AFS 3200 - Ecology and the Black Community

This course is the study of the relationships of local Black residents within their social and physical environments. The course focuses on the individual’s status in the community through an evaluation of the social, political, economic and physical aspects of the environment as influenced by the social order of American society and its philosophy. Students are expected to complete a research study of a special ecological issue and to document the contributions of African Americans to Western Michigan University through the Annual W.E.B DuBois Conference.

Credits: 3 hours