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Native American and World Indigenous Peoples' Studies

Native American and World Indigenous Peoples Studies (NAWIPS) programs study the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest, the Americas and the world. The college offers on-campus interdisciplinary programs, as well as a reservation-based program that responds to the educational goals of local tribal communities. Learn more...

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American Places Revised: 05/18/2009 Faculty Signature Required Accepts Winter Enrollment	All level	Fall	Winter	Spring
Conceptualizing Native Place Faculty Signature Required Accepts Winter Enrollment	All level	Fall	Winter
Food, Place and Culture Revised: 05/18/2009	All level			Spring
Native Studies: Indigenous Americans Before and After Columbus Revised: 06/23/2009	Sophomore to Senior	Fall	Winter
Persistence: A Study of Inspired Work Accepts Winter Enrollment Accepts Spring Enrollment	All level	Fall	Winter	Spring
Reservation-Based/Community-Determined: Integrating Change in a Communal Society Faculty Signature Required	Junior/Senior	Fall	Winter	Spring
NEW! Shifting the Lens: Race, Class, Gender and Power Beyond Black and White	All level			Spring
Social Work/Human Services Skill Sets Faculty Signature Required Accepts Winter Enrollment Accepts Spring Enrollment	All level	Fall	Winter	Spring