There are ample opportunities to enhance your education in Africana Studies through independent research, off-campus study, and internships. These programs are integral to a Knox education, teaching you how to apply your skills in real world situations.
Student Research and Creative Projects
Many of our majors -- and minors -- pursue College Honors or other research and creative projects. Some even present or perform their work at national and international conferences. Here are a few recent projects:
"The Ideological Evolution of the Black Panther Party," Quadir Bruce '05, history and Africana studies major, independent study/senior research funded by McNair program.
The Role of Skin Color in Judgments of Attractiveness," Aisha Nurse '05.
"Asing'anga in Mulanje and Thyolo: Belief Systems and Medicinal Plant Knowledge," Kirsten Janosek '04.
"A Celebration of Heritage: Meeting Instructional Needs Through the Evaluation and Creation of Functional Black Studies Materials," Meghan Leiseberg '01.
