Total units: 15 credits, at least 9 of which must be 3000-level or above
Requirements
"Introductory Course" (3 credits), as designated by American Culture Studies, which include AMCS 2290 - "Topics in American Culture Studies: #americanculturestudies," AMCS 2200 "Introduction to Latinx Studies," and AMCS 2270 "Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies." See our Course Listings webpage for the full listing by semester.
"Fieldwork Course" (3 credits), as designated by American Culture Studies, which include "On Location: Exploring America," "The Race for Criticism: African American Culture and Its Critics," and "Fashioning America: A Cultural History of Fashion, Shopping, and Advertising." See our Course Listings webpage for the full listing by semester.
Distribution coursework: at least 3 courses on American subjects (2 of which must be upper-level) either in a single established Focus Area or in 3 distinct disciplines/fields outside the student's major. See our list of Focus Areas here.
At least two multidisciplinary (MD) courses, taken as part of the above minor courses and designated by AMCS. Minors who opt to do a concentration are encouraged to take at least one MD course that connects to the subjects or issues in the chosen concentration area. AMCS 3595: "American Culture: Methods and Visions" (a junior-level methods seminar) also is encouraged and may count as an MD course. See our Course Listings webpage for a complete list of general and MD courses that count toward the AMCS minor.
Only one of the courses taken to complete the Minor requirements may be home-based in the same discipline as the student's Major(s).
Contact Dr. Karen Skinner with questions about AMCS courses.