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2019 Summer 5WK1 Courses Being Offered June 3 to July 4, 2019: (All classes are online and Gen Ed, unless otherwise indicated.) Subject Course # Section Course Desc Instructor Meeting Days Facility…

Summer Presession Courses Being Offered May 13 to June 1, 2019:  (All classes are online and Gen Ed, unless otherwise indicated.  AFAS 150B1 131 Contemporary Afro Brazil Zenenga,Praise  …

Dr. Mae C. Jemison, keynote speaker at the UA’s 155th Commencement on May 10, will be presented with an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters by the College of Humanities.Jemison, an engineer, physician, entrepreneur, educator and the first…

The Center for Digital Humanities has selected six faculty research projects for development awards.The projects will  combine research in a humanities discipline with cutting-edge technology, like data visualization, digital storytelling,…

Professors in the UA College of Humanities shared music and topics related to Black History Month with KXCI Community Radio during the month of February.Invited on air during KXCI’s Home Stretch program, the professors discussed their research and…

In spring 2018, Lawrance is teaching two undergraduate courses: “History 328: Culture, Cuisine, and Power” and "History 395: Special Topics: (Africans in Exile)” Lawrance’s research in food originated from his work on the history of child labor…

AFAS 2018 Winter Session Classes are being offered now.  Classes are filling up quickly.  Register now.

Does your future have you seeing DOUBLE?  Double major with UA Humanities and gain a competitive edge.  Last year, more than half of UA Humanities graduates completed degrees with double or triple majors, representing more than 60…

AFAS 2017 Summer Session Courses available now!

Dr. Bonnie Wasserman will be presenting a paper entitled: "The Mythological Curse of the Diaspora in Latin American Literature" for the 2018 MLA Annual Convention in New York City in January 2018.