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Am Indian Environmental Prspctvs

American Indian Literature

American Indian Literature

American Indian Politics & Governance

Decolonization Theory

Field Based Indigenous Food Sov

Field Experience

Field Experience

Field Methods & Production

Gender in Indigenous Borderlands

Global Indigenous Politics

IIntro to Native American Studies

Independent Study

Independent Study

Independent Study

Indigeneity & Health Traditions

Indigenous Belief & Religion

Indigenous Environmental Justice

Indigenous Film and Media

Indigenous Gender Studies

Indigenous Museum Studies

Indigenous Oral Traditions

Indigenous People

Indigenous Perceptions of Water

Indigenous Representation

Indigenous Women Writers

Intermediate Ojibwe Language I

Intermediate Ojibwe Language II

Intro to Native American Studies

Intro to Ojibway Language

Intro to Ojibwe Language II

Intro to Tribal Legal Studies

Introduction to Ojibwe Language I

Lake Superior OjibweSuperior Connections

Native America History &Experience

Native American Arts and Cultures

Native American Centers Seminar

Native American Cult of Wisconsin

Native American Philosophy, Beliefs, & Values

Native American Studies Seminar

Native American Women's History

Native American Woodland Skills

Native American World Views

Native Americans in Modern Society

Native Foodways

Native Leadership & Ethics

Native Women's Activism

Native Youth Empowerment

North American Indian Archaeology

North American Indian Cultures

Northern Plains Cultures

Research Assistant

Senior Capstone

Teaching Assistant

Teaching Assistant

Teaching Assistant

WI Indian Cultures History & Issues