Research Projects
In recent years, students have been involved in research projects on such topics as:
- African-Americans in College Fraternities and Sororities
- African-American Leadership and Institutions
- African-American Issues of Health and Illness
- The African Burial Ground
- The Conflict in Liberia
- International Human Rights
- Women and International Development
- Minority Voting Rights in the US
- Migration and Immigrant Rights
- People of Color and the Criminal Justice System
- Environmental Social Justice

Internships
Students of African-American & Ethnic Studies participate in internships in the following fields:
- Banking
- Advertising and Publicity
- Health Care for Minorities
- Multimedia Information
- Performing Arts
- Political Issues
- Religious Organizations
- Social Work
- Broadcasting
- Education
- Philanthropic Giving

Careers
The Adelphi African-American and Ethnic Studies Programs prepares students for many careers requiring a liberal arts education. Recent graduates report that African American and Ethnic Studies Programs provided an excellent preparation for professional development in:
- Accounting
- Art
- Banking
- Broadcasting
- Business/Management
- Computer Technology
- Education
- Government
- Law
- Performing Arts
- Psychology
- Social Work

Continuing Education
Adelphi graduates with preparation in African-American & Ethnic Studies have moved on to many reputable institutions, such as:
- Columbia University
- Cornell University
- Howard University
- Smithsonian Institution
- Temple University
- University of California - Los Angeles
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