A Pan-African Studies minor introduces students to the experiences and accomplishments of people of African descent wherever they may be in the world. It complements majors in other fields that prepare students to work in areas such as education, law, law enforcement, public service, social work, research, foreign service, business and community development.  Beyond the required courses, students may choose to focus on history, Diaspora studies, politics, language, culture, arts or a general program.

PAN-AFRICAN STUDIES MINOR REQUIREMENTS (24 credits)
Course Title Credits
PAS 23001 Black Experience I: Beginnings to 1865
3
23002 Black Experience II: 1865-Present
3
37000 Oral and Written Discourse in Pan-African Studies 3
37010 Research Methods in Pan-African Studies 3

Elective upper-division courses 3
Choose from the following: 3
PAS 22200 Introduction to African Arts (3)

33200 Ancient African Civilizations (3)  
34000 Introduction to African World View (3)  
Choose from the following: 3
PAS 35100 Black Social and Political Thought (3)  
35200 African Social and Political Systems (3)  
TOTAL 21

Minimum cumulative 2.00 GPA required for graduation.