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Ursinus College Foreign Language Professor
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Dr. Xochitl Shuru
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Dr. Xochitl Shuru has been a professor of Spanish in the Department of Foreign Language for two decades. Shuru received her doctorate from the University of New Mexico. Shuru teaches the Spanish capstone, SPAN-440W, which is an elective for the AAAS Minor.
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This course studies the histories of musical cultures and industries in Africa during an age of advancing communications networks and the seemingly ever-increasing democratization of technology. It analyzes cultural trends, such as the development of High Life and Afropop, in the context of anti-colonial and anti-apartheid movements. It also explores how processes like the evolution of global hip-hop culture and the rise of the internet helped fortify bridges between historically oppressed peoples within and across national and continental boundaries. We will get to know individual people and will recognize those people, as well as regional sounds like HipLife and Bongo Flava, as central agents in African and global history. With the concept of ubuntu as our guide, we will deepen our conscious participation in global pop. Three hours per week.Four semester hours. (H, GN.)
Note: Students who have completed HIST-367 may not register for HIST-351.
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HIST-351: Africa's Cultures of Resistance
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The text focuses on a History course offered as part of the 2019-2020 course catalog and as an elective to the AAAS minor. The course is a 300-level History course. The course focuses on the various mediums in African culture that continue to act as a means of resistance. Special attention is put on music. This course is taught by Dr. Onaci.
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Ursinus College Africa's Cultire of Resistance Course
AAAS
Africana Studies
Collegeville
history
Ursinus
Ursinus College
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HIST-228. Struggle & Triumph: Modern African American History
This course explores African Americans’ contributions to the cultural, political, economic, and intellectual development of the United States of America and the world. By studying this history, we will learn about the varying perspectives that represent African Americans and gain a greater appreciation of the diversity within their communities. With the help of Africana political theory, this course will complicate our understanding of how the nation’s laws operate in times of calm and crisis, who historically has been entitled to the rights of citizenship and why, and how the nation’s people have viewed difference. We will emphasize African American leadership and participation in social justice activities, and will actively consider the various obligations of individuals, communities, citizens, and governments. Three hours per week. Four semester hours. (H, DN.)
Note: Students who have completed HIST-223 may not register for HIST-228.
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HIST-228: Struggle & Triumph: Modern African American History
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The text focuses on a History course offered as part of the 2019-2020 course catalog and as an elective to the AAAS minor. The course is a 200-level History course. The course takes attention to African American's political, social, economic, and intellectual historical development of the United States. This historical reflection will allow for a complex understanding of today. This course is taught by Dr. Onaci.
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Ursinus College Struggle & Triumph: Modern African American History COurse
AAAS
Collegeville
history
Ursinus
Ursinus College
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POL-316. African American Politics in the United States
A survey of the philosophical perspectives and political strategies adopted by African Americans in their efforts to obtain equality in the United States. In addition to analyzing the approaches and techniques undertaken by African American political leadership, the course will investigate and evaluate mass based political efforts such as protests and voting. Prerequisite: POL-218 or permission of the instructor. Three hours per week. Four semester hours. (SS, DN.)
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POL-316: African American Politics in the United States
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The text focuses on a Politics course offered as part of the 2019-2020 course catalog and as an elective to the AAAS minor. The course is a 300-level Politics course. This course pays attention to the political strategies used by African Americans in the struggle for political gain in the United States. Focus is given to leadership and the power of political protest. This course is taught by unknown Faculty.
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Ursinus College African American Politics in the United States Course
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African politics
Collegeville
Political Science
Politics
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Requirements for Minors
A minor concentration in African American and Africana Studies consists of 20 credits including a 4-credit introductory course, AAAS-200. The courses in the minor deal with aspects of the African American and African Diasporic experiences as they have been framed by the peoples concerned and represented by others. In addition to AAS-200, students must take at least four courses from the following electives, with no more than two courses from a single department: ECON-110; ENGL-222; FREN-252; HEP-203; HIST-228, 251, 332, 351, 426W; MCS-340; MCS/GWMS-319; POL-316, 348; RELS-225; SOC-255, 258; AMST-200. ENGL-212, IR-400W, POL-399L, and/or SPAN-440W may also fulfill this elective requirement when the topic is appropriate and with prior approval from the AAAS coordinator.
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This course details the requirements to be minor in African American & Africana Studies in the 2019-2020 course catalog. The minor requires 20 credits, 4 of which must be on AAAS-200, an introductory class. The other 16 elective credits can come for numerous different departments, and no more than 2 classes can come from one department. The AAAS program and minor aim to educate students on African American and African diasporic experiences. The current electives reflect the courses offered by the departments in the program.
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Ursinus College African American and Africana Studies Program Requirements
AAAS
Collegeville
Ursinus
Ursinus College
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AMST-200. Issues in American Studies
This course will introduce students to American Studies by engaging them in an interdisciplinary examination of a broad theme or question about American society and culture. Topics will vary with the instructor(s), but will always be broad and issues and readings will be drawn from different disciplines. An example might be an interdisciplinary examination of the history of Philadelphia as a microcosm of the American experience, or an interdisciplinary examination of race and ethnicity in American society. Three hours per week. Four semester hours. (D)
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AMST-200: Issues in American Studies
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Growth of the African American and Africana Studies Program at Ursinus College
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Issues in American Studies (AMST-200) is an American Studies course offered as an elective of the African American and Africana Studies (AAAS) Program minor. The course is an introduction to American Studies aiming to engage students in the examination of a theme or question surrounding American society and culture. Topics vary according to the instructor but explore through readings, different disciplines.
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SOC-255: Issues in American Studies Ursinus College
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Issues in African American and Africana Studies
liberal arts
Pennsylvania
Ursinus College
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Jasmine Harris in Ursinus College Ruby Yearbook
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Growth of the African American and Africana Studies Program at Ursinus College
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Dr. Jasmine Harris (middle) is pictured in the Ursinus College Ruby Yearbook of 2017. Dr. Harris is an Assistant Professor of African American and Africana Studies, Anthropology and Sociology. Dr. Harris specializes in teaching African American Experience, Contemporary Social Issues, Research Methods, Sex and Gender, and Race and Ethnic Relations. Currently, she is the professor of SOC-255 (Race and Ethnic Relations), a four-credit, elective course of the AAAS minor. The course inspects relations between racial and ethnic groups and the consequences of their positions.
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Ursinus College 2017
AAAS
Collegeville
Dr. Jasmine Harris
Issues in African American and Africana Studies
liberal arts
Pennsylvania
Sociology Department
Ursinus College
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Patricia Lott in the Ursinus College Ruby Yearbook
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Growth of the African American and Africana Studies Program at Ursinus College
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Dr. Patricia Lott (second to left top row) is pictured in the Ursinus College Ruby Yearbook of 2017. Dr. Lott is an Assistant Professor of American Studies, African American and Africana Studies, and English at Ursinus. Dr. Lott specializes in teaching Afrofuturism, Black Atlas, Death and the Black Subject, Issues in African American and Africana Studies and Race and the University. Currently, she is the professor of AAAS-200 (Issues in African American and Africana Studies), a four-credit, required course of the AAAS minor. The course is a discussion-oriented introductory seminar for the program. The course is constructed to examine African-American and Diasporic experiences and cover the history, roles, and contributions of various disciplines.
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Ursinus College 2017
AAAS
Collegeville
Dr. Patricia Lott
English Department
Issues in African American and Africana Studies
liberal arts
Pennsylvania
Ursinus College
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Dr. Lynne Edwards
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Professors at Ursinus College
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Photograph from Ursinus College website of Dr. Lynne Edwards, a distinguished Media and Communications Studies professor.
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Ursinus College, Lynne Edwards
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2019
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College Professors
2019
AAAS
African American Africana Studies
Collegeville
liberal arts
lynne edwards
Media and Communications
Pennsylvania
Ursinus College
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This is an interdisciplinary, introductory course for the African American and Africana studies program. This discussion-oriented course is designed to integrate the diverse concentrations of the discipline. It will cover the history of the field, and the role and contributions of various disciplines. This course also examines the variables and dimensions of African-American and African Diasporic experience...
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Issues in African American and Africana Studies
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African American and Africana Studies
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The introduction course to African American and Africana Studies is the core requirement for the AAAS minor. This course is currently taught by Dr. Patricia Lott and is offered approximately every two years. Students in the course read a variety of text highlighting views of African history and present day African experience, and also do a digital project on Ursinus African history.
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Ursinus College
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2004
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Ursinus College
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English
2011
AAAS
African American Africana Studies
Collegeville
Course Catalog
Introduction to African studies
liberal arts
Pennsylvania
Ursinus College