Additional Courses in American Studies
AMST 401, Seminar in American Studies
ARCH 425, Western Architectural History
ART 419, 20th Century Art
ART 450, Contemporary Art
ART 463, 19th Century Art
ENGL 414, Literature of Place
ENGL 420, Critical Theory
ENGL 431, Studies in a Major Author
ENGL 441, Studies in Emergent Literatures
ENGL 510, Studies in Critical Theory and Practice
ENGL 540, Studies in Theory and Practice of Literary History
GEOG 401, Historical Geography
GEOG 503, Settlement Geography
HIST 402, Trans-Mississippi West
HIST 403, Gender in the U.S. and Canadian West
HIST 404, Montana and the West
HIST 406, Anti-Communism in the Truman-Eisenhower Years
HIST 408, Gender in America
HIST 412, Race and Class in America
HIST 422, History of the American Constitution
HIST 447, History of the North American Indian
HIST 455, History of American Technology
HIST 456, American Thought and Culture
HIST 457, Museum History
HIST 464, History of Yellowstone
HIST 466, U.S. Environmental History
HIST 502, Public History
HIST 503, History of America Before 1860
HIST 505, U.S. History 1860 to Present
HIST 513, Topics in Social and Cultural History
HIST 515, The American West
MTA 504, Film and Documentary Theory
NAS 405, Gender Issues in Native American Studies
NAS 415, Native Food Systems
NAS 425, Pan-Indianism in American Society
NAS 430, American Indian Education
NAS 520, Feminist and Gender Theories in Native American Studies
NAS 521, Tribal Government: Yesterday and Today
NAS 523, American Indians and Minorities in Higher Education
NAS 524, Contemporary Issues in American Indian Studies
NAS 525, Indigenous Philosophies of Sacred Ecologies
NAS 530, Federal Indian Law and Policy
NAS 540, Theoretical Positions in Native American Studies
NAS 541, A Critical Approach to NAS Methodologies
NAS 560, Native American Literary Traditions
POLS 409, Constitutional Law and Public Policy
POLS 415, Montana Local Politics and Policy
POLS 452, American Public Policy
SOC 427, Sociological Analysis
SOC 445, Sociology of Religion
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