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Fall 2018

ANTH 003G. First-Year Seminar: Development and its Discontents
- Writing course.
- Eligible for BLST, PEAC
- Schuetze.
BLST 015. Introduction to Black Studies
- Evans.
DANC 043. Dance Technique: African I
- Eligible for BLST
- Pettaway.
DANC 053. Dance Technique: African II
- Prerequisite:
  DANC 043 or permission of instructor.
- Eligible for BLST
- Pettaway.
ECON 073. Race, Ethnicity, and Gender in Economics
- Prerequisite:
  ECON 001.
- Eligible for BLST, GSST
- Bayer.
ECON 081. Economic Development
- Prerequisite:
  ECON 001.
- Eligible for ASIA, BLST, PEAC
- O'Connell.
ECON 181. Economic Development
- Prerequisite:
  ECON 011, ECON 021, and either ECON 031, STAT 011, or STAT 021.
- Eligible for ASIA, BLST, PEAC
- O'Connell.
ENGL 063. Contemporary Black Autobiography
- Eligible for BLST
- Foy.
ENGL 064. The New Negro Versus Jim Crow
- Eligible for BLST
- Foy.
HIST 007A. African American History, 1619 to 1865
- Eligible for BLST
- A. Dorsey.
MUSI 071. Salsa Dance/Drumming
- (Cross-listed as DANC 071)
- Arrow.
RELG 024. From Vodun to Voodoo: African Religions in the Old and New Worlds
- Eligible for BLST
- Chireau.

Spring 2019

BLST 116. Redefining US Southern Literature
- (Cross-listed as ENGL 116)
- Schmidt.
DANC 043. Dance Technique: African I
- Eligible for BLST
- Pettaway.
DANC 049C. Dance Performance Repertory: African
- Prerequisite:
  DANC 043 or permission of the instructor
- Eligible for BLST
- Pettaway.
DANC 053. Dance Technique: African II
- Prerequisite:
  DANC 043 or permission of instructor.
- Eligible for BLST
- Pettaway.
ENGL 060. Early African American Print Cultures
- Eligible for BLST
- Cohen.
ENGL 068. Black Culture in a "Post-Soul" Era
- Eligible for BLST
- Foy.
HIST 051. Black Reconstruction
- Eligible for BLST
- A. Dorsey.
HIST 053. Black Women in the Civil Rights Movement
- Eligible for BLST, GSST
- A. Dorsey.
POLS 070B. Politics of Punishment
- Eligible for BLST
- Reeves.
SOCI 007B. Introduction to Race and Ethnicity in the United States
- Eligible for BLST
- Evans.

Fall 2019

DANC 043. Dance Technique: African I
- Eligible for BLST
- Staff.
DANC 053. Dance Technique: African II
- Prerequisite:
  DANC 043 or permission of instructor.
- Eligible for BLST
- Staff.
FREN 111. Le Désir colonial: représentations de la différence dans l'imaginaire français
- Eligible for BLST, ISLM, GSST
- Gueydan-Turek.
HIST 007B. African American History, 1865 to Present
- Eligible for BLST
- A. Dorsey.
RELG 024. From Vodun to Voodoo: African Religions in the Old and New Worlds
- Eligible for BLST
- Chireau.

Spring 2020

ANTH 003G. First-Year Seminar: Development and its Discontents
- Writing course.
- Eligible for BLST, PEAC
- Schuetze.
DANC 043. Dance Technique: African I
- Eligible for BLST
- Staff.
DANC 049C. Dance Performance Repertory: African
- Prerequisite:
  DANC 043 or permission of the instructor
- Eligible for BLST
- Staff.
DANC 053. Dance Technique: African II
- Prerequisite:
  DANC 043 or permission of instructor.
- Eligible for BLST
- Staff.
EDUC 068. Urban Education
- (Cross-listed as SOAN 020B)
- Eligible for BLST, LALS, CBL
- Staff.
ENGL 009S. First-Year Seminar: Black Liberty/Black Literature
- Writing course.
- Eligible for BLST
- Foy.
ENGL 068. Black Culture in a "Post-Soul" Era
- Eligible for BLST
- Foy.
LITR 077F. Reading While Crossing Three Continents
- (Cross-listed as FREN 077)
- Eligible for BLST
- Rice-Maximin.

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