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2013-2014 Health, Science, and Society Courses

Related Courses

Other courses offered this year in Africana Studies are listed below. Full descriptions of the courses may be found under the appropriate disciplines.

First-Year Studies: Making Connections: Gender, Sexuality, and Kinship From an Anthropological Perspective, Mary A. Porter Anthropology

Telling Lives: Life History Through Anthropology, Mary A. Porter Anthropology

First-Year Studies: Introduction to International Development Studies: The Political Ecology of Development, Joshua Muldavin Geography

Global Africa: Theories and Cultures of Diaspora, Mary Dillard History

Sickness and Health in Africa, Mary Dillard History

Ideas of Africa: Africa Writes Back, Mary Dillard History

Gender, Education and Opportunity in Africa, Mary Dillard History

Imagining Race and Nation, Komozi Woodard History

Rethinking Malcolm X and the Black Arts Movement: Imagination and Power, Komozi Woodard History

Women/ Gender, Race and Sexuality in Film: History and Theory, Kathryn Hearst History

African American Literature: Constructing Racial Selves and Others, Alwin A. D. Jones Literature

New World Studies: Maroons, Rebels, and Pirates of the Caribbean, Alwin A. D. Jones Literature

“New” World Literatures: Fictions of the Yard, Alwin A. D. Jones Literature

Music and/as Social Identity: Ethnomusicology of the Atlantic Coasts, Jonathan King Music

First-Year Studies: Africa in the International System, Elke Zuern Politics

Democratization and Inequality, Elke Zuern Politics

Poverty in America: Integrating Theory, Research, Policy and Practice, Kim Ferguson Psychology

Global Child Development, Kim Ferguson Psychology

First-Year Studies: Health, Illness, and Medicine in a Multicultural Context: A Service Learning Course, Linwood J. Lewis Psychology

Intersections of Multiple Identities, Linwood J. Lewis Psychology

Sex is not a Natural Act: Social Science Explorations of Human Sexuality, Linwood J. Lewis Psychology