Bradley's program is designed for all students who have an interest in the history, life, and culture of African people. Students are encouraged to minor in African-American Studies and attend the many lectures and cultural activities planned for this year. It is important in today's world that people of all races and backgrounds gain a better understanding of each other. As America grows ever more diverse Bradley's program attempts to help not only African-Americans but all races to live in a world community.
The African-American Studies minor consists of six courses, three requirements and three electives (18 credit hours). The required courses are:
The electives must be selected from two categories, students may choose a total of three electives. The diverse course offerings of the African-American Studies Program are from the following departments:
A 2.0 gradepoint average in African-American Studies courses is required for satisfactory completion of the African-American Studies Minor. It is expected that each African-American Studies Minor will have knowledge of a language other than English.
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