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    Majors are required to complete nine units of coursework, a junior seminar; and eight additional African American Studies courses, in addition to their independent work and a mandatory senior comprehensive exam. All courses for the major must be taken for a letter grade (no P/D/F).  A course with the PDF only grade option can count toward the major if the course is primary-listed with AAS, cross-listed with AAS, or has been approved as a creative or practice-based cognate by the AAS Director of Undergraduate Studies before the course is taken. Only one PDF course may count toward the major, and no more than two approved cognates may be used to satisfy your departmental requirements.

    Four courses must be taken in the chosen subfield with two additional courses as follows:

    • If the chosen subfield is AACL or RPP, then two GRE courses.
    • If the chosen subfield is GRE, then one AACL and one RPP.
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    • African American Culture and Life (AACL)
    • Race and Public Policy (RPP)
    • Global Race and Ethnicity (GRE)
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    • AAS 244 Introduction to Pre-20th Century Black Diaspora Art
    • AAS 253 Introduction to African American Literature to 1910
    • AAS 353 African American Literature: Origins to 1910
    • AAS 267 Introduction to African American History to 1863
    • AAS 366 African American History to 1863
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    • AAS 244 Introduction to Pre-20th Century Black Diaspora Art
    • AAS 245 Introduction to 20th Century African American Art
    • AAS 253 Introduction to African American Literature to 1910
    • AAS 254 Introduction to African American Literature since the Harlem Renaissance
    • AAS 267 Introduction to African American History to 1863
    • AAS 268 Introduction to African American History since Emancipation
    • AAS 353 African American Literature: Origins to 1910
    • AAS 359 African American Literature: Harlem Renaissance to the Present
    • AAS 366 African American History to 1863
    • AAS 367 African American Studies Since Emancipation
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