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AF AMER 198AHonors Research in Afro-American Studies

African American Studies · 2 to 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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(Formerly numbered 198.) Limited to juniors/seniors. Development and completion of honors thesis or comprehensive research project under the direct supervision of approved faculty member for students to extend and develop their knowledge on a select topic in African American studies. Progress is reported to undergraduate adviser for each term. May be repeated for credit. Individual contract is required. In-progress grading (credit to be given only on completion of courses 198B and 198C).

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  • Fall 2026

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