Native American Indian Studies   Tags: indian, native_american  

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To find books at UMass, you have two options.

1. Start with the general search box on the library home page, www.library.umass.edu.  
Advantages:

• This catalog gives you access to libraries and collections throughout North America and beyond! It starts with UMass but does not limit you to our catalog.

2. Or, use the Five Colleges Library Catalog.
Advantages:

• This catalog lets you search in some very specifc ways, for example, by Library of Congress Subject Heading. Be as specific as possible in your searching. Start with a subject search (use keyword if subject yields no results). Search by author, title, subject, keyword, call number, journal title, etc. For materials on a specific subject, enter your term(s) into the Subject or Keyword search boxes. See below for some examples of relevant subject headings in Native American Indian Studies.

Research guides for specific classes

Anthropology 270: North American Indians

Comparative Literature 791N: Native American Indians & Contemporary Graphic Narrative Arts (by Peter Stern, librarian for Art & Architecture)

Honors 392X: Visions & Revisions: Literary Non-fiction in Social History

Honors 499C: Historic and Contemporary Issues of American Indians and Tribes: History, Policy and Law

Honors 499C: Violence against Indigenous People and the Policies that Perpetuate It: The Border Crossed Us

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Books recently acquired by libraries in the Five Colleges on Native American Indian Studies.