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				Guide to Minor Concentrations Interdisciplinary and Special Minors African/African-American Studies
				A total of 18 hours selected from appropriate courses on the following list. ANTH 425 - Peoples of Africa CMCN 470 - Intercultural Communication ENGL 371 - Topics in Ethnic Literature* ENGL 433 - Black Literature HIST 330 - Modern African Nations HIST 355 - Black History HIST 366 - Women in History* HIST 369 - Constitutional & Legal History* HIST 371 - Topics & Themes* HIST 380 - The Modern African-American Experience HONR 385 - Modern Problems in the Humanities*+ HUMN 200 - Ideas & Issues* HUMN 300 - Themes in the Humanities* HUMN 400 - Humanities Colloquium* MUS 303 - Music Appreciation: An Introduction to Jazz MUS 362 - Creole & Black Music in Louisiana SOCI 310 - Minority Groups SOCI 494 - Seminar in Sociology* * When content is African and/or African-American. + Honor courses are limited to students in the Honors Program. The following courses may also be used to fulfill the minor. However, the student who chooses these courses must be highly proficient in French. FREN 311 - Introduction to French & Francophone Literature FREN 421 - Culture & Civilization of the Contemporary Francophone World FREN 425 - Francophone Oral Literature FREN 491 - Topics in Antilles & French African Literature & Civilization
				For more information go to http://soci-anth.louisiana.edu/African%20and%20African%20American%20Studies/index.html

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