UCLA American Indian Studies
GUIDE TO COURSE OFFERINGS *
Winter 1997

• American Indian Studies 10 Introduction to American Indian Studies
  
  • TR 2:00-3:15P
  • Pub Pol 1222
  • C. Goldberg-Ambrose

• American Indian Studies M200B Cultural World Views of Native America
  
  • T 9:00-11:50A
  • Rolfe 3112
  • K. R. Lincoln

• American Indian Studies M228 Seminar: Tribal Legal Systems
  
  • W 4:00-6:00P
  • Law TBA
  • C. Goldberg-Ambrose
    
  NOTE: The UCLA Law School operates on a semester calendar. This class will appear on the 'Spring' study list of students in the College of Letters and Science, and yield 4.5 'quarter' units. If you are considering enrolling in a law class, please consult with Professor Carole Goldberg-Ambrose, 1242 Law Building, (310) 825-4429.

• Anthropology 113Q Prehistory and Ethnography of California
  
  • TR 9:30-10:45A
  • Fowler A139
  • L. Gamble

• Anthropology 197K Selected Topics in Anthropology: Native North Americans
  
  • TR 11:00-12:15P
  • Haines 360A
  • R. Thornton
  NOTE: See also Anthro 250

• Anthropology 250 Selected Topics in Social Anthropology: Repatriation of Native American Human Remains and Cultural Objects
  
  • TR 11:00-12:15P
  • Haines 360A
  • R. Thornton
  NOTE: Content, time and place of this course (Lecture-Sec. 2) is same as Anthro 197K.

• English 134B Creative Writing: Short Story
  
  • R 3:00-5:50P
  • Rolfe 3114
  • G.M. Sarris
  NOTE: This course requires students submit a 'writing sample' along with an application petition to enroll (15 slots)--to apply, interested students need to contact the English department main office in Rolfe 2225 during Fall quarter. The names of the 15 students selected will be posted on the first day of class.

• English 177 Special Topics in American Literature
  
  • MW 4:00-5:50P
  • Haines 329
  • P.G. Allen

• Ethnomusicology 207 Seminar: North American Indian Music
  
  • W 12:00-3:00P
  • SH 1846
  • T.C. Browner

• Ethnomusicology 282 Seminar: Analysis
  
  • T 3:00-5:50P
  • SH 1846
  • T.C. Browner

• History 157B North American Indian History: 1830 to the Present
  
  • TR 9:30-10:45A
  • Pub Pol 1234
  • M. L. Meyer

• Linguistics 210A Field Methods I
  
  • MW 11:00-12:50P
  • Bunche 3156
  • P.L. Munro
  NOTE: This course normally presupposes some formal linguistic training--interested students should consult with Professor Munro, 3125 Campbell Hall, (310) 206-0056.

• Sociology 261 Ethnic Minorities
  
  • W 9:00-11:50A
  • Bunche 3169
  • V. Ortiz

• Theater 107 Theater of Diversity
  
  • TR 1:00-2:30P
  • MacGown 2310C
  • H. L. Geiogamah

• World Arts & Cultures 130 Selected Topics: Living the Vernacular Environment: An Anthropology of Landscape, Architecture and Performance
  
  • MW 9:00-10:30A
  • Dance 105
  • P. Nabokov

* This listing is merely a guide to be used in consultation with the Chair of the program and/or your academic advisor. The listing of a course here should not be considered a recommendation for all students. Since each student has unique program needs, courses from this list and elsewhere should be discussed before enrollment.