American & New England Studies

(including Preservation Studies)

• GRS AM 699: Teachng Coll Am
  
• GRS AM 735: Studies in American Culture
  Introduction to handling of primary materials from a number of disciplines in order to develop an American Studies perspective. Topic for Spring 2013: TBA
• GRS AM 736: The Literature of American Studies
  Introduction to classic problems in the interpretation of American society and culture.
• GRS AM 747: Historic Building Conservation
  Theory and practicalities involved in conservation of historic buildings. This course will cover the history and theory of building conservation architectural investigations of building, including documentary, constructional, and finish materials to materials for conservation.
• GRS AM 754: Planning and Preservation
  Considers the methods employed to protect and plan for the historic landscape. Topics include the history of preservation planning and the broader planning profession, and a review of case law, legislation, and the protection strategies of current preservation practice.
• GRS AM 755: Preservation Planning Colloquium
  A comprehensive preservation planning and advocacy course in which students in the Preservation Studies Program prepare a planning document under contract with a community.
• GRS AM 765: Amer Vern Arch
  This course description is currently under construction.
• GRS AM 867: Material Culture
  Introduction to the theory and practice of the interdisciplinary study of material culture, which includes everything we make and use, from food and clothing to art and buildings. Explore contemporary scholarship from a range of disciplines. Also offered as GRS AH 867.
• GRS AM 901: Directed Study in American and New England Studies
  
• GRS AM 902: Directed Study in American and New England Studies
  
• GRS AM 903: Ds Hist Pres
  

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