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+ American Culture Studies
101
East Hall, 419-372-8886
An
interdisciplinary program dedicated to the holistic study
of American culture, society and institutions, American
culture studies offers students individualized programs
that focus on the American experience. Courses help students
to develop the skills appropriate for the study and appreciation
of American culture in all of its diversity. The program
enables students to integrate the substance of other disciplines
into coherent patterns reflecting the complexity of American
life and our national heritage.
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in American
cultural studies are expected to:
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Think in an interdisciplinary way, drawing on holistic,
critical and connective models of analysis;
- Communicate
orally and in writing about the cultural contexts of
human expression and behavior;
- Discuss
the multicultural and pluralistic nature of American
culture, and develop an appreciation for the diversity
of our national cultural heritage;
- Investigate
relationships between theories of culture and various
cultural traditions.
Major,
Bachelor of Arts — minor required (36 hours)
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for 2006-2007 course requirements
Minor
(21 hours)
- ACS
200 and 250 or 252 (6)
- HIST
205, 206 (6)
- ENG
268 or 310 (3)
- Two
classes of ACS 300/400 level coursework, i.e., ACS
300, 338, 400 (6)
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