Frequently, these offer an entry point for interested students, either as research assistants or within the context of independent study. Knox College's holdings of Black Studies materials, its worldwide Internet access and excellent interlibrary loan program provide ready access to research resources. Outstanding students may elect to undertake College Honors in the senior year, carrying out an advanced research project presented and defended to a faculty committee including a distinguished outside examiner. You live with a family in Harare and study at the University of Zimbabwe. Includes work in both French and Wolof languages, African history, literature and culture at the Baobab Center.
Students live with Senegalese families.
Students complete a research project, which is based on an internship in a governmental agency, media organization, lobby group or other government-related organization. There are a number of co-curricular opportunities geared for students interested in Black Studies. Harambee Club aims at clarifying the false stereotypes about Africa by promoting African identity and multuculturality through various activities. Sharon Samuel, '93. All contents copyright 1999 by Knox College.