Courses
For current semester course offerings, see the Schedule of Classes on the Registrar's website.
Summer 2017
Indigenous Studies Courses
ISP 504 | Literature of Social Justice (held at the Edwards campus) | |
ISP 804 | Special Topics: Literature of Social Justice (held at the Edwards campus) | |
ISP 804 | Special Topics: Culturally Responsive Early Literacy Instruction | |
ISP 806 | Directed Readings | |
ISP 807 | Internship in Indigenous Studies | |
ISP 898 | Master's Non-Thesis | |
ISP 899 | Master's Thesis |
Fall 2017
Indigenous Studies Courses
ISP 504 | Topics in Indigenous Studies: Rituals: Sports, Games & Play |
ISP 504 | Topics in Indigenous Studies: Structure of Kiowa |
ISP 504 | Topics in Indigenous Studies: Native/Indigenous Film & Media |
ISP 551 | Foodways: Native North American |
ISP 673 | Environmental Justice (held at the Edwards campus) |
ISP 800 | Indigenous Issues in the United States |
ISP 806 | Special Topics: Native/Indigenous Film & Media |
ISP 806 | Directed Readings |
ISP 807 | Internship in Indigenous Studies |
ISP 824 | Federal Indian Law |
ISP 871 | Community Health and Development |
ISP 898 | Masters' Non-Thesis |
ISP 899 | Master's Thesis |
Other graduate-level courses offered in Fall 2017 that count toward the ISP M.A. include MUSE 801 Nature of Museums, HIST 883 Ethnohistory of the Americas, and HUM 500/ENGL 590 Studies in Digital Humanities.
The Indigenous Studies program encourages undergraduate students to take at least one course at Haskell Indian Nations University through the Haskell-KU Exchange. Please check http://www.haskell.edu/ for updated course offerings.
ISP Minor Approved Courses
ANTH 379 / LAA 334 / LAA 634 | Indigenous Traditions Latin Am |
ANTH 410 | Archaeological Myths & Realities |
ANTH 501 | Topics: Contemporary Central America & Mexico |
ANTH 506 | Ancient Amer Civilization: Mesoamerica |
ANTH 508 | Ancient Amer Civilization: Central Andes |
ANTH 562 / LAA 302 / LAA 602 | Mexamerica |
ANTH 603 | Shamanism Past and Present |
ENGL 571 | American Indian Literature |
FMS 410 | Race, Class & Gender Visual Culture |
FMS 592 | Documentary Film and Video |
GEOG 370 | Introduction to Cultural Geography |
GEOG 395 | Environmental Issues of: The Wakarusa Wetlands |
GEOG 570 | Geography of American Indians |
GEOG 571 / LAA 602 | Topics in Cultural Geography: Indigenous Latin American People & Lands |
GEOG 571 | Topics: Indigenous Cartographies |
HIST 128 | History of the US through Civil War |
HIST 331 | Atlantic Societies, 1450-1800 |
HIST 353 | Indigenous Peoples of North America |
ISP 101 / HWC 300 | Intro Indigenous Nations Studies |
ISP 305 / ENG 305 | World Indigenous Literatures |
ISP 330 / REL 330 | Native American Religions |
ISP 331 / REL 331 | Native American Religions, Honors |
ISP 335 / HWC 335 | Introduction to Indigenous Studies |
ISP 350/HIST 352/HWC 350 | American Indians Since 1865 |
ISP 490 / HWC 490 | Roots of Federal Indian Policy |
ISP 504 / EVRN 542 / ANTH 582 | Ethnobotany |
ISP 504 / GEOG 574 | Exploring Oceania |
ISP 504 / HIST 510 / HWC 500 | Foodways: Latin America |
ISP 504 / HIST 510 / HWC 500 | Foodways: North America |
ISP 504 / LING 575 | Structure of Kiowa |
ISP 530 | Indigenous Food and Health |
ISP 601/801 GEOG 601/801 | Indigenous Peoples of the World |
ISP 614 | Decolonizing Narratives |
LING 441 | Field Methods Linguistic Description |
LING 447 | North American Indian Languages |
LING 575 / LAA 602 | Kaqchikel Maya I-IV |
LING 575 / LAA 602 | Quichua I-IV |
POLS 684 / GIST 750 / GIST 501 | International Law: State & Individual |
Haskell courses taught through KU/Haskell Exchange program
LA&S 110 | Cherokee Language I |
LA&S 120 | Cherokee Language II |
LA&S 204 | Contemporary Issues American Indian |
LA&S 206 | Indian Law and Legislation |
LA&S 208 | Tribal/Federal Government Reltn |
LA&S 230 | Cherokee Language III |
LA&S 240 | Cherokee Language IV |
LA&S 414 | Ethnobiology |
LA&S 450 | Topics HINU Lakhota Language & Philosophy |
ISP Graduate Approved Courses – MA & Certificate
ANTH 506 | Ancnt Amr Civilztn: Mesoamerica |
ANTH 507 | The Ancient Maya |
ANTH 508 | Ancient Amer Civl: Centrl Andes |
ANTH 562 | Mexamerica |
ANTH 701 | History of Anthropology |
ANTH 78 | Sem Latin Americn Archaeology |
ANTH 775 | Seminar Cultural Anthropology |
ENGL 571 | American Indian Literature |
EVRN 542 | Ethnobotany |
EVRN 615 | Environmental Impact Assessmnt |
EVRN 701 | Clmte Chg, Ecolgcl Chg & Socl Chg |
EVRN 702 | Energy, Ecology & Community in KS |
EVRN 720 | Topics in Environmental Studies |
FMS 620 | International Women Filmmakers |
FMS 592 | Documentary Film and Video |
GEOG 571 | Topics in Cultural Geography |
GEOG 771 | Topics in Cultural Geography |
GEOG 970 | Seminar in Cultural Geography |
HIST 890 | Collqm American Hist 1492-1800 |
HIST 962 | Seminar in American History |
ISP 800 | Indigenous Issues in the United States |
ISP 801 | Indigenous Peoples of the World |
ISP 804 | Special Topics |
ISP 814 | Decolonizing Narratives |
ISP 824/LAW 914 | Federal Indian Law |
ISP 882/LAW 967 | Native American Natural Resources |
LAA 634 | Indigenous Traditns Latn Amerc |
LING 747 | North American Indian Language |
MUSE 702 | The Nature of Museums |
MUSE 780 | Special Topics: Culture of Museums |
POLS 684 | Internatl Law; State & Individual |
POLS 774 | International Law |
REL 534/ISP 804 | Studies in Ritual: Play Sports & Games |
REL 775/ISP 804/AMS 998 | Smnr Religion & Society in West |
SOC 970 | Smnr Sp Tp Social Conflict & Change |
UBPL 773 | Environmntl Planning Implemntn |