Courses

This course is a systematic study of the development of Black Theology in America. It will cover the major contemporary theological, religious, social and political movements from 1966-1979 and explore the impact these movements had on biblical interpretation in the Black Church.

Survey of the social, political and economic development of Alabama from the colonial era to the present.

A survey of the social, political and economic development of Alabama from the colonial era to the present.

The history of Alabama from the colonial period to the present. Special reference will be made to the impact of Blacks on the state of Alabama.

An examination of American educational history using primary source documents to provide insight into the evolution of curriculum, policy, and educational practice.

An examination of American educational history using primary source documents to provide insight into the evolution of curriculum, policy, and educational practice.

An exploration of the major historiographical works and controversies of the history of American ethnic, racial, cultural, social, and religious minorities.

Study of women who have made a significant impact on mainstream American history and the role and status of ordinary women. Includes consideration of the forces that have been exerted on American society by women as a group and the forces that have been exerted upon women.

Students engage in a survey of the History of Animation from early cartoons artistic, and social uses of animation are examined.

An overview of historical and contemporary Asian American communities, the formation of an Asian American identity around common cultural elements and social issues, and the role of Asian Americans as members of multicultural America.