Native American Studies Minor

Mission

Native American Studies offers students an opportunity to learn about Native American Tribal Nations, cultures, literatures, histories, arts, values, lifeways, spirituality, and social and political institutions. Our program has a long-standing tradition of activism on contemporary issues and includes a focus on urban Indigenous issues, providing students with the opportunity to engage in meaningful community-based research.

Minors Offered

Native American Studies minor

Other Information

All coursework taken for the Native American Studies minor must be completed with a grade of “C“ or better.

Students may also elect to pursue a Native American Studies concentration (30 hours) through the Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies program (College of Public Affairs and Community Service). This program should be initiated by the beginning of the junior year.

Contact

Brady DeSanti, Ph.D., Native American Studies Director
402.554.2956
bdesanti@unomaha.edu

Website

Native American Studies Minor Requirements

The Native American Studies minor requires 15 credit hours, a minimum 9 hours must be 3000 and/or 4000 level.  Introduction to Native American Studies (NAMS 1100) is required.