Africana & American Indian Studies Program

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Africana & American Indian Studies Program (previously the Ethnic Studies Program) offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that contains cross-cultural courses about the experiences of African peoples all over the world, American Indians in the United States, and other ethnic groups in American society.

General Catalogs
Africana & American Indian Studies Program description and objectives, career opportunities, degree requirements, course descriptions.

Schedule of Courses
Current and upcoming course offerings - available through the Fresno State Web Portal

Dr. Malik Simba, Program Coordinator
Diane Jauregui, Administrative Support Coordinator
Science 1 Building Room 183
Phone: 278-2832

Contact Information

Mailing Address: 2555 E. San Ramon M/S SB 69
Fresno CA 93740-8034
Phone: 559.278.2832
Fax: 559.278.7268
Email: maliks@csufresno.edu

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About the Symbols:

The Sankofa Bird means "return and retrieve") and the Nkyinkyim Symbol is the symbol of initiative, dynamism and versatility (which literally means, to turn oneself around in all aspects of life).

The hand-woven Kente Cloth is used by the Akan for personal adornment, and also metaphorically as a powerful expressive medium of communication.

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