African American and Africana Studies Minor
Explore African American and Africana Studies at Lincoln University
The African American and Africana Studies (AAAS) minor at Lincoln University offers students an interdisciplinary perspective on the experiences of people of African descent. The minor integrates courses from various disciplines, including history, English, sociology and political science, to provide a comprehensive understanding of the African diaspora. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the historical and contemporary issues faced by African American and Africana communities, explore their rich cultural heritage and develop critical thinking skills to analyze complex social issues.
The minor is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers, including education, law, social work and government, as well as further studies in related fields.
The minor requires 21 hours with a minimum grade of "C."
- AAAS 200: Introduction to African American Studies
- AAAS 300: Key Paradigms and Theories in Africana Studies
- AAAS 400: Research, Methodologies and Writing in Africana Studies
Areas of Emphasis
- History
- Arts & Literature
- Human Sciences (Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work)
- Politics and Economics
Emphasis studies the richness of global cultures and histories based on geography:
- North America
- Central and South America
- Africa
- Europe
- Transnational
Design an emphasis on your unique interests for a truly personalized educational journey.
Contact Us
History and African American Studies
Dr. David M. Walton Associate Professor Martin Luther King Hall 412 820 Chestnut StJefferson City, MO 65101 E: WaltonD@lincolnu.edu P: 573-681-5148
