This program provides opportunities for St. Scholastica students to study Native American history, contemporary developments and tribal cultures, as well as to interact with Native American professionals and peers. Knowledge of Native American contributions to our social, political, economic and scientific development will enable students to develop a broader view and a deeper appreciation of our national heritage.
Contact Information
nas@css.edu
Learning Outcomes
The student completing the Native American Studies Minor will be able to:
- Promote an awareness and understanding of the history, culture and philosophy of Native Americans.
- Recognize the different life experiences of Native Americans.
- Improve the ability of students to integrate this knowledge with their future professional careers.
Requirements
Students must achieve the following Program Requirements and Program Required Courses for the Native American Studies Minor.
Program Requirements
Minor Credits: 20
Program Required Courses
Course List
| Code |
Title |
Credits |
| NAS/HIS 2201 | American Indian History I | 4 |
| NAS 2610 | Indigenous Peoples of North America | 4 |
| NAS/PHL 3301 | American Indian Philosophy | 4 |
| 1 | 8 |
| Introduction to Global Sustainability and Justice Studies | |
| Topics in Global Sustainability and Justice Studies (Food Justice & Urban Agriculture) | |
| Topics in Global Sustainability and Justice Studies (Music as Environmental Activism) | |
| American Indian Literature | |
| American Indian Art and Music | |
| Ojibwe History | |
| American Indian Women: Myth/Reality | |
| American Indian Law & Policy | |
| Counseling the American Indian | |
| American Indian Families | |
| Human Behavior and the American Indian Community | |
| Intermediate Ojibwe Language & Culture I | |
| Intermediate Ojibwe Language & Culture II | |
| Social Work Practice with Individuals and Families | |
| Total Credits | 20 |
