Requirement: Two (2) courses/ Six (6) credit hours
Students must take two courses in this field for a minimum of six credits. Once course must be an African-American Experience course. The second course may be either a second African-American Experience course or a Human Diversity course.
- African-American Experience
The central and primary focus of the course shall pertain to the African-American experience. Specifically, it should require students to explore one or both of the following issues; African-American history and culture or the African-American urban experience. In addition to appropriate content areaas listed above, a major component of all courses in this area must be on race and racism-the interaction between blacks and whites in the United States. - Human Diversity
This course includes contemporary subject matter that focuses upon one or more of the following:- the experience and contributions of African-Americans;
- the experiences and contributions of other racial/ethnic minority groups within the United States with primary focus on Native Americans, Hispanics, and Asians.
- the experiences and contributions of other groups in the United States that encounter bias based upon group identity (includes gender, sexual orientation, disability, age, and/or religion).
Three hours of the African-American Experience and Human Diversity requirement may also be used to satisfy the Arts/Humanities or Social Science requirement if so listed. The Human Diversity requirement and the African-American Experience requirement may not be satisfied by the same course.
Transfer students with 60 credit hours or more must complete at least one course in either the African-American Experience or the Human Diversity area.
African-American Experience
Anthropology
ANT 150 - Comparative American Slavery —Effective Summer 2005 through Current
ANT 270 - African-American Culture
Art
ART 388 - African-American Art
Black Studies
BST 200 - Introduction to Black Studies —Effective Spring 2007 through Current
Communication
COM 332 - Interracial Communication
COM 388 - The Rhetoric of Black America
Education Curriculum and Foundations
EDB 250 - Politics Of Black Education
English
ENG 207 - African-American Literature
ENG 208 - Womanism/Feminism
ENG 347 - Studies in African-American Literature
First College
FST 173 - Hum-Humanities Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 242 - Psc-Political Science Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 247 - Swk-Race,Poverty and Welfare —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 252 - His-American History Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 255 - Ant-Black Culture and Character —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 274 - Hum-Humanities Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 342 - Psc-Political Science Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 347 - Swk-Social Work Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 352 - His-American History Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 355 - Ant-Black Culture and Character —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 374 - Hum-Humanities Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
History
HIS 201H - Urban America in the Last Half of 20th Century: Crises/Opportunities/Solutions - Cleveland
HIS 215 - History of African-Americans to 1877
HIS 216 - History of African-Americans Since 1877
HIS 305 - Social Thought of African-Americans
HIS 302 - US Slavery, Abolition, and Politics, 1820-1860 —Effective Spring 2008 through Current
HIS 324 - Black Is/Black Ain't: Defining Black America
HIS 325 - Black America Since 1945
HIS 326 - African American History Through Sacred Music —Effective Summer 2004 through Current
HIS 329 - Black Resistance in the Age of Jim Crow, 1896-1954
HIS 365 - Comparative Slavery
HIS 369 - Comparative Emancipation —Effective Summer 2004 through Current
Honors
HON 301 - The Experiences of African American Students in Urban Educational Settings
Linguistic Studies
LIN 438 - Dailect Differences in the Schools
Philosophy
PHL 252 - African-American Social Philosophy
Political Science
PSC 217 - Urban Politics and the African-American Experience
Public Safety Management
PSM 302 - Contemporary Urban Issues
Religious Studies
REL 217 - Religion In Black America
REL 317 - Religious Ethics of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King
Social Work
SWK 150 - The Black Experience and Contemporary Society —Effective Fall 1998 through Summer 2008
SWK 150 - The Black Experience and Contemporary Society —Effective Fall 2009 through Current
Sociology
SOC 215 - Black/White Interaction
SOC 267 - Studies In The Black Family
SOC 269 - The Black Community
SOC 382 - African American Communities
Speech and Hearing
SPH 438 - Dialect Differences in Schools
Theater Arts
THE 216 - African American Theatre I
THE 318 - African American Theatre II
Urban Studies
UST 200 - Introduction To Urban Studies
UST 202 - Cleveland:The African-American Experience
UST 251 - The African-American Image on Film —Effective Spring 2005 through Current
UST 302 - Contemporary Urban Issues
UST 304 - Race and Sports in America —Effective Spring 2004 through Current
Human Diversity
Anthropology
ANT 100 - Human Diversity —Effective Fall 2007 through Current
ANT 150 - Comparative American Slavery —Effective Spring 2005 through Current
ANT 210 - Introduction to Native American Studies —Effective Fall 2006 through Current
ANT 270 - African-American Culture
ANT 280 - Anthropology Of Adulthood And Aging
ANT 324 - Anthropology of Gender
ANT 343 - Language And Gender
ANT 365 - The Asian American Experience
Art
ART 388 - African-American Art
Black Studies
BST 200 - Introduction to Black Studies —Effective Spring 2007 through Current
Communication
COM 331 - Gender and Communication
COM 332 - Interracial Communication
COM 388 - The Rhetoric of Black America
Dance Program
DAN 212H - Dance: Power, Art and Movement —Effective Fall 2007 through Current
Education Curriculum and Foundations
EDB 250 - Politics Of Black Education
EDB 455 - Women and Education
Multi-Age Instruction
EDC 300 - Diversity In Educational Settings
English
ENG 210 - Native American Literature —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
ENG 207 - African-American Literature
ENG 208 - Womanism/Feminism
ENG 248 - Multicultural Literature of US —Effective Fall 1998 through Fall 2006
ENG 347 - Studies in African-American Literature
ENG 348 - Studies in Multicultural Literature
ENG 349 - Multicultural Lit: Theory and Methods
ENG 363 - Gender Issues in Literature
First College
FST 173 - Hum-Humanities Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 242 - Psc-Political Science Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 247 - Swk-Race,Poverty and Welfare —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 252 - His-American History Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 272 - Ssc-Social Science Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 274 - Hum-Humanities Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 342 - Psc-Political Science Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 352 - His-American History Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 355 - Ant-Black Culture and Character —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 372 - Ssc-Social Science Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 347 - Swk-Social Work Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
FST 374 - Hum-Humanities Workshop —Effective Fall 1998 through Spring 2004
History
HIS 201H - H: Urban America in the Last Half of 20th Century: Crises/Opportunities/Solutions - Cleveland
HIS 215 - History of African-Americans to 1877
HIS 216 - History of African-Americans Since 1877
HIS 284 - History of Women
HIS 302 - US Slavery, Abolition, and Politics, 1820-1860 —Effective Spring 2008 through Current
HIS 305 - Social Thought of African-Americans
HIS 310 - Indians In American History
HIS 324 - Black Is/Black Ain't: Defining Black America
HIS 325 - Black America Since 1945
HIS 326 - African American History Through Sacred Music —Effective Summer 2004 through Current
HIS 327 - American Sexual Communities and Politics
HIS 329 - Black Resistance in the Age of Jim Crow, 1896-1954
HIS 365 - Comparative Slavery
HIS 369 - Comparative Emancipation —Effective Summer 2004 through Current
Health Sciences
HSC 205 - Culture and Health
HSC 305 - Culture and Health Care —Effective Summer 2005 through Current
Honors
HON 301 - The Experiences of African American Students in Urban Educational Settings —Effective Fall 2006 through Current
Linguistic Studies
LIN 438 - Dailect Differences in the Schools
Nonprofit Administration
NAD 453 - Managing Urban Diversity
NAD 455 - Gender and Leadership
Baccalaureate Nursing Program
NUR 250 - Health Problems Of African Americans And Other Minorities
Philosophy
PHL 252 - African-American Social Philosophy
Political Science
PSC 217 - Urban Politics and the African-American Experience
PSC 305 - Cultural Diversity in U.S. Politics
Psychology
PSY 255 - Psychology of Women
PSY 356 - Multicultural Psychology
PSY 429 - Psychology of Aging
Public Safety Management
PSM 302 - Contemporary Urban Issues
PSM 453 - Managing Urban Diversity
Religious Studies
REL 217 - Religion In Black America
REL 317 - Religious Ethics of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King
Social Work
SWK 150 - The Black Experience and Contemporary Society
SWK 355 - Asian American Experience
Sociology
SOC 201 - Race, Class and Gender
SOC 201H - H: Race, Class and Gender
SOC 215 - Black/White Interaction
SOC 267 - Studies In The Black Family
SOC 269 - The Black Community
SOC 302 - Women in Corporate America
SOC 317 - Sociology of Gender
SOC 380 - Racial and Ethnic Inequality
SOC 382 - African American Communities
Speech and Hearing
SPH 438 - Dialect Differences in Schools
Spanish
SPN 245 - Hispanic Resources Of Cleveland
Theater Arts
THE 216 - African American Theatre I
THE 317 - Society and Minority Theatre
THE 318 - African American Theatre II
Urban Studies
UST 200 - Introduction To Urban Studies
UST 202 - Cleveland:The African-American Experience
UST 302 - Contemporary Urban Issues
UST 453 - Managing Urban Diversity
UST 455 - Gender and Leadership
UST 304 - Race and Sports in America —Effective Spring 2004 through Current
UST 251 - The African-American Image on Film —Effective Spring 2005 through Current
Women's Studies
WST 151 - Introduction To Women's Studies —NS