UCLA American Indian Studies
GUIDE TO COURSE OFFERINGS *
Winter 1998

• American Indian Studies 10 Introduction to American Indian Studies
  
  • TR 12:30-1:45P
  • Haines 2
  • C. Goldberg and D. Champagne

• American Indian Studies 197 American Indian Folklore
  
  • M 3:00-5:50P
  • Dodd 162
  • P. Nabokov

• American Indian Studies M200A Advanced Historiography: American Indian Peoples
  
  • R 9:00-11:50A
  • Bunche 3169
  • D. Arnold

• American Indian Studies M200B Cultural World Views of Native America
  
  • F 9:00-11:50A
  • Haines 82
  • K. R. Lincoln

• American Indian Studies M267 Indian Law
  
  • TR 4:30-6:00P
  • CHS 62-073
  • C. Goldberg
    
  NOTE: The UCLA Law School operates on a semester calendar. This class will appear on the 'Winter' quarter study list for students in the College of Letters and Science. If you are considering enrolling in a law class, please consult with Professor Carole Goldberg, 1242 Law Building, (310) 825-4429.

• Anthropology 172P Culture Change and the Native North Americans
  
  • TR 2:00-3:15P
  • Fowler A139
  • R. Thornton

• Anthropology C269R Native American Remains
  
  • W 9:00-11:50A
  • Haines 360A
  • R. Thornton

• Art History 217 Primitivism and Art
  
  • T 2:00-3:50P
  • Dodd 52
  • C. F. Klein

• Art History C218A Pre-Columbian Art of Mexico
  
  • TR 11:00-12:15P
  • Dodd 275
  • C.F. Klein

• English 133 Creative Writing: Poetry
  
  • T 12:00-2:50P
  • Rolfe 3114
  • J. Harjo

• English 134 Creative Writing: Short Story
  
  • M 12:00-2:50P
  • Rolfe 2106
  • P.G. Allen
  NOTE: This course requires students submit a 'writing sample' along with an application petition to enroll. Interested students need to contact the English department main office in Rolfe 2225 during Fall quarter.

• Ethnomusicology 207 Seminar: North American Indian Music
  
  • W 3:00-5:50P
  • SH B544
  • T.C. Browner

• History 157B North American Indian History: 1830 to the Present
  
  • TR 11:00-12:15P
  • Haines 220
  • M. L. Meyer

• Linguistics 114 American Indian Linguistics
  
  • MW 9:00-10:50A
  • Rolfe 3126
  • P.L. Munro

• Theater 103F Native American Theater
  
  • MW 1:00-2:20P
  • MacGown TBA
  • H. L. Geiogamah

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

* This listing is not all inclusive and 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.