Native American/Indigenous Studies Minor

Requirements for the Minor

A minor in Native American/Indigenous Studies consists of six courses. If possible, at least half these courses should be taken at Scripps, although exceptions may be made when specific courses required for the minor are only available off campus.

●  ANTH127 SC  Settler Colonialism or  ASAM094 PZ  Community Health
● Five additional Native American/ Indigenous Studies approved courses selected in consultation with the student’s minor adviser.

Courses in Native American/Indigenous Studies

• Program faculty may approve other courses beyond those listed below to fulfill minor requirements.

• AMST 128 SC - Race, Space, and Difference
• ANTH 103 PZ - Museums: Behind the Glass
• ANTH 012 PZ - Native Americans and Their Environments
• ANTH 127 SC - Settler Colonialism
• ANTH 114 SC - Science, Medicine, and Colonialism
• ANTH 142 SC - State and Society in Latin America
• ARHI 161 SC - Photography and the Archive
• ARHI 162 SC - Art of the Pacific Voyage
• ARHI 137 PZ - Tradition and Transformation in Native North American Art
• ARHI 138 PZ - Native American Art Collections Research
• ASAM 126 HM - Pacific Islander History
• ASAM 094 PZ - Community Health
• CHST 066 CH - Fandango as a De-Colonial Tool
• FGSS 184 SC - Feminist Theories: Antiracist, Postcolonial and Queer Critiques
• GWS 162 PO - Decolonizing Gender and Sexuality in Asian/America
• HIST 031 CH - Colonial Latin America
• HIST 114 CM - Race and Racism in the Colonial Americas
• HIST 120 CM - Native American History
• MS 194 PZ - Media Arts for Social Justice
• MUS 121 SC - Music of the Spirits: Hawaiian, Balinese and Tewa Pueblo Indian
• SPAN 139 SC - Plants, Land, and Food: Community Clinic
• SPAN 183 SC - Interculturality and Bilingualism in the Andes