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Exploring New Approaches to Understanding the Historical Experiences
of Peoples in the Diaspora.™
How
the Program is Structured.
The Comparative Black History Ph.D. Program brings together faculty
and students in three or four areas around some common courses,
one on comparative slavery and the other on comparative emancipation.
The courses are taught by members of the Comparative Black History
faculty with one professor assuming primary responsibility. The
student must take a sequence of foundation courses and courses in
three or four participating areas. Proficiency in a foreign language
must be demonstrated prior to taking the comprehensive examinations.
The final years of the program will be devoted to disseratation
research and writing.
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