African and African Diaspora Studies
welcome to the program
| Dissertation Fellowship | The African and African Diaspora Studies program invites applications for its new dissertation fellowship. Click here to learn more about the fellowship.
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| New AADS Director | Dr. Rhonda Frederick, an associate professor in the English Department and core faculty member of African and African Diaspora Studies, has become the new AADS Director.
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| Event | Sex Trafficking, AIDS and the Orphans Left Behind Presented by: Rev. Dr. Siriat Pusurinkham Monday, July 27th at 6 p.m., McGuinn 121
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Students may study in a variety of fields with a African & African Diaspora Studies focus and qualified students may pursue a Minor or an Independent Major in African & African Diaspora Studies. |

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The Amanda V. Houston Traveling Fellowship is a competitive award given annually to a student of African descent to further prepare Boston College undergraduates for leadership in the United States and the world by enriching their personal and educational development through travel. Find out more about the history of the award and about other funding opportunities. |
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The African & African Diaspora at Boston College, originally called the Black Studies Program, began in 1969-1970. Click here to read more about the history of the program. |