HIS 3328 - Seminar: African-American History

Credits: 4
Readings and discussions of selected topics in  African-American history drawing on primary and  secondary sources, novels, and material culture.  The specific topic the seminar will examine, such  as slavery,  racism, community and family, and  black nationalism, will change each offering of  the course. Students will engage in close reading  of both primary and secondary source materials  and write an original, in depth   analysis on a  topic of their choosing.

 
Prerequisite(s) One 2000-level history course
McDaniel Plan: Multicultural; Social, Cultural, and Historical Understanding; Textual Analysis; Departmental Writing