AIS Minor (18 hours)
AIS 180 Introduction to American Indian Studies
AIS 285 Federal Indian Policy
AIS 380 Contemporary Issues of American Indian Studies
Nine upper division (300 level and up) elective credit hours from any courses of the two areas of emphasis
There are two areas of emphasis: Legal and Arts
18 credit hours from one of the two areas of emphasis. A minimum of 12 credit hours must be upper-division. Here are examples of courses to use towards areas of emphasis:
Legal, Policy and Community and Economic Development
AIS 294 Indigenous Discourse
AIS 294 Readings & Writings in AIS
AIS 360 Issues in Urban Indian Country
AIS 394 Innovation for American Indian Sustainability (Fall)
AIS 394 Entrepreneurship for American Indian Sustainability (Spring)
AIS 394 Economic Development in American Indian Tribal Nations
AIS 494 Principles in American Indian Leadership
AIS 494 Indian Control of Education
AIS 494 Crime in Indian Country
AIS 494 Human Rights & Cultural Resource Laws
AIS 494 Actualizing Decolonization
AIS 494 Tribal Governance
AIS 484 Internship
Arts, Languages and Cultures
AIS 194 Beginning Navajo Language I (Fall)
AIS 294 Indigenous Discourse
AIS 394 Intermediate Navajo Language I (Fall)
AIS 194 Beginning Navajo Language II (Spring)
AIS 394 Intermediate Navajo Language II (Spring)
AIS 394 American Indian & Indigenous Film
AIS 320 American Indian Philosophies and World Views
AIS 360 Issues in Urban Indian Country
AIS 430 Contemporary Indigenous Spirituality
AIS 480 Actualizing Docolonization