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Why Africana and Black Studies?
The Africana and Black Studies Minor at CWU prepares students to excel in a global community. In today's multi-ethnic, globalized society, employers and graduate programs look for students who are prepared to function with a high level of cultural intelligence and creativity, as well as social and political awareness.
The ABS Minor is taught by an award winning faculty from several disciplines who are all committed to your success. We strive to offer a variety of courses that will provide you with the
skills and knowledge to exceed the expectations of
our progressive society.
skills and knowledge to exceed the expectations of
our progressive society.
Africana and Black Studies Open House
November 1, 2018 | 4pm | Brooks Library, 2nd Floor
Winter 2019
Clubs and Organizations
Central African Student Association (CASA Central)
CWU Black Student Union (BSU)
Africana News
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