Nov 23, 2024  
2007-2009 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
  Publication Home
  Correspondence Directory
  Historical Sketch
  Admission to the University
  Assessment of Prior Learning and Special Credit
  Financial Information
  University Policies and Regulations
  Winston-Salem State University Policies Governing Academic Affairs
  Special Programs and Services
  Undergraduate Degree Requirements
  Pre-College, Bridge, and Support Programs
  Schools / Colleges / Departments
  Undergraduate Programs
  Course Descriptions
  2007-2009 Academic Calendar
  Organization of The University
  Faculty
  Campus Map
HELP
2007-2009 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

AAS 4302 - Race and Economics in the USA

Credits: 3 hrs
This course critically examines the effect of race on the economic position of the diverse racial and cultural groups in the USA. It will examine how income inequities, menial occupational distribution, and poverty heighten group diversity and solidify racial boundaries in the USA. Students enrolled in the course will be required to a) engage in practical field research of one racial or ethnic group in the USA, b) produce a research report and c) give an in-class presentation based on their own research activity. Prerequisite(s): For AAAS majors with North America concentration, AAS 2301 Introduction to African, African American Studies and junior status.