| AMS 420: Seminar in American Civilization | |
![]() Americans at Play (1998) ![]() World's Fairs (2000) Disasters in America (2002) ![]() Utopian America (2004) |
Prof Emil
Pocock offers the
American Studies seminar once every four semesters. The seminar is
limited
to 15 students and provides senior History/American Studies and other
History
majors an opportunity to write an interdisciplinary research paper on a
particular aspect of the culture and history of the United States.
Seminar
topics change with each offering. Topics of Previous American Studies Seminars Fall 1998: Americans at Play Fall 2000: World's Fairs Fall 2002: American Disasters Fall 2004: Utopian America Fall 2006: Shopping in America Spring 2008: Urban Life and Culture (Planned) History/American Studies Majors If you are a History/American Studies major and are ready to take your seminar, enroll in AMS 420 when it is offered. It is only offered once n four semesters. Plan ahead. The seminar always fills quickly. If AMS 420 is not scheduled during your senior year, enroll in a HIS 400 seminar that has a US history topic. Your proposed research essay must be on an interdisciplinary topic (one that combines history and some other discipline, such as literature or art) in order to satisfy the requirements of American Studies. Get written approval from Prof. Pocock as soon as you have a topic. History and History-Social Science Majors HIS 420 is
cross listed with
AMS 420 whenever the American Studies seminar is offered. It is the
same
course and fulfills the History seminar
requirements
or the 400-level course for History-Social
Sciences. Further
Questions? Contact Prof Emil
Pocock, Coordinator of American Studies, Webb Hall 352,
pocock@easternct.edu |
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and maintained by Emil Pocock,
pocock@easternct.edu. Last
modified December 1, 2006.
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