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African-American Bibliography- Education
of New York The State education Department The Introduction BIBLIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHYPRIMARY SOURCES studies AND COMMENTARY africanamerican COLLEGES AFRICAN
http://www.sas.upenn.edu/African_Studies/Bibliography/AFAM_Education.html

Extractions: January 1993 In honor of Black History Month, the New York State Library is issuing An African-American Bibliography: Education. This bibliography lists selected resources of the New York State Library that document and comment on the educational experiences of African Americans in the United States. In addition to primary sources and significant works, this document contains selected references to bibliographies, research aids, and reference works. Resource materials in journals and reports are not emphasized. Researchers should consult abstracts and indexes for this literature. Although this bibliography covers the time period from colonial to the present, it emphasizes recent scholarship, including the multicultural approach to education. The Biography section emphasizes teachers, administrators, and founders of educational institutions. For notable contributors in other fields, see additional bibliographies in this series (listed below).
African-American Studies
A joint project with the University of Miami School of education has designed a teachersto be effective in the infusion of African American studies across the
http://www.education.miami.edu/succeed/Institutes/AFRICA_1/africa_1.htm

Extractions: Description of Program Florida recently passed a law that mandates that all school districts teach the history and experiences of African Americans in grades K-12 across the curriculum. In addition to preparing and widely distributing instructional materials for teachers, specialized workshops have been held to train advocates at each school to assist teachers in the instructional phase of the implementation process. Based on an annual survey of the public schools in Miami conducted by the African American History Advisory Committee, more training is needed. A joint project with the University of Miami School of Education has designed a comprehensive teacher-training Summer Institute with the aim of assisting teachers to be effective in the infusion of African American studies across the curriculum. The goal of the African American Studies Summer Institute is to promote an understanding of the culture and experiences of people of African descent and aid teachers in preparing students for the diversity of cultures in the Miami-Dade community.
African American Studies And Research Center (Purdue University)
webmaster, African American studies Research Center Beering Hall of Liberal Artsand education (BRNG) 100 North University Street Interim Director Carolyn
http://www.sla.purdue.edu/academic/idis/african-american/

Extractions: Current Students Prospective Student Alumni Interested Public ... Employment Upcoming/Current Events Fall 2003 Course Information Now Available! Established in 1970, the African American Studies and Research Center at Purdue University was the first interdisciplinary program in the School of Liberal Arts dedicated to the study of the history, culture, and literature of African Americans and the African diaspora. This interdisciplinary program offers courses in six interest areas: Africa, African Diaspora (United States, The Caribbean, and South American), Humanities, Social Sciences, Arts, and Education. The program hosts numerous annual lecture series, conferences, and fora as well as a bi-annual scholarly e-newsletter. The program's diasporic commitments have expanded beyond course offerings and campus programming to include a joint-sponsored study abroad program on the island of Martinique in the French West Indies and working advisory groups that strive to contribute to social policy debates affecting African Americans. webmaster
Violent Conflict And The Environment Education Program US
Kwamina Panford africanamerican studies Department, Northeastern University.Jeffrey W. Helsing education Program, United States Institute of Peace.
http://www.usip.org/ed/seminars/0214_africa.html
Department Of African-American And African Studies
The Department of africanamerican/studies is dedicated to giving our students themost expansive education possible, and for this reason we allow our students
http://www.afam.rutgers.edu/

Extractions: The Department of African-American and African Studies at Rutgers Newark offers students an opportunity to study the cultures of the African diaspora, from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. Our course offerings focus particularly on the United States, Africa, and the Caribbean, and we hope to include courses on Afro-Hispanic culture in future. Our faculty are trained in diverse fields anthropology, film studies, literature, history, political science, to name a few and our courses are often interdisciplinary in nature. All of the courses are designed to integrate scholarship on gender, race, and class. The African-American/African Studies major/minor is geared towards both the scholarly and the working world. We aim to produce graduates who are ready for advanced graduate study in the humanities or social sciences; we also aim to produce professionals who can work in a variety of fields that require an understanding of the history and cultures of African and African-descended peoples. Our major can be used in a broad array of fields, such as marketing; journalism; education; and the arts. In future we hope to establish internships for our majors, where they can apply their scholarly knowledge to a particular career. Flexibility is a key characteristic of our program. African-American/African Studies majors have a wide array of courses to choose from, and may also take courses in other departments as a way to fulfill electives in their major. Additionally, some of the courses in African-American/African Studies may be taken for credit towards a major or minor in another department. The Department of African-American/Studies is dedicated to giving our students the most expansive education possible, and for this reason we allow our students a range of course options, both from within and without the department. Several of our courses are also offered during the evening.
African And African-American Studies Conference
Drumbeats and Dialogue Creating New Rhythms for Diversity in Higher education isa conference convened by the African and African American studies Program at
http://www.nd.edu/~isla/ISLA/webpages/thearts/afsymposium/drumbeats/
KU - African & African-American Studies
Demographic variables covered include socioeconomic class, education, politicalpersuasion AAAS 320 studies in the african-american Military Experience.
http://www.ku.edu/~afs/aaa_courses.html

Extractions: Home AAAS 106 The Black Experience in the Americas An interdisciplinary study of the history of the African peoples of the New World, relating their cultures and institutions to the African background and to their peculiar New World experiences up to and including the 19th century. While the main emphasis will be on the U.S.A., attention will also be paid to the Caribbean and Latin America. Approaches will include demography, economics, social and political developments, literature and music. An intensive version of AAAS 106. Open only to students on Dean's Honor Roll or enrolled in Honors Program, or consent of instructor. An interdisciplinary study of the history and culture of Black people in America from Reconstruction to the present. Topics covered include an analysis of Reconstruction, Black leaders, organizations and movements, the Harlem Renaissance, migration, and race relations. Demographic variables covered include socio-economic class, education, political persuasion, and influence by avant-garde cultural changes. Lecture and discussion course in area of current interest. May be repeated once for credit toward the major.
CRL JSTOR Archive Project - African-American Studies
TITLES/IMPRINTS, RECEIVED BY CRL, WANT LIST. African American Review. Journal of BlackStudies. See Sociology, , . Journal of Blacks in Higher education. No.
http://wwwcrl.uchicago.edu/info/JSTOR/jstoraas.htm

Extractions: TITLES/IMPRINTS RECEIVED BY CRL WANT LIST African American Review. See Callaloo. See Journal of Black Studies. See Sociology Journal of Blacks in Higher Education. No. 1-26, 1993-2000 None No. 1-26, 1993-2000 Journal of Negro Education. Vol. 1-66, 1932-1997 Vol. 19-64, 1950-1995 (6/13/01) Vol. 1-18, 1932-1949 Vol. 65-66, 1996-1997 Journal of Negro History. See History Phylon (1960). Vol. 21-48, 1960-1987 (continues Phylon Quarterly. Vol. 1-20, 1957-1959) (continues Phylon (1940). Vol. 1-17, 1940-1956) None Phylon (1960). Vol. 21-48, 1960-1987 Phylon Quarterly. Vol. 1-20, 1957-1959 Phylon (1940). Vol. 1-17, 1940-1956 Transition. See Last Updated 02/24/03 E-Mail Us © The Center for Research Libraries, March 1999
African-American Studies Resources
African American Review Black American Literature Forum Negro American LiteratureForum Journal of Black studies Journal of Blacks in Higher education Journal
http://www.library.vcu.edu/guides/afam.html

Extractions: Quick Links Online Books Online Journals CINAHL ERIC Factiva InfoTrac OneFile LexisNexis MEDLINE/PubMed PsycInfo Web of Science Check your E-mail Course Reserves Explore the Web Interlibrary Loan - ILLiad Reference Shelf Search our Website Books Virginia Black History Archives Databases Selected Print Reference Sources ... Selected Print Journals Items on this page with the following labels are only available in certain areas: Available on both campuses or from home with the proper setup. Available only one computers within either of the VCU libraries (Cabell or Tompkins McCaw) Available only on computers within the Cabell Library (Academic Campus) To look for books and periodicals in African-American studies use the VCU Library Catalog . DCAT library catalog allows you to search by author, title, subject and keyword. To find the exact subject heading use the Library of Congress Subject Headings beside the reference desk. Possible subject heading include: African Diaspora, African Americans, African AmericansHistory and AfricansUnited States. The Virginia Black History Archives is a project housed in the Special Collections department at Virginia Commonwealth University. This project attempts to document African-American culture and history in the Richmond and Central Virginia area. The Virginia Black History Archives database consists about 30 manuscript collections. For more information on the Virginia Black History Archives click
Electronic Journals
The Institute for Research in africanamerican studies Journal; Interracial Voice;Jet Magazine; Journal of Black studies; Journal of Blacks in Higher education;
http://www.princeton.edu/~aasres/electronicjournals.html
Redirected Web Site: University Of Rochester Frederick Douglass Institute
Undergraduate courses in African and african-american studies offered in collaboration with a large Category Reference education Research Centers and Institutes American studies was established in 1986 to promote the development of African andafricanamerican studies in undergraduate and graduate education and through
http://www.rochester.edu/College/AAS/
T.U. Enrollment Services Help: Course_Descriptions
Name, Hegis. Accounting, ACCT. Adult education, ADED. African African Americanstudies, AFST. africanamerican studies, BLST. American studies, AMST. Anthropology,ANTH.
http://onestop.towson.edu/courses/descriptions/
Research Guides -- Emory University General Libraries
africanamerican studies. African American studies Subject Guide; African AmericanNewspapers List. East Asian studies. East Asian studies Subject Guide. education.
http://web.library.emory.edu/services/ressvcs/researchguides.html
UNT Libraries: Subject Guides, African-American Studies
in Remote Storage) International Review of africanamerican Art v 70- (1986-current);EBSCO Journal of Black studies v.5 Journal of Blacks in Higher education v.1
http://www.library.unt.edu/subjects/afamer/afamst.htm

Extractions: (Electronic Format) Books Internet Resources ... Related Periodicals (Selected) Books For books on African-Americans , first consult the Online Catalog . The Online Catalog contains materials added to the collection since 1979. For older materials, consult the Card Catalog. You can search by subject, author, or title in either catalog. Subjects used in the catalogs can be found in the Library of Congress Subject Headings (red books), located near the Reference Desk . For a thorough search, use historical synonyms such as negro blacks , and afro-americans Back to Top Federal documents and periodicals can be found using the Online Catalog . Federal documents may also be accessed by using the Monthly Catalog of U.S. Government Publications , or any of the subject specific indexes located in Government Documents . For assistance, please ask at any Reference Desk . Many Texas state documents can also be found using the Online Catalog. Located in , 3rd floor, Willis Library. Ask for Assistance at the Government Documents Desk.
UGA African American Studies
The primary objective of an African American studies curriculum, regardlessof race or color, is education for positive and productive citizenship.
http://www.uga.edu/~iaas/home.html

Extractions: The Institute for African American Studies has evolved at The University of Georgia as an academic program of study since 1969, though its current status dates from 1992. It is dedicated to the production of creative research on the achievements of African Americans and to exciting instruction for a diverse community of thinkers. In addition, it serves as a cultural repository and resource for the citizenry of Georgia. The Institute offers several courses in the core curriculum. Students wishing to earn a certificate or undergraduate degree in African American Studies can do so by taking the recommended courses approved by the Director. The intent is to be both intellectually exciting and rigorously challenging. Often views might seem unusually innovative. Many students of the Institute are interested in professional study and scholarly research beyond the undergraduate level. Others might begin to lay out a systematic plan for thoughtful public service. Western Civilization has been a reliable means to understand world cultures for many generations, but the rapidly changing demography of the United States requires a more profound awareness of cultural resources by thinkers of color. As seekers after human truth, African Americanists should test traditional assumptions about race to help students make more enlightened choices for themselves and their civilization. The primary objective of an African American studies curriculum, regardless of race or color, is education for positive and productive citizenship. Hence, a reasonable list follows:
UGA African American Studies
Offers a certificate program for undergraduates. Connect to "The Langston Hughes Review" and related sites. objective of an African American studies curriculum, regardless of race or color, is education for positive and
http://www.uga.edu/~iaas

Extractions: The Institute for African American Studies has evolved at The University of Georgia as an academic program of study since 1969, though its current status dates from 1992. It is dedicated to the production of creative research on the achievements of African Americans and to exciting instruction for a diverse community of thinkers. In addition, it serves as a cultural repository and resource for the citizenry of Georgia. The Institute offers several courses in the core curriculum. Students wishing to earn a certificate or undergraduate degree in African American Studies can do so by taking the recommended courses approved by the Director. The intent is to be both intellectually exciting and rigorously challenging. Often views might seem unusually innovative. Many students of the Institute are interested in professional study and scholarly research beyond the undergraduate level. Others might begin to lay out a systematic plan for thoughtful public service. Western Civilization has been a reliable means to understand world cultures for many generations, but the rapidly changing demography of the United States requires a more profound awareness of cultural resources by thinkers of color. As seekers after human truth, African Americanists should test traditional assumptions about race to help students make more enlightened choices for themselves and their civilization. The primary objective of an African American studies curriculum, regardless of race or color, is education for positive and productive citizenship. Hence, a reasonable list follows:
Welcome To The Institute For Research In African-American Studies | Columbia Uni
Founded in 1993 near Harlem, this research institute offers academic programs in africanamerican studies. Access the journal, "Race Reason."
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/iraas

Extractions: Co-Covenors: Manning Marable and Geoff K. Ward This conference will address the crisis of mass criminalization and incarceration confronting African-American and other Black Diaspora communities, to develop new insight and strategies in the struggle against crime, destructive criminal justice policies, and racialized forms of injustice. Under the direction of Dr. Manning Marable, Columbia University’s Institute for Research in African-American Studies (IRAAS) has launched a comprehensive research project on the life of Malcolm X. To learn more abou this project visit the " Malcolm X Project " section of our Web site.
Yale > African American Studies > Introduction
Established in 1962, the program shares courses and faculty with 27 departments. Read about degree options and publications. Opportunities in African studies education and offered collaboratively by the Title VI National Resource Centers for African Language and Area studies."
http://www.yale.edu/afamstudies

Extractions: Contact the site editor with questions or concerns. Introduction The African American Studies program examines, from numerous disciplinary perspectives, the experiences of people of African descent in Black Atlantic societies, including the United States, the Caribbean, and Latin America. Courses in the program explore the innovative, complex, and distinctively African American social structures and cultural traditions that Africans in the diaspora have created. Students are exposed to the historical, cultural, political, economic, and social development of people of African descent. Emphasizing a diasporic framework of analysis, the program demands that students acquire both an analytic ability rooted in a traditional discipline and interdisciplinary skills of investigation and research. African American Studies offers training of special interest to those considering admission to graduate or professional schools and careers in education, journalism, law, business management, city planning, international relations, politics, psychology, publishing, or social work. The interdisciplinary structure of the program offers students an opportunity to satisfy the increasingly rigorous expectations of admissions committees and prospective employers for a broad liberal arts perspective that complements specialized knowledge of a field.
CAAS - African American Studies Links
National Center for education Statistics. Center for Africanamerican Urban studiesand the Economy, CMU. University of Wisconsin African American studies.
http://www.umich.edu/~iinet/caas/links/aas.html

Extractions: Welcome to the CAAS African American links page! We offer a sampler of some of the most useful websites sponsored by universities, research centers, non-profits, governments, and news organizations. Useful commercial sites are accessible through some of the gateways in our lists. Inclusion of a link on this page does not imply endorsement of the views or information presented. History Museums Charles Wright Museum of African American History, Detroit Anacostia Museum (Center for African American History and Culture) African American Heritage Preservation Foundation, Inc. Making of America, Electronic Archive, University of Michigan ... Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site
African Studies - African Diaspora Biography
African American Inventor Series (Ron Landrum, education Central, Central AfricanAmericans in History (Institute of African American studies, University of
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/indiv/africa/cuvl/afroambiog.html

Extractions: American Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology "From 1936 to 1938, over 2,300 former slaves from across the American South were interviewed by writers and journalists under the aegis of the Works Progress Administration. These former slaves, most born in the last years of the slave regime or during the Civil War, provided first-hand accounts of their experiences on plantations, in cities, and on small farms. This web site provides an opportunity to read a

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