ANTH 4270 DECOLONIZING NATIVE AMERICAN HEALTH (3 credits)
This course will utilize an interdisciplinary lens to interrogate Native American health and wellness grounded in the decolonizing theoretical and methodological tools drawn from Medical Anthropology and Native American Studies. Topics covered will include: Health Disparities, Federal Indian Health Policy, Historical Trauma, Medical Mistrust, Traditional Healing, Food Sovereignty and Research Ethics. (Cross-listed with ANTH 8276, NAMS 4270, NAMS 8276).
Prerequisite(s): ANTH 1050 or Instructor permission