Instructor: Mathias Risse Department of Landscape Architecture Fall 2024: Mondays and Wednesdays, 10:30am - 11:45am The future of humanity depends on how we will manage to live with the technological revolutions that happen all around us. This is a good...
Semester: Fall Offered: 2024 Professor: Chris Pexa M, W - 1:30pm to 2:45pm “Indians are an invention,” declares an unnamed hunter in Gerald Vizenor’s (White Earth Ojibwe) 1978 novel, Bearheart. The hunter’s point, as Vizenor has explained in interviews...
Semester: Fall Offered: 2024 Professors: Matt Liebmann & Dan Smail T, TH - 12:00pm to 1:15pm When does history begin? To judge by the typical history textbook, the answer is straightforward: six thousand years ago. So what about the tens of thousands of...
Semester: Fall Offered: 2024 Professor: Morgan Ridgway M - 3:00pm to 5:00pm How do gender and sexuality shape Indigenous life? What does it mean for the body to be a site for both colonial violence and imaginative futures? How have constructions, ideas...
Semester: Fall Offered: 2024 Professor: Mandy Izadi W - 3:00pm to 5:45pm The first Americans met Europeans on their shores over five hundred years ago. They made the continent theirs millennia prior. And yet, Indigenous Americans are often missing, or...
Semester: Fall Offered: 2024 Professor: Mandy Izadi M - 12:45pm to 3:00pm The study of North America, at its root, is the study of Native America and African America. Typically, scholarship on the first Americans—and Africans and their descendants—are...
Instructor: Professor Brenda L Croft Fall 2024: Monday, 12.00-2:45 pm Location: Carpenter B04 (unless otherwise notified) Australian First Nations cultural practices, cosmological beliefs and creativity span 65,000+ years, deeply grounded in the...
Professor: Eric Henson TU - 12:00 to 2:45pm This community based project seminar focuses on some of the major issues Native Nations, American Indian tribes, and Indigenous communities face as they seek to assert rights of self-determination in the 21st...