Students from all colleges and departments are invited to pursue an African American Studies Minor.
To apply, use the form on this page: Declaring & Changing Majors & Minors in Arts & Sciences
African American Studies
Undergraduate Minor
African American Studies Minor
We are a department that is committed to producing persons who are capable of solving problems in American (and global) society.
The African American Studies faculty believe in preparing and mentoring all students to successfully complete their academic goals and objectives. The department's mission is to contribute to an inclusive intellectual environment at Ohio University by developing and delivering an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary curriculum.
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Admission to the Minor
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Courses & Curriculum
An African American Studies minor requires a total of 15 hours. Students take AAS 1060 - Introduction to African American Studies plus four electives.
View Courses & Minor Requirements in the Official Academic Catalog
Career Opportunites
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Contact Us
If you have questions or would like more information about the African American Studies minor, contact Dr. Gary Holcomb.
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Undergraduate Advising & Student Affairs
If you have additional questions or need additional support, you can meet with an advisor in the Office of Undergraduate Advising & Student Affairs.
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