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Minor

Indigenous Studies Minor

Oregon State University College of Liberal Arts 34 courses 28 total credits

About This Program

Oregon State University's Indigenous Studies Minor is grounded in the understanding that Indigenous knowledge systems and innovation are central to the health, well-being and survivance of Indigenous communities. With a focus on the Indigenous people of the Americas and Pacific Islands, the mission of the Indigenous Studies Minor is to educate undergraduate students about Indigenous histories and contemporary issues, develop and enhance their responsibilities to Indigenous knowledges, build their skills for supporting Indigenous self-determination and sovereignty, offer engagement in the work of decolonization, and prepare them to work collaboratively with Indigenous communities and peoples at the local, regional, national and international level.

Degree Requirements

Total Credits 28 credits

Electives

Code Course Title Credits
AG 201 +*Indigenous Ecosystem Sciences in Pacific Northwest Regions 3
AG 311 +*Indigenous Agriculture and Subsistence 3
ANTH 211 +*Indigenous Peoples of North America 3
ANTH 317 *Peoples of the World-Pacific 3
ANTH 435 Cultural Resources: Policy and Procedures 4
ANTH 447 *Arctic Perspectives on Global Problems 4
ANTH 454 Kalapuya Peoples Culture and History Studies 4
ANTH 472 Contemporary Native Issues 4
ENG 360 *Native American Literature 4
ES 243 *Native American Assimilation and Activism 4
ES 260 +*Introduction to Pacific Islands Studies 4
ES 270 +Making Alliances and Solidarities 4
ES 319 *Feminist Decolonizing Methodologies: Social Justice Research 3
ES 353 *Environmental Racism 4
ES 360 *Indigenous Ocean and Coast 4
ES 444 Native American Law: Tribes, Treaties, and the United States 4
ES 440 Indigenous Resistance & Pop Culture 4
ES 445 *Native American Science and Technology 4
ES 448 Native American Philosophies 4
ES 449 Indigenous Feminisms 4
ES 453 *Ethnohistory Methodology 4
ES 464 Food and Ethnic Identity: Decolonizing Our Food and Body 3
HST 223 +Landscapes and Waterscapes in Indigenous North America 4
HST 348 *Indigenous History of Latin America 4
HST 366 *Native North America 4
MUS 109 +*Native American Flute 3
LING 114 Master/Apprentice Study of a Less Commonly Taught Language 1-4
LING 115 Master/Apprentice Study of a Less Commonly Taught Language 1-4
LING 116 Master/Apprentice Study of a Less Commonly Taught Language 1-4
QS 472 ^Indigenous Two-Spirit and Queer Studies 4
WGSS 319 *Feminist Decolonizing Methodologies: Social Justice Research 3
WGSS 275 +*Arts & Social Justice 4
Total Electives 28 credits

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