Website: http://africana.bard.edu
Updated
August 13, 2018
Advising Faculty
1.
Drew Thompson – History (coordinator)
2.
Susan Aberth
- Art History
3.
Myra Young Armstead – History
4.
Thurman Barker – Music
5.
Christian Crouch – History
6.
Tabetha
Ewing - History
7.
Donna Ford Grover - Literature
8.
Peter Rosenblum - Human Rights
9.
John Ryle - Human Rights/Anthropology
10.
Yuka Suzuki – Anthropology
11.
Wendy Urban-Mead - MAT
Africana Studies is a concentration
(a secondary field of study) that requires students to major in a primary
program. In
the past, students have combined their interest in Africana Studies with
History, Art History, Film, Literature, Environmental Science, and
Anthropology.
Moderation
Requirements:
1.
Africana Studies core course (Africana
Studies 101 or the equivalent)
2.
Africana Studies cross-listed course
3.
Africana Studies cross-listed course
Ideally,
a student moderates into Africana Studies and a primary program
simultaneously. A student’s Moderation
board should include one Africana Studies core faculty member in addition to
the other faculty members determined by student's particular interests and area
of specialization.
Graduation
Requirements:
4.
Africana Studies cross-listed course
5.
Africana Studies 300-level seminar
6.
Senior Project I
7.
Senior Project II
The Senior Project
Board should include at least one Africana Studies faculty member. Students in Studio Arts and Film should
discuss the Senior Project requirements at length with advisors in both
Divisions.