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2011-2012 Health, Science, and Society Courses
Related Courses
Other courses offered this year in Africana Studies are listed below. Full descriptions of the courses may be found under the appropriate disciplines.
The Anthropology of Life Itself , Robert R. Desjarlais Anthropology
Language and Race: Constructing the Self and Imagining the Other in the United States and Beyond, Aurora Donzelli Anthropology
Language, Culture, and Performance, Aurora Donzelli Anthropology
Political Language and Performance , Aurora Donzelli Anthropology
Introduction to Anthropology: Debates, Controversies, and Re/visions , Kathleen Kilroy-Marac Anthropology
Making History of Non-Western Art History: Africa, Oceania, and the Americas , Susan Kart Art History
Arts of the African Continent , Susan Kart Art History
Hunger and Excess: Histories, Politics, and Cultures of Food, Charles Zerner Environmental Studies, Persis Charles History
Introduction to Development Studies: The Political Ecology of Development, Joshua Muldavin Geography
Leisure and Danger, Persis Charles History
First-Year Studies: “In the Tradition”: An Introduction to African American History and Black Cultural Renaissance, Komozi Woodard History
The Black Arts Renaissance & American Culture: Rethinking Urban and Ethnic History in America, Komozi Woodard History
Spoken Wor(l)ds: African American Poetry From Black Arts to Hip Hop (1960-2012), Alwin A. D. Jones Literature
Slavery: A Literary History, William Shullenberger Literature
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President Karen Lawrence and Meghan Roguschka '12 discuss the value of an SLC education on CBS' Sunday Morning 
