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AMST 499 - Research and Writing

Designed to introduce students to primary and secondary sources associated with American cultural studies. Assignments include one major research/writing project and several smaller ones. Also taught as LIBR 499.

Prerequisites & Notes:
AMST 301; senior status or instructor approval; also offered as LIBR 499

Credits: 4
Grade Mode: L

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American Cultural Studies

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