Upon successful completion of the Minor in Africana Studies, a student will be able to:
- Demonstrate an interdisciplinary understanding of the variety of lives, experiences, knowledges, values, and conditions of peoples of African descent across time and place
- Analyze the ways in which people of African descent have constructed and interpreted their own lives and experiences
- Analyze the varied experiences of people of African descent and toward greater freedom and justice
- Develop integrative and intersectional critical inquiry into personal, societal, and/or cultural beliefs and practices especially around issues of social differences or injustice as relate to engaging perspectives from people of African descent
- Apply knowledge to develop actions that value diversity and social justice, accounting for differences including race, ethnicity, class, gender, sexuality, ability, and age and their roles in the human community