African and Black Diaspora Studies Program, DePaul University

DePaul’s Program in African and Black Diaspora Studies provides its students with a systematic, interdisciplinary, and integrated course of study of Africa and the Black Diaspora. Students have the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in African and Black Diaspora Studies with a concentration in Africa, Black America, or Afro-Caribbean and Latin America. African and Black Diaspora Studies also trains students in comparative analysis of regions (e.g., peoples, religions, philosophies). The Program pays specific attention to the ways in which concepts of history, power, identity, gender, and race shape contemporary understandings of Africa and its diaspora.

Contact

African & Black Diaspora Studies Program Offices
DePaul University
Schmitt Academic Center, Suite 551
2320 N. Kenmore Ave.
Chicago, Il 60614
Phone:(773) 325 - 7176
Fax:(773) 325 - 7299
Email: fdeberry@depaul.edu

Darrell Moore, Ph.D., Director
Chair of African & Black Diaspora Studies
DePaul University
Schmitt Academic Center; Suite 551, Room 557
(773) 325 - 7764
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dmoore1@depaul.edu

Amor Kohli, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
African & Black Diaspora Studies
DePaul University
Schmitt Academic Center; Suite 551, Room 552
(773) 325 - 7865
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akohli@depaul.edu

Julie Moody-Freeman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
African & Black Diaspora Studies
DePaul University
Schmitt Academic Center Suite 551; Room 554
(773) 325 - 7857
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jmoodyfr@depaul.edu