the bachelor of arts in africana studies covers a broad spectrum of the global african experience, which allows students to investigate african connections and influences among and with other ethnic groups in the united states and other parts of the americas and the world.

the race, gender and sexuality concentration focuses on the intersection of race, sex and/or gender primarily, though not exclusively, from the perspective of people of color. it examines issues of identity for both the individual and community. this concentration prepares students to work in areas such as education, advocacy, social work, counseling, multicultural programming and student support services; it is also a good foundation for graduate study.