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Other Courses |
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• ART 387 - Representing American Cityscapes
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• MRST 250 - Whose Middle Ages?
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Africana Studies: I. Introductory |
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• AFRS 100 - Introduction to Africana Studies
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• AFRS 104 - Religion, Prisons, and the Civil Rights Movement
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• AFRS 105 - The Self and the Western Other in Modern Arabic Literature
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• AFRS 106 - Elementary Arabic
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• AFRS 107 - Elementary Arabic
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• AFRS 112 - An Introduction to Islam
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• AFRS 150 - Critical Approaches to Youth Justice
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• AFRS 168 - Introduction to African American History
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• AFRS 175 - Mandela: Race, Resistance and Renaissance in South Africa
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• AFRS 186 - On Mattering: Voices from the Movement and Beyond
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Africana Studies: II. Intermediate |
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• AFRS 202 - Black Music
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• AFRS 205 - Arab Women Writers
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• AFRS 207 - Intermediate Arabic
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• AFRS 208 - Intermediate Arabic
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• AFRS 210 - Afrofuturism
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• AFRS 211 - Islam in Europe and the Americas
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• AFRS 212 - Arabic Literature and Culture
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• AFRS 215 - Intersections of Our Homes, Schools, and Communities
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• AFRS 219 - Queer of Color Critique
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• AFRS 220 - Policing the Planet
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• AFRS 221 - Captive Genders and Methods of Survival
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• AFRS 223 - Surrealism Across the African Diaspora
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• AFRS 225 - Prison Literature and Political Dissidence in the MENA Region
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• AFRS 227 - The Harlem Renaissance and its Precursors
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• AFRS 228 - African American Literature
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• AFRS 229 - Black Intellectual History
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• AFRS 231 - Algeria/France:Race, Religion & Citizenship
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• AFRS 232 - African American Cinema
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• AFRS 233 - Carceral Literature of the Caribbean
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• AFRS 234 - Race, Space and Nature
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• AFRS 236 - The Black Freedom Struggle
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• AFRS 237 - Gender and Sexuality in African America
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• AFRS 240 - Cultural Localities
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• AFRS 242 - Brazil in Crisis: Continuity and Change in Portuguese America
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• AFRS 243 - Twentieth Century Black Writers Against the Surveillance State
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• AFRS 244 - Indian Ocean
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• AFRS 245 - Making Waves: Topics in Feminist Activism
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• AFRS 247 - The Politics of Difference
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• AFRS 248 - Racial and Ethnic Group Politics in Popular Culture
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• AFRS 251 - Topics in Black Literatures
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• AFRS 253 - Topics in American Literature
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• AFRS 255 - Race, Representation, and Resistance in U.S. Schools
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• AFRS 257 - Genre and the Postcolonial City
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• AFRS 258 - Environment and Culture in the Caribbean
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• AFRS 259 - Settler Colonialism in a Comparative Perspective
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• AFRS 266 - Art, Urgency, and Everyday Life in the United States
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• AFRS 269 - Gender and African American History
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• AFRS 272 - Modern African History
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• AFRS 276 - How to Write a Black Memoir
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• AFRS 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
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• AFRS 298 - Independent Work
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• AFRS 299 - Research Methods
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Africana Studies: III. Advanced |
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• AFRS 300 - Senior Thesis or Project
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• AFRS 307 - Upper-Intermediate Arabic
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• AFRS 308 - Upper-Intermediate Arabic
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• AFRS 311 - Advanced Arabic
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• AFRS 319 - Race and its Metaphors
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• AFRS 320 - Abolitionist Theory
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• AFRS 322 - Caribbean Spaces: Discourses of West Indian resistance, love and hope
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• AFRS 323 - Prison Museums, Plantation Tourism, and Penal Heritage Commemoration
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• AFRS 330 - Religion, Critical Theory and Politics
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• AFRS 336 - Black on Earth: Race, Gender, and the Environment
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• AFRS 346 - Seminar on the U.S. Courts and Legal System
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• AFRS 351 - Africana Studies Seminar
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• AFRS 352 - Redemption and Diplomatic Imagination in Postcolonial Africa
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• AFRS 361 - The Global Haitian Revolution
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• AFRS 364 - Race, Class & Gender in the United States
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• AFRS 366 - Art and Activism in the U.S.
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• AFRS 374 - The African Diaspora
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• AFRS 379 - Reading Black Reconstruction
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• AFRS 380 - English Seminar
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• AFRS 381 - Race and Popular Culture
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• AFRS 382 - “Whitey on the Moon”: Race, Space, Place
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• AFRS 395 - Thinking Africa: Conversations on the Thought of Achille Mbembe
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• AFRS 399 - Senior Independent Work
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American Sign Language: I. Introductory |
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• ASL 105 - Beginning American Sign Language
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• ASL 106 - Beginning American Sign Language
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American Sign Language: II. Intermediate |
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• ASL 210 - Intermediate American Sign Language
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• ASL 211 - Intermediate American Sign Language
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• ASL 299 - Intermediate ASL Practice II
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American Sign Language: III. Advanced |
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• ASL 310 - Advanced American Sign Language
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• ASL 311 - Advanced American Sign Language
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American Studies: Required Courses |
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• AMST 100 - Introduction to American Studies
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• AMST 102 - Introduction to Asian American Studies
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• AMST 105 - Introduction to Native American Studies
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• AMST 250 - Critical Approaches to American Studies
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• AMST 302 - Senior Thesis Intensive
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• AMST 313 - Multidisciplinary Research Methods
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• AMST 316 - Senior Project Lab Intensive
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American Studies: Core Courses |
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• AMST 203 - These American Lives: New Journalisms
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• AMST 207 - Commercialized Childhoods
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• AMST 236 - Native North America
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• AMST 262 - Native American Women
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• AMST 265 - Decolonizing the Exhibition: Critical Approaches to Contemporary Indigenous Art
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• AMST 290 - Community-Engaged Learning
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• AMST 297 - Readings in American Studies
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• AMST 298 - Independent Study
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• AMST 352 - Indigenous Literatures of the Americas
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