A 2.000 GPA is required for all University Credit in the minor.
A minimum of 3 units of University Credit is required in the minor.
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PROGRAM CODE: MIN AFS CATALOG YEAR: 20064 Africana Studies Minor (AFS) ----------------------------------------------------------------- The University of Arizona ACADEMIC PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS REPORT ----------------------------------------------------------------- AFRICAN STUDIES MINOR The Africana Studies Minor (AFS) requires a minimum of 18 units. --> NEEDS: 18.00 UNITS 2.000 GPA ----------------------------------------------------------------- African Studies Minor GPA The African Studies Minor GPA shall include all UA courses offered/crosslisted for this minor, whether they are required or not. --> NEEDS: 2.000 GPA ----------------------------------------------------------------- AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR - Upper Division Units The Africana Studies Minor (AFS) requires a minimum of 9 upper division units. - 1) NEEDS: 9.00 UNITS ----------------------------------------------------------------- AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR - STUDY AREA I FOUNDATIONS OF AFRICANA STUDIES: THEORY AND METHODOLOGY Foundations examine the past and present research paradigms and conceptual framework employed in Africana Studies. Courses in this area address: (1) The development of the field in relationship to teaching and understanding Africana theory and methodology.(2) research methods for examining and analyzing Africana Diasporic thought and behavior. (3) The development of Africana civilizations and histories. Courses investigate the development and institutionalization of Africana Studies, the multi-disciplinary nature of its methodology and theory, and survey determinate disciplines, scholars, and historical events that impact/ed the foci of antecedent and current research initiative/s. - 1) NOTE: AFAS220 is a prerequisite for AFAS222. SELECT FROM: AFAS 220 ,222 ,302 2) Optional Courses SELECT FROM: AFAS 195A,396H ----------------------------------------------------------------- AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR Select a Concentration area from Study Area II, Study Area III, or Study Area IV. ----------------------------------------------------------------- AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR - STUDY AREA II AFRICANA SOCIETY, HISTORY, POLITICS, AND ECONOMICS This study area contrasts and compares the forms, functions, and significance of processes in the historical formation of contemporary demographic, economic, and political patterns that characterize African-descent populations in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Americas. --> NEEDS: 9.00 UNITS 1) Study Area II - 9 hours required. NEEDS: 9.00 UNITS SELECT FROM: AFAS 224 ,255 ,345 ,348 ,435 ,436 ,440 , AFAS 468 ,475 ----------------------------------------------------------------- OR AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR - STUDY AREA III PHILOSOPHY, IDEOLOGY, AND IDENTITY This study area surveys and analyzes processes of cultural production, systems of knowledge, institution building, construction of group and individual identities among African-descent populations in the Americas, the world and on the African Continent. --> NEEDS: 9.00 UNITS 1) Study Area III 0 - 3 hours SELECT FROM: AFAS 204 ,223 - 2) Study Area III 6 - 9 hours NEEDS: 6.00 UNITS SELECT FROM: AFAS 304A OR 304B,315 ,329 ,344 ,351 , AFAS 381 ,487A,487B,495B ----------------------------------------------------------------- OR AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR - STUDY AREA IV AFRICANA LITERATURE AND CULTURE This study area explores the multifaceted elements of the Africana creative ethos in literature and culture. --> NEEDS: 9.00 UNITS 1) Study Area IV 0 - 3 hours SELECT FROM: AFAS 230 2) Study Area IV 6 - 9 hours NEEDS: 6.00 UNITS SELECT FROM: AFAS 300 ,303 ,305 ,306 ,320 ,339 ,342 , AFAS 420 ,478 ----------------------------------------------------------------- OK AFRICANA STUDIES MINOR ADDITIONAL UNITS The African Studies Minor shall include all UA courses offered/crosslisted for this minor, whether they are required or not. ----------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
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