Program Highlight
Field study and study-abroad programs are offered in The Gambia, West Africa.
Sean H. Reid '07, "Un Comptoir Oublié: Reconstruction of a French Trading Post called Albreda on the Gambia River 1681-1857."
An exploration of the historical, physical, and cultural dimensions of Albreda, which has been designated and protected as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as a related site to James Island.
Courses in African and African Diaspora Studies:
- AADS 214: Africa and the African Diaspora (4S)
- ANTH 303: The Gambia, West Africa Field Study Program (8ASu)
- ANTH 348: African-American Culture (4AS)
- ANTH 360: Kinship and Social Organization (4AS)
- ANTH 390: Cultures of Africa (4AF)
- ECON 425: The Econometrics (4AS)
- ENGL 23o: Literature by Minorities in America (4AS)
- ENGL 365: Multicultural American Literature
- ENGL 430: American Literature and Music as Social Protest
- ILCS 363: Literature of the African Diaspora (4)
- HIST 317: In Our Times, 1945 to the Present (4AF)
- HIST 360: Early African Civilization (4AF)
- HIST 361: African Civilization 1800-1900 (4AF)
- HIST 369: The History of Apartheid (4AS)
- HIST 400: Comparative Slave Systems in the Americas (4AF)
- HIST 401: The Caribbean Experience (4AS)
- HIST 415: Topics in American History (In Fall 2000: Civil Rights Movement)
- HIST 419: African American History in America (4AS)
- IDIS 316: Black Film (4AS)
- POSC 336: Politics of Southern Africa (4F)
- RELG 220: Foundations of Islam (4S)
- SOCI 320: Sociology of the Family (4F)
- SOCI 347: Minorities (4AF)
- TFMS 200: Theater in History (4AF)
- TFMS 220: Introduction to Film and Media Studies (4)
- TFMS 251: Introduction to Traditional African Dance (4F)
- TFMS 258: Dance in History (4A)
- TFMS 325: Documentary Practices (4AS)
