NAI 101 - Intro to Native American and Indigenous Studies 3 credits

and at least two additional NAI courses (6 credits) such as: NAI 211 - Intro to Native Amer. Literature, Cultures & Art 3 credits; NAI 221 - Native American Peoples and Environmental Justice 3 credits

Students are required to choose four electives from among NAI courses and related courses offered by other programs (12 credits). Topics will vary from semester to semester. Approved courses include: ANT 102 - What Makes Us Human? 3 credits; ANT 203 - Native Americans 3 credits; ANT 230 - Peoples of the World 3 credits; EGL 376 - The Literature of Imperialism 3 credits; EGL 378 - Contemporary Native American Fiction 3 credits; EGL 379 - Native American Texts and Contexts 3 credits; HIS 213 - Colonial Latin America 3 credits; HIS 314 - Indigenous-Settler Relations in the United States 3 credits; HIS 338 - Asian and Pacific Islanders in American History 3 credits; HIS 385 - Aztec Civilization 3 credits; HIS 386 - The Maya 3 credits; HUS 150 - Indigenous Cultures of Latin America 3 credits; LAN 111 - Uncommonly Taught Language (Elementary) I 3 credits, Algonquian; LAN 112 - Uncommonly Taught Language (Elementary) II 3 credits, Algonquian; SOC 110 - Fire Ecology,Climate Change,& Indigenous Knowledge 3 credits. Additional elective courses may be approved at the discretion of the Director of NAIS.

At least three of the courses must be at the upper-division level.