American Studies
Director: Marlene S. Neill
The graduate program in American Studies is an interdisciplinary program offering comprehensive study in American institutions and culture. The basic program consists of courses in American history, political science, religion, American literature, and journalism.
Prerequisites for graduate work in American studies must include twenty-one semester hours in any one or in any combination of the following areas: American history, government, literature, and philosophy; history of American education; history of religion in America; and American sociological problems. There is no foreign language requirement. Applicants must submit a Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test score; a GRE score and a GPA predictive of success in this program are recommended.
American Studies (AMS)
Studies the theory and practice of American Studies, presents students with the opportunity to analyze written and visual texts, and requires a major paper. Through written work and oral presentations, the course gives students a broad perspective on the American culture.
See ENG 5304 for course information.
See ENG 5306 for course information.
See ENG 5308 for course information.
See JOU 5310 for course information.
See EDC 5315 for course information.
See JOU 5320 for course information.
See PSC 5330 for course information.
See EDP 5332 for course information.
See REL 5336 for course information.
See JOU 5350 for course information.
See HIS 5360 for course information.
See HIS 5365 for course information.
See HIS 5370 for course information.
See HIS 5371 for course information.
See ENG 5395 for course information.
See ENG 5391 for course information.
See ENG 5393 for course information.
See ENG 5394 for course information.
See EDA 6370 for course information.
See ENG 5396 for course information.
See JOU 5V90 for course details.
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