AMETH 160: Introduction to American Ethnic Studies   Tags: ameth, k-state manhattan  

Welcome to the Libraries' AMETH 160 Class-Guide!  This guide is meant to help you learn how to use the plethora of K-State Libraries' resources.  If this guide does not have the information and/or guidance you are looking for, do not hesitate to Ask-A-Librarian for help at any time during the Libraries' service hours.

For the Research part of your personal ethnography assignment, you will need to identify the history of your ethnic group and discuss different cultural elements from your culture of origin. You will research your ethnic group, identify your ethnic group’s indigenous/immigrant history, and determine which unique cultural characteristics or attributes set your group or culture apart from others.

Cookbooks

Hale Library has a world-class collection of cookbooks. Most of them are kept in the University Archives and Special Collections area on 5th floor. You are welcome to go there and have cookbooks pulled for you to explore, but books from this area may not leave Hale Library. There are also cookbooks in Hale Library's stacks which are more accessible.

eBooks:

• The World Cookbook for Students
• The Multicultural Cookbook for Students
• Cooking up U.S. history: recipes and research to share with children

Books in Hale Library:

• 30 secrets of the world’s healthiest cuisines
• 750 dishes from overseas 
• A bon vivant’s cookbook; a collection of fine foreign and American recipes
• The embassy cookbook
• Ethnic cuisine: the flavor-principle cook-book
• Festival menus 'round the world
• The festive Famularo kitchen: great combinations of food: elegant meals with Italian flavor and international flair
• Great dishes of the world
• Multicultural cookbook of life-cycle celebrations
• The round-the-world cookbook
• The taste of American place: a reader on regional and ethnic foods
• The whole world cookbook
• The world cookbook for students