Africana Studies Minor
Dr. James Conyers, Program Director
Africana Studies
Hutchinson Hall, J-103T
Email: jconyers@kean.edu
Phone: 908-737-3915
The minor in Africana Studies at Kean University is an 18 credit interdisciplinary program that can be taken in conjunction with any major academic curriculum. This program is for anyone interested in the histories, ideas, and experiences related to Africa and its people, wherever they are in the world. A minor in Africana Studies helps students develop critical thinking and analytical skills that are marketable in the professional world. Graduates with an Africana Studies background are well prepared for graduate school or they can find employment in government, Foreign Service, international development agencies, international consultancies, and human service organizations–especially those working with immigrant communities.
Total 18
Core Requirements 9
Electives 9
Select any 3 additional courses from at least 2 different disciplines:
Art History
Anthropology
English
Political Science
History
Psychology
PSY 2630 | PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON PREJUDICE & RACISM | 3 |
Sociology