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The course project provides students with an opportunity to research any topic,
The course project provides students with an opportunity to research any topic, theme, issue, or
development in the field of African American studies. Students will define a research topic and
line of inquiry, conduct independent research to analyze primary and secondary sources from
multiple disciplines, and develop an evidence based written argument. Students should apply
the tools African American studies scholars embrace, including analyzing multiple perspectives
and integrating evidence from multiple disciplines (e.g. history, art, music, political science).
Project requirements: Each student’s project should have a word count of 1200-1500 words
(Example-Pages-Double spaced-4-6 pages) and must be anchored in at least two of which and
potentially all of which are secondary sources that reveal distinct and differentiated perspectives
on the topic the student selects. Citations must follow an accepted bibliographic citation style
(MLA, APA, Chicago, etc.). Students must attest that the written argument submitted is their
own work.
Projects will be scored on the extent to which students utilize evidence and evaluate sources to
support their argument, rather than on the topic itself.
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