1. Reading additional African literature (see list for possible points)
2. Watching a full-length African Film made in Africa (10)
3. Watching a full-length American or European documentary about Africa (8)
4. Watching a full-length Hollywood or European film made about Africa (8)
5. Eating African food at an African Restaurant (ie. Jambo Cuisine (Tanzanian) or Omoefe's Place (Nigerian - call ahead)). (Alas, as of 2022, both of these Kalamazoo African restaurants have closed!)
6. Cooking a full African meal with several dishes for your friends or family following authentic receipes (10)
7. Going to an African exhibit at a real museum (10)
8. Going to an African exhibit at an on-line museum (4)
9. Studying specific websites about Africa (4)
10. Studying African Art on line (4)
11. Developing your own art work responding to African art (10)
12. Talking with a non-African with first hand experience living in Africa or addressing a problem in Africa (10)
13. Attending a lecture on Africa (10)
14. Studying a problem and/or issue in Africa at the library (8)
15. Studying a problem and/or issue in Africa on-line (4)
16. Meeting and talking for an hour with an African Student at WMU (10)
17. An extended email exchange with an African person in Africa (10)
18. Attending or touring a mosque or Islamic Center (10)
19. Talking with a non-African Islamic person about their religion (8)
20. Listening to a CD of African music (6)
21. Attending an African Cultural Event (10)
22. OTHER as approved by the professor (?)

Starting ideas:

African Film:

AfricaFilmLibrary.com
AfricanFilm.com
Stanford Library
ArabFilm.com

Documentaries about Africa:

Free Documentaries
Top Documentary Films
Documentary Wire

Additional Ideas:

Omoefe's Place Restaurant

Zooruna's Restaurant

Sharma King Restaurant

News from Africa on All Africa.com

National Museum of African Art  Listen to African Music DynamicAfricaTumblr.com Stumble Upon Africa And so many more!