AMST328V
Growing up Asian American: The Asian Immigrant Family and the Second Generation
An interdisciplinary course examines the experiences of children of Asian immigrants in the U.S., focusing on intergenerational dynamics in...
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- Asian American Studies
- Diversity and Identity
- Everyday Life
- Food Studies
- Graduate Courses
- Popular Culture
- Spring 2017
- Spring 2019
- Summer 2017
- Undergraduate Courses
- Upper Division
- USLT Courses
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AMST418N
Asian American Public Policy
This course will focus on the development of American public policy related to Asian Pacific Americans (also known as “APAs” or... -
AMST428G / AMST628I
Myth and Memory: 2007
Myth and Memory: 2007 will be a hands-on exploration of the events, experiences and cultures of America ten years ago. Focusing on a single... -
AMST429J
Social Activism and Popular Culture
Prerequisite: At least three credit hours of prior coursework in AMST. This is a blended learning course covering topics related to social... -
AMST450
Seminar In American Studies
This seminar guides American Studies majors in conducting original research and completing a 20- to 25- page thesis. Each of the major components... -
AMST628N
Space, Place, and Identity in the Digital Age
Download Syllabus Here Our bodies and identities are intimately bound to the spaces we move through. It is impossible to conceive of a meaningful... -
AMST498B / AMST628A
Fashion and Consumer Culture
This seminar will introduce major theoretical works in the study of consumer behavior, from Veblen’s “Theory of the Leisure Class” to... -
USLT488B
US Latina/o Senior Seminar
This is the capstone seminar for the U.S. Latina/o Studies minor. The aim is to sharpen and complicate your analytical, research, and writing... -
AMST629N
Comparative Race & Ethnicity
In this course you’ll learn how race and ethnicity were created, defended, and adapted by various communities in the United States over space...
