AFRS 3050: Topics in Africana Studies

University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Treatment of a special topic. Section information text: Public History is the practice of producing historical narratives in places outside of the classroom and texts of academia, such as museums and monuments, historic sites and the built environment, the digital landscape, festivals, films, documentaries, popular culture, and various other forms of cultural expression. All sites where we know the great majority of the public consumes, forms opinions about, and engages in conversations around history and the past. Keeping this definition of public history in mind, this course is designed to explore the production of historical narratives about people of African descent in North America from the country’s early exploration through present times.

Average GPA: 3.09

Grade distribution records: 755 students across 29 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A34045.0%
B19125.3%
C8411.1%
D253.3%
F486.4%
W435.7%

Based on 755 student grade records across 29 terms and 38 professors.

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