The comprehensive exercise is a substantial (approximately 34-40 page) research paper on a topic within Africana Studies, grounded in two complementary disciplines, advised by two faculty members chosen from these two disciplines.
The student should have completed a 300-level capstone experience in one of these two disciplines. The comps process begins with a proposal in fall term of the senior year, and ends with a written thesis and oral presentation early in spring term.
Additional Resources
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AFST Comps Intention Form (195.0KB PDF Document) -
AFST Comps Topic Development Worksheet (135.2KB PDF Document)