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Path to Sovereignty

Quarters
Fall Open
Location
Tribal MPA
Class Standing
Graduate
Kyle Pittman

In Path to Sovereignty, students will examine the cultural, historical, and modern development of Tribal sovereignty. This will include reviewing the role of American Indian treaties between Tribal Nations and the United States, exploring the historical origins of federal Indian law and policies affecting Tribes at the federal and state levels, and evaluating contemporary issues and challenges facing Tribal governments today. Students will study the legal, political, and economic frameworks that pertain specifically to Tribal Nations while also identifying how these governments affect local and regional communities in various ways through governance and self-determination, law and order, taxation and regulation, social services, and environmental stewardship.

Registration

Course Reference Numbers

GR (4): 10193

Academic Details

4
15
Graduate

Schedule

Fall
2026
Open
Hybrid (F)

See definition of Hybrid, Remote, and In-Person instruction

Evening and Weekend
Schedule Details
Remote/Online
Tribal MPA