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Note: The Program subject code is changing from NAST to NAIS, effective Spring 2027.
Minor Requirements
The minor in Native American and Indigenous Studies consists of five courses from the list below and includes the following stipulations:
- at least one must be at the 300-level
- at least one must focus on North America
- at least one must focus on Latin America
Native American and Indigenous Studies Courses
Courses fulfilling this requirement have an attribute of NANE or NALE in the course offerings.
North American (N) and Latin American (L) courses
- ALST 204Â -Â Performing Bolivian Music
- ALST 357/ANTH 357Â -Â Indigenous Politics of Latin America Ìý(³¢)
- ANTH 228Â -Â Women and Gender in Prehistory (L)
- ANTH 331Â -Â The Ancient Maya
- ANTH 355Â -Â Ancient Aztec Civilization (L)
- ANTH 358Â -Â Native American Cultures (N)
- CORE C131Â -Â Native Oklahoma (N)
- CORE C150Â -Â Native People of Great Plains (N)
- CORE C159Â -Â Maya (L)
- CORE C176Â -Â Indigenous North America (N)
- CORE C188Â -Â Haudenosaunee (N)
- CORE C199Â -Â Bolivia
- HIST 223Â -Â The American West (N)
- HIST 224Â -Â Introduction to Environmental History (L,N)
- NAIS 150Â -Â Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies (L,N)
- NAIS 243/HIST 243Â -Â Native American History ÌýÌý(±·)
- NAIS 291Â -Â Independent Study
- NAIS 300Â -Â Continuity in Pueblo Communities/Santa Fe Study Group Prep (N)
- NAIS 302Â -Â Contemporary Issues in the Native American Southwest (Study Group)
- NAIS 303Â -Â Service Learning in the Native American Southwest (Study Group) (N)
- NAIS 320/RELG 320Â -Â Native American Religious Freedom Ìý(±·)
- NAIS 356/HIST 356 - Global Indigenous History   (L, N)
- NAIS 360/HIST 360Â -Â Borderlands of North America Ìý(±·)Â Â
- NAIS 391Â -Â Independent Study
- NAIS 491Â -Â Independent Study
- RELG 203Â -Â American Indian Religions (N)
- SPAN 457Â -Â Colonial Black and Indigenous Thinkers
Additional Electives (with permission)
Courses fulfilling this requirement have an attribute of NAPR in the course offerings.
With prior permission of the director of Native American and Indigenous Studies, the following courses may also be counted among the North and Latin American electives when they have appropriate course content or a research paper is undertaken in one of these areas:
- ANTH 102Â -Â Culture, Diversity, and Inequality (L,N)
- ANTH 205Â -Â Archaeology of Warfare (L)
- ANTH 341Â -Â Archaeology of Death & Burial (L)
- ANTH 361Â -Â Ancient Environments and Human Legacies (L)
- CORE C171Â -Â Mexico (L)
- CORE C177Â -Â Peru (L)
- CORE C193Â -Â Brazil (L)
- CORE C199Â -Â Bolivia (L)
- HIST 209Â -Â The Atlantic World, 1492 - 1800 (L,N)
- SPAN 468Â -Â Vision/Revision: Span Conquest (L)
Native American and Indigenous Studies Program
For more information about the department, including Faculty, transfer credit, awards, etc., please visit the Native American and Indigenous Studies programÌý³¦²¹³Ù²¹±ô´Ç²µÌý±è²¹²µ±ð.