Boston College - Lynch School of Education American Heritages Interdisciplinary Major Academic Year 2015-2016 This major was designed for students in the Lynch School of Education who are pursuing Elementary Education and Applied Psychology and Human Development. This major fulfills the Arts and Sciences program requirements for students in teacher certification programs. The major is recommended for students who are interested in the American Heritage from the literary, social, and historical perspectives. Two tracks are available for students pursuing this major: a cultural track with emphasis in the literary perspective, and a social science track for students interested in historical and sociological perspectives on our American heritage. This 27-credit major comprises: • 4 required courses • 5 elective courses o 4 (12 credits) from the same track and department/1 from the other track o the majority of the courses taken must be above the introductory level o courses cannot count twice FOUR REQUIRED COURSES FALL SPRING Select Two of the Following Three Foundation in American History Courses: HIST2401 U.S. History I HIST2402 U.S. History II HIST2475 America’s War in Vietnam Select Two of the Following Three Foundation in American Literature Courses: ENGL2141 American Literary History I ENGL2142 American Literary History II ENGL2143 American Literary History III CULTURAL TRACK FALL SPRING AADS1104 African-American History I AADS1105 African-American History II AADS2194 Reading Race at the Millennium AADS2222 Black Education Movements ARTH1109 Clues to Seeing ARTH2258 Twentieth Century Art ARTH2267 Saltbox to Skyscraper: American Architecture ARTH4461 Frank Lloyd Wright BK310 Booker T. Washington ENGL2125 Introduction to Feminisms ENGL2277 Intro to American Studies Rev. July 6, 2015 ENGL2288 God and the Imagination: Epitaphs for the Journey ENGL3235 2nd Voices:21st Century American Immigrant Writing ENGL4423 20th C American Fiction: American Dreams ENGL4531 Making Americans FILM2280 American Film History: Early Years FILM2290 American Film History: Pre-War Period FILM3331 Independent American Film FILM3391 American Film Genres FILM3392 American Film History: Post-Classical Period SOCY3387 Sixties Through Film TMHC7063 Catholics and American Culture THTR3374 American Theater and Drama SOCIAL SCIENCE TRACK FALL SPRING AADS2253 The Modern Black Freedom Movement AADS3310 Studies of Race, Law, and Resistance BK155 Introduction to African-American Society BK310 Studies of Race, Law and Resistance BK553 The Old South from Colonial Times to 1860 BK566 American Immigration II (From 1865) BK570 Social Action in Urban America ENGL4478 Poetry and the Gothic HIST2301 Colonial Latin America HIST2420 Major Political Rivalries in American History HIST2430 Business in American Life HIST2450 Spies, Spying and the Presidency HIST2481 African-American History I HIST2482 African-American History II HIST2828 American Religious History since 1945 HIST2841 Nuclear Terror HIST3426 Ku Klux Klan Violence in the Post Civil War South HIST4402 Natives and Newcomers in Early America HIST4422 Race,Riots&Rodeos:U.S.1865-1900 HIST4423 The Plains Indians HIST4449 U.S. 1929-1960 HIST4450 U.S. Since 1960 HIST4495 U.S. Foreign Policy/I HIST4496 U.S. Foreign Policy/1945-Present HIST5490 American Immigration POLI2305 American Federalism POLI2317 The American Presidency POLI2330 Immigration: Process, Politics and Policies Rev. July 6, 2015 POLI2363 Muslims in U.S. Society and Politics SOCY1020 Poverty in America SOCY1043 Introduction to African American Society SOCY1036 Introduction to Latin American Societies SOCY1039 African World Perspective SOCY1058 Sociology of the Family SOCY1072 Inequality in America SOCY1089 Women & the Body SOCY1092 Peace or War – U.S. and Third World SOCY3303 Social construction of Whiteness SOCY3308 Crime and Punishment in America SOCY3310 Studies in Crime & Social Justice SOCY3350 Black and Green: Race and Urban Ecology SOCY3359 Sports in American Society SOCY3375 American Economic Crisis and Social Change SOCY5597 Contemporary Race Theory Course selections are revised each year. macad64 Rev. July 6, 2015