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Black and Africana Studies Classes

For information about the program please contact Susana Castillo-Rodriguez, Associate Professor, Welles 206B (castillos@geneseo.edu).

Course/TimeProfessor
BLKS 225 Black Cinema (4 credits)
Online
K Washington
HIST 287 Modern Africa (4 credits)
Asynchronous online
Second summer term
(Pre-requisite: none)
A Lewis-Nang’ea
Course/TimeProfessor
BLKS 200 Introduction to Black Studies (3 credits)
Online
Nwabara
ENGL 112. African Diaspora Lit and Film (4credits)
Online
Nwabara
ENGL 203 The Black Atlantic (4 credits)
TTH 10:30-12:10
Lima

HIST 301.01: African Historiography (4 credits)
MW 2:30-4:10
(Pre-requisite: Sophomore standing or higher)

A. Lewis-Nang檈a
HIST 301.02. Slavery (4 credits)
TTH 4:30-6:10
Adams
GEOG 123 Global Development and Sustainability (3 credits)
TR 11:00-12:15
J. Rogalsky
GEOG 123 Global Development and Sustainability (3 credits)
WF 8:00-9:15
K. Cann
GEOG 286 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (4 credits)
TR 12:30-1:45 AND lab required either Friday 8:30-10:20am or 11:00-12:50pm
S. Tuloweicki
SOCL 102 Intro to Social Problems and Public Policy (3 credits)
MW 5:00-6:15
R. Torres
SOCL 220 Inequality Class and Poverty (3 credits)
TTH 2:00-3:15
R. Torres
SUST 345 Environmental Justice (3 credits)
T 5:00-7:30pm

Prerequisite: SUST 124 or ENVR 124
K. Cann
WRTG 105 The Caribbean Diaspora (4 Credits)
TTH 8:30am-10:10am.
K. Washington
Course
Basic Requirements:
BLKS 200 Introduction to Black Studies (3 credits)

HUMN 222 – Black Humanities (4credits)
One methodology course from the following options:
HIST 301 – Interpretations in History: Reconstruction Credit(s): 4

SOCL 302 – Sociological Research Credit(s): 3
Elective Requirements:
One course in History with Black Studies Focus:
HIST 430 – Advanced Studies in American History: Intersectional Histories Credit(s): 4
One course in English with Black Studies Focus:
ENGL 111 – Diversity, Pluralism, and Power in American Literature and Culture: Hurricane Stories Credit(s): 4

ENGL 432 – Metropolis: NYC Disasters Credit(s): 4*

ENGL 468 – Topics in Recent Literature: Black British Narratives Credit(s):4
One course in an Interdisciplinary program
AMST 200 – Race, Prisons and Policing Credit(s): 3

PASC 105 – Performance as Social Change I Credit(s): 4

PASC 106 – Introduction to Performance as Social Change I Credit(s): 1
Three additional elective courses relevant to Black Studies, including any additional courses in History, English, or INTD prefixes, and the following additional courses
ANTH 105 – Introduction to Biological Anthropology Credit(s): 3
Credit(s): 4

GEOG 123 – Global Development and Sustainability Credit(s): 3

GEOG 363 – Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa Credit(s): 3

SOCL 230 – Race and Ethnicity Credit(s): 3

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