AMST courses at Brown
10,616 AMST courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- AMST 1611AMaking America: Twentieth-Century U.S. Immigrant/Ethnic Literature
- AMST 1611DReading New York (ENGL 1711D)
- AMST 1611MTrauma and the Shame of the Unspeakable: The Holocaust, American Slavery, and Childhood Sexual Abuse
- AMST 1611ORace and Early American Film: The Birth of an Industry
- AMST 1611SUS Popular Culture
- AMST 1611TBlacks and Jews in American History and Culture (JUDS 1753)
- AMST 1611ZThe Century of Immigration
- AMST 1612QWomen / Writing / Power
- AMST 1612ZFirst Nations: the People and Cultures of Native North America to 1800 (HIST 1512)
- AMST 1613CFirst Nations: The People and Cultures of Native North America to 1800 (HIST 1512)
- AMST 1614ACritiques of Religion + Capitalism (RELS 1380E)
- AMST 1631DLet’s Get Physical: Histories and Theories of Fitness and Wellness (MCM 1205V)
- AMST 1700DRace and Remembering
- AMST 1700FAmerican Publics
- AMST 1700ICommunity Engagement with Health and the Environment
- AMST 1700KRace in the Americas: A Hemispheric Perspective
- AMST 1700LBad Rehab: Rehabilitation Regimes of the American Ethic
- AMST 1700MTranspacific America
- AMST 1700NPublic Memory: Testimony, Memorial, RitualWRITDIAP
- AMST 1700PMaking Music American: Critical Heritage StudiesWRIT
- AMST 1700QLatinx Digital Humanities
- AMST 1700RPopular Ideas: United States Political Culture From Above and Below
- AMST 1700SNative American Identity: Public Perception and Self-Determination
- AMST 1700XGlobal Macho: Race, Gender, and Action MoviesWRIT
- AMST 1800Honors SeminarOffered Spring 2027
- AMST 1800AThe Cultural and Social Life of the Built Environment (URBN 1870N)
- AMST 1900HNew Media as a Tool for Social and Political Change
- AMST 1900ILatina/o Cultural Theory
- AMST 1900PEssaying CultureWRIT
- AMST 1900TDisability: History, Theory, and Bodily DifferenceWRIT
- AMST 1901BForm Matters: Contemporary Short Fiction
- AMST 1901DMotherhood in Black and WhiteWRIT
- AMST 1901EIntroduction to Ethnomusicology (MUSC 1900)
- AMST 1901MAmerican Roots Music (MUSC 1932)
- AMST 1902BWater is Life/New Currents in the Study of Land, Water and Indigeneity (ETHN 1750H)
- AMST 1902CIndigeneity, Sustainability and Resistance in Food Politics (ETHN 1750I)
- AMST 1902DMake a Body Riot: Laughter, Resistance, and African American Literature (GNSS 1961J)
- AMST 1902FGlobal America: Gender, Empire, and Internationalism Since 1890 (GNSS 1961I)
- AMST 1902KCollections and Colonialism
- AMST 1902RMemory and Forgetting in Popular Culture
- AMST 1902SDawnland Voices: Exploring Native New England
- AMST 1902UZombies Pirates Ghosts Witches
- AMST 1902VVisions of a Post-Industrial Society
- AMST 1902WQueering Oral History: Theory and Practice of Building Alternative Archives
- AMST 1902XSocial Memory and the 1960s: From Nixon to Nostalgia
- AMST 1902ZRadio: From Hams to PodcastsWRIT
- AMST 1903AMissing: Museums, Memorials, & GentrificationWRITDIAP
- AMST 1903DHealth Inequality in Historical Perspective (AFRI 1920)
- AMST 1903IMuseum Histories
- AMST 1903ZShrine, House or Home: Rethinking the House Museum Paradigm