• American Indian Stds 10 Introduction to American Indian Studies
  
  • TR 2:00-3:15P
  • Perloff 1102
  • D. Champagne and C. Goldberg

• American Indian Stds M200C Contemporary Issues of the American Indian
  
  • M 4:00-6:50P
  • Campbell 2226
  • D. Champagne

• American Indian Stds 201 Health Care for American Indians: A Cross-Cultural Encounter
  
  • W 2:00-4:50P
  • Rolfe 3106
  • N.M. Reifel

• Art History 203B Museum Studies
  
  • W 3:00-5:50P
  • Dodd 161
  • D.A. Preziosi
  NOTE: Art Hisory 203A is a prerequisite for this class .

• Art History 219B Pre-Columbian Art
  
  • R 11:00-12:50P
  • Dodd 220
  • C.F. Klein

• Art History 219D Native North American Art
  
  • R 11:00-12:50P
  • Dodd 220
  • C.F. Klein

• English 134 Creative Writing: Short Story
  
  • T 12:00-2:50P
  • Rolfe 3114
  • G. Sarris

• English 172A American Literature, 1912 to 1945
  
  • MW 10:00-11:50A
  • Dodd 175
  • K. Lincoln

• English 174C American Poetry since 1945
  
  • MW 2:00-3:50P
  • Dodd 167
  • K. Lincoln

• English 178 Perspectives in Study of American Culture
  
  • T 1:00-3:50P
  • Rolfe 2134
  • P.G. Allen

• English 258 Studies in the Novel: The American Indian Novel
  
  • T 9:00-11:50A
  • Rolfe 3114
  • P.G. Allen

• Ethnomusicology 91A Music and Dance of the American Indians
  
  • M 3:00-4:50P
  • SH 1659
  • Staff

• Ethnomusicology 106B Music of the American Indians
  
  • MW 11:00-12:50P
  • SH 1439
  • T. Browner

• History 201H, Sem 1 Research in American Indian Social History
  
  • M 10:00-12:50P
  • Bunche 3165
  • M. Meyer

• Linguistics 110 Introduction to Historical Linguistics
  
  • MW 9:00-10:50A
  • Bunche 3164
  • P.L. Munro

• Theater 107 Drama of Diversity
  
  • R 2:30-5:20P
  • Macgown 1165
  • H. Geiogamah

• Women 130 Women of Color in the U.S.
  
  • MW 12:00-1:50P
  • Haines 2
  • K.D. Nettles
    

* This listing is not all inclusive and is merely a guide to be used in consultation with the Chair of the program and/or your academic advisor. The listing of a course here should not be considered a recommendation for all students. Since each student has unique program needs, courses from this list and elsewhere should be discussed before enrollment.