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Sep 07, 2024
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College Catalog 2024-2025
Global Indigenous Studies Concentration
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Structure of the Concentration
A concentration in Global Indigenous Studies requires six courses. These six courses must come from at least three different departments with no more than two courses from any single department. Students may not have more than two courses in common with another major, minor, or concentration that they complete. Students are encouraged to take classes that cover multiple geographic regions, chronological periods, and divisions. These courses could be derived from the list below or students may petition to have additional classes count toward the concentation, including up to one from study away, or an internship with approval of the director.
AMST 231 - Sovereignty Matters: Critical Indigeneity, Gender and Governance
AMST 237 - Environmental Justice
AMST 284 - Radical Reelism: Indigeneity, Politics, and Visual Culture
ANTH 259 - Indigenous Peoples of the Arctic
ANTH 270 - Cultural Resource Management
ART 375 - Race, Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in American Art
BIOL 485 - Wildlife Conservation in the Anthropocene: An International Perspective
EDUC 240 - Race, Culture, and Ethnicity in Education
EDUC 380 - Research Methods for Education and Advocacy
ENVI 234 - U.S. Environmental History
GEOG 242 - Regional Geography of the US and Canada
HIST 222 - Imagining the American West
HIST 225 - Native History to 1871
HIST 226 - American Indian History since 1871
HIST 281 - The Andes: Landscape and Power
LING 206 - Endangered/Minority Languages
LING 225 - 100 Words for Snow: Language and Nature
SOCI 280 - Indigenous Peoples’ Movements in Global Context
SPAN 316 - Mapping the New World: Exploration, Encounters, and Disasters
INTL 415 - Cultural Resistance and Survival: Indigenous and African Peoples in Early Spanish America
Topics courses (194/294/394/494) may also count toward the concentration with permission of the director.
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