The Native American Studies program aims to educate all students about the knowledge, experiences, and rich cultural heritage of the Indigenous peoples of Oregon and beyond.

Program Requirements

Programs

Certificates

• •  Certificate in Native American Studies

Minor

• •  Native American Studies Minor

Courses

Native American Studies

• •  NAS 199 - Special Studies
• •  NAS 201 - Introduction to Native American Studies
• •  NAS 209 - Practicum
• •  NAS 270 - Intertribal Dance Traditions
• •  NAS 275 - Native American Cinema(s)
• •  NAS 301 - Tribal Critical Race Theory
• •  NAS 309 - Practicum
• •  NAS 318 - Native North America
• •  NAS 330 - Learning Native American Languages
• •  NAS 331 - Language Revitalization
• •  NAS 350 - Native America in the Theatre Arts
• •  NAS 360 - Boarding School Legacies
• •  NAS 368 - Native American Topics
• •  NAS 368A - Queer Indigenous Studies
• •  NAS 368B - Indigenous Masculinities
• •  NAS 368C - Decolonizing Transgender
• •  NAS 368D - Indigenous Solidarities
• •  NAS 375 - Representing “el indio” in Latin American Anthropology, Literature, and Culture
• •  NAS 380 - Native American Ecological Knowledge
• •  NAS 390 - The Nine Tribes of Oregon
• •  NAS 399 - Special Studies
• •  NAS 401 - Research
• •  NAS 405 - Reading and Conference
• •  NAS 407 - Seminar
• •  NAS 409 - Practicum
• •  NAS 410 - Native, Ethnic, and Racial Studies in Action
• •  NAS 440 - American Indian Identities
• •  NAS 505 - Reading and Conference
• •  NAS 507 - Seminar
• •  NAS 540 - American Indian Identities