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Native American Studies

The Native American Studies is an Intercollegiate Program that is housed in the College of Humanities and Public Affairs and is administered by the Associate Dean of CHPA.  It provides an interdisciplinary minor course of study allowing students to concentrate on the history, arts, and cultures of native peoples of the Americas.

207 Public Affairs Classroom Building, Phone 836-5529, FAX 836-8472

Email: CollegeofHumanitiesandPublicAffairs@missouristate.edu

Administrator: Dr. Pam Sailors

 

Native American Studies program fact sheet
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                                          Native American Dancers

Minor

Native American Studies

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Requirements:

Eighteen hours from the following courses and from at least three disciplines, with no more than nine hours from any one discipline:

ANT 325, ANT 330*, ANT 360, ANT 425, ANT 451*, ANT 452*, ANT 453*, ANT 454*

ART 273, ART 385, ART 485, ART 496*

ENG 354*, GRY 305*, 597*

HST 397*, HST 509, HST 510, REL 315.

Other courses (e.g., special topics, transfer) may be applied with the approval of the Administrator.

*when applicable