Black Studies (BA) Program Assessment

Mission

The mission of the Black Studies Program is to provide an interdisciplinary intellectual arena in which students learn to critically examine, analyze, and interpret the African, African American, and Caribbean experiences. The Program offers a broad selection of courses addressing historical, cultural, sociological, political, economic, and psychological factors that affect the lives of African, African American, and Afro-Caribbean peoples. The curriculum stresses the skills necessary to think critically, write clearly, argue persuasively, and problem-solve effectively. Students are exposed to theory and research in a variety of subject matter and are encouraged to engage in active service and research beyond the classroom.

Program Student Learning Outcomes

    Annual Assessment

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    Academic Program Review

    #YearSelf-StudyExternal Reviewer's ReportAction Plan
    External Reviewer's Report and Action Plan files requires a Self-Study for that year

    Academic Assessment Document

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    Revised: November 19, 2025