AM IND 201

Introduction to Interdisciplinary Methods in American Indian and Indigenous Studies

Description: Lecture, three hours. Faculty present approaches to interdisciplinary studies and discuss their own research. Participants include wide range of faculty whose research and teaching balance disciplinary and theoretical approaches with interdisciplinary approaches to American Indian studies and indigenous studies. S/U or letter grading.

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Kyle Mays

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Peter Nabokov

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Christine Samuel-Nakamura

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Shannon Speed

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