Courses in Vermont Studies (VS)

VS 052 - Introduction to Vermont

Survey of Vermont's geography, history, politics, social issues, ethnic populations, culture, and environment. Special emphasis on an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Vermont.

Credits: 3

VS 055 - Environmental Geology

(See Geology 55.)

Credits: 0 or 4

VS 064 - D1:Native Americans of Vermont

(See Anthropology 64.)

Credits: 3

VS 092 - Vermont Field Studies

(See Geography 92.)

Credits: 3

VS 095 - Introductory Special Topics

See schedule of courses for specific titles.

Credits: 1 to 6

VS 096 - Introductory Special Topics

See schedule of courses for specific titles.

Credits: 3

VS 123 - The Vermont Political System

(See Political Science 123.) Prerequisite: POLS 21.

Credits: 3

VS 158 - History of New England

History of New England as place and idea, exploring the process by which regional identities are formed and change over time. Pre/co-requisites: HST 011 or HST 012, or instructor permission. Cross-listing: History.

Credits: 3

VS 160 - The Literature of Vermont

(See English 178.)

Credits: 3

VS 162 - Geography of Place Names

(See Geography 162.) Prerequisite: three hours in Geography.

Credits: 3

VS 184 - Vermont History

(See History 184.) Prerequisite: Three hours in history (11 or 12 recommended).

Credits: 3

VS 191 - Internships

Prerequisites: Nine hours of Vermont Studies, permission of Director of Vermont Studies, junior or senior standing.

Credits: 3

VS 192 - Vermont Field Studies

(See Geography 192.) Prerequisite: Three hours in geography.

Credits: 3

VS 195 - Intermediate Special Topics

See schedule of courses for specific titles.

Credits: 1 to 6

VS 196 - Intermediate Special Topics

See schedule of courses for specific titles.

Credits: 3

VS 197 - Readings & Research

Prerequisite: Declared minor in Vermont Studies.

Credits: 1 to 6

VS 198 - Readings and Research

Prerequisite: Declared minor in Vermont Studies.

Credits: 1 to 6

VS 230 - The Vermont Economy

(Cross listed with Economics 230, Seminar C.) Prerequisites: EC 170, 171, 172.

Credits: 3

VS 284 - Seminar in Vermont History

Topical approach to Vermont history through original research utilizing primary sources available at UVM, the Vermont Historical Society, and the Vermont State Archives. Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing, 12 hours of history, including 184 or permission. (Cross listed with HST 284).

Credits: 3

VS 295 - Advanced Special Topics

See schedule of courses for specific titles. Prerequisite: Advanced undergraduate or graduate standing.

Credits: 1 to 3

VS 296 - Advanced Special Topics

See schedule of courses for specific titles. Prerequisite: Advanced undergraduate or graduate standing.

Credits: 1 to 3

VS 297 - Readings & Research

Prerequisite: Declared minor in Vermont Studies.

Credits: 1 to 3

VS 298 - Readings & Research

Prerequisite: Declared minor in Vermont Studies.

Credits: 1 to 3