AAS 3930 - African Authors
• AAS 3980 - Internship in Africana Studies
• AAS 4010 - Education of African American Children
• AAS 4160 - Human Trafficking
• AAS 4490 - Contemporary Issues in Africana Studies
• AAS 4850 - Research Seminar in Africana Studies