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 NAIS/PHIL/REL 3610 Native American Thought and Cultures (Required Course)

......12 hours of the following:

PERSP 2699 Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies
NAIS 4900 Directed Study (1-3 hrs)

 

CULTURE

NAIS/ANTH 3070 Magic, Religion, and Witchcraft

NAIS/ANTH 3130 Indians of North America

NAIS 3620 Post Colonization

NAIS 3630 Native American Women

NAIS/REL 3640 Alternative World Religions

NAIS/REL 4700 Africian to Africian American

NAIS/REL 4800 Philosophy of Religion

 

HISTORY

NAIS/HIST 4226 The Colonial South

NAIS/HIST 4241 Native American History to 1850

NAIS/HIST 4242 Native American History Since 1850

NAIS/HIST 4243 Native American People in the S.E.

NAIS/HIST 4244 Native Americans in Film

NAIS/HIST 4303 Spanish Borderlands

 

LAW AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES

NAIS 3000 Survey of Native American Languages

NAIS 3500 Contemporary Native American Experience

NAIS 4100 Native Americans and Criminal Justice

NAIS 4200 Federal Indial Law

NAIS 4500 Special Topics in Native American Studies

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Graduate Credit Now Available

Graduate Students who wish to study within the Program may do so by enrolling in NAIS 5500-Special Topics XXXX. A section of NAIS 5500 - Special Topics XXXX. A section of NAIS 5500 will be offered in contemporaneous with all undergraduate courses.  For example, if NAIS 4200-Federal Indian Law is scheduled, a graduate section entitled NAIS 5500-Special Topics (Advanced Federal Indian Law) will be available for graduate registration.

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Certificate Program

For students who complete twelve (12) hours, but do not finish the fifteen (15) required for a minor, a Certificate in Native American and Indigenous Studies will be issued.

 

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