WHAT'S NEW
in the PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BLACK
STUDIES PROGRAM

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BLACK STUDIES
COURSES
AND THE
BLACK STUDIES MINOR
 

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Welcome

About this Website

Links to Other Black Studies Programs

AfroZones on the World Wide Web

Online Gallery of Paintings by Black Artists

Search for a New Director 2007-2008

The Black Studies program is currently recruiting a new director, to replace Dr. Cyril Daddieh, who has left Providence College to take up leadership of the Black World Studies Program at Miami University of Ohio.

Morgan Darby '04Our program offers a strong grounding in the African-American community's past as well as present. We study the unique cultures, collective experiences and connections within the African Diaspora, so that students gain a better understanding of American society as well as better preparation for every career.

In addition to the academic benefits of obtaining the minor, students enjoy the extra-curricualr experiences, such as movie series, guest speakers, and an array of community activities. Upon graduation students receive Kente stoles to mark their achievement.

 

About the Minor in Black Studies

To complete the minor in Black Studies, students take one required course, Introduction to Black Studies, and select an additional five courses from among program and departmental electives. For minors whose interests are not directly addressed in formal course offerings, the program also offers the opportunity for independent readings and research, at the student's initiative, with the support of a faculty sponsor. For more information click here.




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