Africana Studies Minor
Director: Dr. James Conyers,
Hutchinson Hall J-103T,
(908) 737-4054
This minor program is open to all students interested in an interdisciplinary approach to the experiences of African peoples throughout the world. New courses are being developed which will focus an Afro-centric perspective upon the economies, history, culture, education, politics, philosophies, aspirations and achievements of peoples of African descent in Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean and elsewhere.
The program can be taken in conjuncture with a major academic curriculum, and interested students should contact The Office of Africana Studies, J-302, telephone (908) 737-3915 for advisement.
Total 18
Core Requirements 9
Electives 9
Three courses selected from list below with at least one course at the 3000/4000 level: