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[AFAS C1001] Introduction to African-American Studies

Departments: African American Studies

Professors: Noliwe Rooks

August 29, 2007

Rooks, Noliwe
[AFAS C1001] Introduction to African-American Studies

Mr. Rooks was visiting from Harvard last semester when I took her class, but I enjoyed having her as a professor. There are no objecite tests, only writings and a short discussion on the book of your choice. The class leaves you room to go without reading some material that maybe you are not interested in. You mostly need to know the main concepts and how to analize your thoughts into an essay. As long as you can handle learning basic concepts, develop your thoughts, and write a decent essay, you will do well in the class.

Workload:

Fifteen minute presentation of ideas on the book of your choice to start discussion, nothing major. Two 5-7 page papers and a 12-15 page final on the topic of your choice and using the books of your choice. Her flexibility makes the class enjoyable and less stressful. She encourages you to think for yourself and enjoy your work. I highly recommmend her.

Directory Data

Dept/Subj Directory Course Professor Year Semester Time Section
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Josef Sorett 2011 Spring TR / 1:10- 2:25 PM 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies T. Hunter 2010 Spring TR / 10:35-11:50 AM 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Mio Matsumoto 2009 Spring TR / 1:10- 2:25 PM 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Mio Matsumoto 2008 Spring TR / 11:00-12:15 PM 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Noliwe Rooks 2007 Spring W / 11:00- 1:00 PM 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Farah Griffin 2005 Spring / 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Omar Ali 2004 Spring / 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Christopher Winks 2002 Fall MW / 1:10- 2:25 PM 1
ARAF / AFAS ARAF AFAS C1001: Intro to African-Amer Studies Manning Marable 2002 Spring MW / 2:40- 3:55 PM 1