Caribbean Studies Program
Caribbean Studies Program
The Interdisciplinary Minor In Caribbean Studies
Contact Us
Program Director:
Dr. Patrick Goodin
1851 9th St. NW
Room 405
Washington, D.C. 20059
202-238-2380
pgoodin@howard.edu
The Interdisciplinary Minor in Caribbean Studies is an inter-departmental, integrative curriculum designed to promote a comprehensive study of the complex societies of the multi-linguistic Caribbean.
Academics| Minor in Caribbean Studies
The Interdisciplinary Minor in Caribbean Studies is an interdepartmental, integrative curriculum designed to promote a comprehensive study of the complex societies of the multi-lingual Caribbean. The student's intellectual abilities are broadened, and the perspectives and insights of several disciplines enrich the learning experience. This minor allows for an open and individuated learning experience that will enable students room and flexibility to diversify their academic programs.
Please review the Caribbean Studies Brochure below:
Caribbean Studies MinorRequired Courses
| ENGL 056 | INTRODUCTION TO CARIBBEAN LITERATURE AND IDEAS |
|---|---|
| ENGL 225 | MODERN CARIBBEAN LITERATURE |
| ENGL 227 | CARIBBEAN GENRES |
| AFRO 163 | THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN THE CARIBBEAN |
| PHIL 135 | AFRO-CARIBBEAN PHILOSOPHY |
9 CREDIT HOURS (3 CREDITS EACH) ELECTIVES (3 Credits Each)
