2019-2020 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Native American and Indigenous Studies, B.A.
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In addition to the skills acquired by
students who earn an undergraduate minor
degree in Native American and Indigenous
Studies, students working toward a B.A. in
Native American and Indigenous Studies
(NAIS) will study tribal governance, literature,
history, environment and natural resource
management, Native ways of knowing, and
indigenous languages. Inherent in this degree’s curriculum and related activities is the expectation
that students and faculty will assume an
active role in working with and for Indigenous
communities. NAIS requires it majors to earn
a grade of C or better in all courses taken to
fulfill the major.
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Foundation Courses
9 credit hours of Foundation Courses
Choose from the following: Elective Courses
- 6 credit hours of elective courses
Additonal Courses
15 credit hours are required beyond the
9 credits of chosen Foundation
Courses: Capstone Internship Credits: 4 Hours
Internship active participation in and service to an Indigenous community in the U.S. or elsewhere. Internship guidelines.
Indigenous Languages Credits: 8 Hours
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