American Indian Studies Maymester 2013
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
Take AMST/HIST 110 This May!
Join Professor Daniel M. Cobb on
an interdisciplinary exploration of
American Indian history from the
period before European contact to
the present.
Learn about the diversity of Native
North America and how
indigenous peoples have met the
challenges posed by colonialism.
Primary and secondary source
readings will be supplemented by
lectures, discussions, and films.
⇒ Earn 3 Credit Hours in 3
Weeks!
⇒ Meet DV, NA, and HS
Requirements!
⇒ Complete the AIS Major
Concentration and Minor
gateway course!
Join a community of outstanding faculty, students, and staff by taking this and other courses in
American Indian Studies! Undergraduate degrees include a minor and a major concentration within
American Studies. To learn more, contact Danny Bell at [email protected], or visit
www.americanindianstudies.unc.edu, www.facebook.com/aisunc, @UNCIndigenous.
Photo Credits: Treaty of Greenville, 1795, artist unknown, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Treaty_of_Greenville.jpg, accessed 8 April 2011; Mattie
Grinnell (Mandan) addresses a reporter during the Poor Peoples Campaign, Washington, D.C., 1968, photograph by Bill Wingell.