UWM Libraries Collection Policy Manual, rev. ed., 2003--Section II, Subject Collections, American Indian Studies

The following LC classification range descriptions represent areas of concentration for American Indian studies:

E (America. United States): Indians of North America (General; By state, province, or region; Indian wars; Biography, memoir; Government relations; Individual tribes and cultures). Selectively collected categories: Indians of North America (Special topics (e.g., aged, arts, fishing, population, trails, etc.).

KF (United States): Native groups.

LC (Special Aspects of Education): Educational sociology (Education and native language).

PM (Hyperborean, Native American, Artificial Languages): The following category is selectively collected: Native American Languages.

SUBJECT COLLECTIONS AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES
Academic Program
	Undergraduate interdisciplinary major.
Collection Level
	Basic.
Collection Profile The following LC classification range descriptions represent areas of concentration for American Indian studies: E (America. United States): Indians of North America (General; By state, province, or region; Indian wars; Biography, memoir; Government relations; Individual tribes and cultures). Selectively collected categories: Indians of North America (Special topics (e.g., aged, arts, fishing, population, trails, etc.). KF (United States): Native groups. LC (Special Aspects of Education): Educational sociology (Education and native language). PM (Hyperborean, Native American, Artificial Languages): The following category is selectively collected: Native American Languages.
Languages
	English and various North American Native American languages as available.
Related Subject Collections
	Anthropology, Art History, English, History, Philosophy, and Sociology.

SUBJECT COLLECTIONS

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES