It is our goal at the American Indian Center and SLICE to provide a platform where we can honor our Native American Indigenous communities and ensure that Indigenous representation is embedded in our university's identity. We believe in providing platforms like our annual Pow Wow where all can gather and partake in the celebration of Indigenous culture and traditions. In addition, we believe in providing opportunities for students and community members to learn more about Indigenous history, culture, traditions, and current issues that affect the Indigenous community.
Indigenous Peoples of the Americas (Minor)
You can now get a minor in “Indigenous Peoples of the Americas”
Courses:
North American Indians (ANT 330)
Native American History (HIS 342)
Ancient Civilizations of Mexico & C. America (ANT 333)
Mesoamerica Past and Present (ANT 334)
Indigenous Peoples of South America (ANT 342,
Popular Images of Native Americans (HIS 376)
Women and Gender in Native American History (HIS 380)
Prehistory of the Americas (ANT 351)
Multicultural Health (HEA 468)
The American West (HIS 340)
Magic and Religion (ANT 315)
Colonial Period Mexico (HIS 368)
Mexican History, National Period (HIS 369)
Senior Seminar: Lingustics, Indigenous Languages in Mexico and Central America
To sign up for the IPA minor, fill out a “Change of Undergraduate Major/Minor” form and bring it to the Anthropology Dept, SBSG-322, for signature, then turn it in to Admissions and Records.
