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American Indian Studies
The American Indian Studies minor will provide students with
academic experiences, skills, and strategies to understand the
scope of American indigenous communities within scholarly and
applied contexts. After completion of the minor, graduates will
have received an academic background that will prepare them
for relevant employment in tribal governments and other Indian
organizations, state or federal agencies which serve Indian tribes
and organizations, and private sector enterprises that work with
Indian tribes and organizations. Graduates will have received the
basic knowledge and analytical skills to enable them to pursue
graduate degrees in fields related to American Indian Studies.
The American Indian Studies minor will emphasize the traditional
acquisition of knowledge and skills that apply to American Indian
communities, a vital sense of service to these communities, and an
enthusiastic pursuit of what these communities can contribute to the
academy in knowledge, methods, and ethics.
Coordinator:
David R. Wilson
Office: LA 012t
Telephone: 801-863-6916
Email: wilsondr@uvsc.edu
The American Indian Studies minor will provide students with
academic experiences, skills, and strategies to understand the
scope of American indigenous communities within scholarly and
applied contexts. After completion of the minor, graduates will
have received an academic background that will prepare them
for relevant employment in tribal governments and other Indian
organizations, state or federal agencies which serve Indian tribes
and organizations, and private sector enterprises that work with
Indian tribes and organizations. Graduates will have received the
basic knowledge and analytical skills to enable them to pursue
graduate degrees in fields related to American Indian Studies.
The American Indian Studies minor will emphasize the traditional
acquisition of knowledge and skills that apply to American Indian
communities, a vital sense of service to these communities, and an
enthusiastic pursuit of what these communities can contribute to the
academy in knowledge, methods, and ethics.
Coordinator:
David R. Wilson
Office: LA 012t
Telephone: 801-863-6916
Email: wilsondr@uvsc.edu