Spring 2026
spring 2026 Course Schedule
*The Spring 2026 course schedule is subject to change. Please check CAESAR for all up to date course information, including day/times, course descriptions, and mode of instruction.
| Course | Title | Instructor | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMER_ST 301-2-20 | Seminar for Majors: From Local to Global: Global | Nicolette Bruner | TBD |
| AMER_ST 310-0-10 | Black Metropolis | Ivy Wilson | TBD |
| AMER_ST 310-0-20 | TBD | TBD |
TBD |
Spring 2026 course descriptions
Please check CAESAR for full course descriptions, including required texts and modes of instruction.
Spring 2026
AMER_ST 301-2-30: Seminar for Majors:
The Seminar for Majors course aims to provide a "how-to" of American Studies from an integrative, multiracial, and socio-cultural perspective. Taking U.S. American cultures as a site for testing classic and contemporary theories about how society works, this seminar in American Studies serves to introduce resources and techniques for interdisciplinary research. Students will be exposed to and experiment with a wide range of current theoretical and methodological approaches applied in American Studies and contributing disciplinary fields. The goal of the course is not only for students to develop knowledge of main currents in the field of American Studies but also to become practitioners through a series of assignments that will permit students to exercise their newfound skills. For instance, as students develop rhetorical analyses, describe and evaluate visual culture, or conduct and analyze interview data, they will also examine themes such as national narratives, civil rights and immigration, and the historical and social meanings of work, discipline, and justice.
AMER_ST 310-0-10:
AMER_ST 310-0-20