1 credit course M arch 29 M ay 4th

For more info call 786-6135 or visit www.uaa.alaska.edu/ native

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Spring 2013

AKNS A290:003 ALASKA NATIVE ORAL TRADITIONS: DECOLONIZING ANTHROPOLOGICAL TEXTS

JAN. 17 FEB. 14 T H

Instructor: JACK DALTON

INSTRUCTOR: JACK DALTON

5 WE E K C L A S S
For more information: call 786-6135

CRN 30211 AKNS A102B:001 4 credits

TLINGIT LANGUAGE
SPRING 2013 T/R 4-5:40

Instructor: Shirley Kendall

Introductory course for students with little or no prior knowledge of the Tlingit language. Opportunity to gain invaluable insight into Indigenous culture. Meets Foreign language requirement. For more info call 786-6135

Introduction to

Alaska Native Art History

Spring 2013
Mondays 5-7:45pm Arts Bldg 121
This art history course will introduce students to Alaska Native art traditions, past and present. Learn about world-famous arts created by First Alaskans with guest speakers and field trips to local art collections. Instructor: Dr. Emily Moore
AKNS 290:002 CRN 36652 3 credits www.uaa.alaska.edu/native

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Online course!

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Decolonizing Methodologies
This online course focuses on research methods that honor, rather than dismiss, Indigenous ways of producing and sharing knowledge. Study community-based, reciprocal research methods in theory and in case studies and learn the power of these research practices for Indigenous and other minority groups to determine the future of academic research. Instructor: Dr. Emily Moore

AKNS A290:201 CRN 38473 Spring 2013 2 credits

1 credit Spring 2013

Indian Law: NAGPRA

Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act
This landmark piece of federal legislation oversees conduct between federallyrecognized tribes and museums, archaeologists and others involved in Native American patrimony. Special emphasis will be given to case studies of NAGPRA at work in Alaska. Instructor: Dr. Emily Moore 5 week course 4/03-5/04 Wednesdays 1-3:45pm

AKNS 290:001 CRN 38475 1 credit