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African and Africa Diaspora Studies a cross-disciplinary study area. It is designed to help students explore, examine and critically analyze the African presence in a global context. This presence stretches to antiquity in Europe and Asia, and for centuries in the Americas. Students are provided with the background and tools to investigate the agency, experiences, and movement of African and African Diaspora people that span time and place and bridge academic disciplines. The inter-disciplinary program offers courses in several departments from faculty representing a number of academic divisions. The foundation of the program is the core course, AADS 214, Africa and the African Diaspora, which serves as a gateway to the field of African and African Diaspora Studies and serves as a common experience for all students in the program. Any student with an interest in pursuing study in African and African Diaspora Studies should consult with the program coordinator.
For further information, contact Professor Garrey Dennie at 240-895-4408 or gmdennie.
This page is maintained by Walter Hill wwhill@smcm.edu. Notes on previous events have been archived . This page was last modified 9 April 2007 .