AMST205
Material Aspects of American Life
This course is dedicated to understanding the meaning of the stuff that populates our everyday lives. Whether it is the objects in our homes,...
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- Asian American Studies
- Diversity and Identity
- Everyday Life
- Food Studies
- Graduate Courses
- Popular Culture
- Spring 2017
- Summer 2017
- Undergraduate Courses
- Upper Division
- USLT Courses
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AMST212
Diversity in American Culture
Exploration of the role of diversity in the shaping of American culture. Special emphasis will be placed on the multicultural origins of American... -
AAST 200 / AMST298C
Introduction to Asian American Studies
This course focuses on the experience of Asian Pacific Americans, from developments in the countries of origin to their contemporary issues.... -
AMST328NPerspectives on Identity and Culture: Introduction to Native American Cultures of the United States
This course offers a survey of the cultures of American Indian peoples of the U.S. The focus of the course is on identifying and understanding... -
AMST328R
Religion in American Culture
Introduction to major religious traditions and the variety of religious beliefs and practices in the U.S. -
AMST340
Introduction to History, Theories and Methods in American Studies
Introduction to Theories and Methods in American Studies is a class for AMST majors, the first of a two-part set of courses that will culminate... -
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... -
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...
