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Program checklist · B.A.

African American and African Studies

Wake Forest University · Winston-Salem, NC

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
B.A.
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
05.0200
Credits (computed from items)
260-270
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1062
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199847
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199847_aa306ef3
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Core Courses

major core · 2 items
  1. 3

One course which substantially engages slavery and race in the making of the modern world

1 item
  1. 3

Select at least three courses from among any of the following areas (at the 200 or 300 level):

0 items

    I. Arts, Aesthetics, and Expressive Culture

    0 items

      II. Ethics, Politics, and Society

      0 items

        III. History, Culture, and Theory

        0 items

          Select nine hours of electives

          electives · 0 items

            I. Arts, Aesthetics, and Expressive Culture

            18 items
            1. 3
            2. 3
            3. 3
            4. 3
            5. As published: “Special Topics in Arts, Aesthetics, and Expressive Cultures in African American and African Studies”
              3
            6. 3
            7. As published: “Topics in World Art (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            8. As published: “Special Topics in Dance (when topic is African dance)”
              1-3
            9. As published: “Individual Authors (when topic is Toni Morrison)”
              3
            10. As published: “Ideas in Literature (when topic is Black is Beautiful: African American Poetics and Aesthetics 1919-2019)”
              3
            11. 3
            12. As published: “Studies in African-American Literature (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            13. As published: “African-American Fiction (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            14. 3
            15. As published: “Special Topics in French and Francophone Film Studies (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            16. 3
            17. 3
            18. 3

            II. Ethics, Politics, and Society

            29 items
            1. 3
            2. 3
            3. 3
            4. 3
            5. 3
            6. 3
            7. As published: “Organic Leadership: Lessons from the Black Freedom Struggle”
              3
            8. 3
            9. 3
            10. 3
            11. As published: “Special Topics in Ethics, Politics, and Society in African American and African Studies”
              3
            12. 3
            13. As published: “Anthropology of Space and Place in the U.S.”
              3,4
            14. 3
            15. 3
            16. 3
            17. As published: “Topics in Comparative Politics (when topic is appropriate)”
              1-3
            18. As published: “Topics in International Politics (when topic is appropriate)”
              1-3
            19. 3
            20. 3
            21. 3
            22. 3
            23. 3
            24. 3
            25. 3
            26. 3
            27. As published: “Special Topics Seminar in Crime and Criminal Justice (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            28. As published: “Women of Color, Feminisms, and the Politics of Resistance in the U.S.”
              3
            29. 3

            III. History, Culture, and Theory

            44 items
            1. 3
            2. 3
            3. 3
            4. 3
            5. 3
            6. 3
            7. 3
            8. 3
            9. 3
            10. 3
            11. 3
            12. 3
            13. 3
            14. 3
            15. 3
            16. As published: “Independent Study in African American and African Studies”
              1-3
            17. As published: “Directed Reading in African American and African Studies”
              1-3
            18. As published: “Roots of Racism: Race and Ethnic Diversity in the U.S.”
              3
            19. 3
            20. As published: “African-American Fiction (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            21. As published: “Studies in French and Francophone Literature and Culture (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            22. As published: “French-Language Literature in Translation (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            23. As published: “Introduction to Humanities: Themes in Literature, Culture, and Film”
              3
            24. 3
            25. 3
            26. 3
            27. 3
            28. 3
            29. 3
            30. 3
            31. 3
            32. 3
            33. 3
            34. 3
            35. 3
            36. 3
            37. 3
            38. As published: “Introduction to Islamic Traditions (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            39. 3
            40. As published: “Topics in Islam (when topic is appropriate)”
              3
            41. 3
            42. 3
            43. 3
            44. As published: “Feminist, Womanist, Murjerista Theologies: Constructive Perspectives on Christian Thought”
              3
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