In the coming weeks, classes that count towards the certificate requirements will be tagged in courses.yale.edu (as NAIS certificate: <area>). For now, however, please see the list of courses below. If you are interested in counting a course that is not in the list, because send the course description (and syllabus, if available) to Profs. Blackhawk and Bowern.
language and culture
ANTH 2275 The Green Hell and the Mother Serpent: Amazonian Archaeology, Ethnography, and Politics (Richard Burger)
CHER 1100 Cherokee I (or any Cherokee class but not more than 1; there are Cherokee courses to L5)
HIST 340J Indigenous Oral Expression in the Americas (Polly Lauer)
HSAR 252 The Mexican Codices: Art and Knowledge
HSAR 843 01 Evoking Ancestral Memory: Reinterpreting Native American and Indigenous Collections
LING 1070 Language Endangerment and Revitalization (Edwin Ko)
ER&M 379 Indigenous Cultures in a Global Context
LING 3500 Technology and Indigenous languages (Claire Bowern)
(Linguistics Majors may count LING 3410 Field Methods if the focus language is Indigenous)
literature and arts
AMST 038 01 The Native American Renaissance (Lloyd Kevin Sy)
AMST 4481 The Native American Novel (Lloyd Kevin Sy)
ARCH 325 01/URBN 417 Fugitive Practice: Introducing, Recentering, and Exploring Black and Indigenous Design Methods
ART 596 01 Alternative Nation (Matthew Keegan)
ART 598 01 Alternative Cloth Processes (Sarah Zapata)
BRST 316 00 Indigenous London: Native American Literature in Place
ENGL 038 01 The Native American Renaissance (Lloyd Kevin Sy)
ER&M 3046 / ENGL 2846 Critical Reading Methods in Indigenous Literatures (Tarren Andrews)
ER&M 4020 Indigenous Thought and Anticolonial Theory (Tarren Andrews)
ER&M 4021 Indigenous Women and the Law in the Anglophone Empire (Tarren Andrews)
ENGL 396/AMST 416 Region, Indigeneity, and American Literary Realism (Lloyd Kevin Sy)
ER&M 265 Performing Indigenous Creativities (Ameera Nimjee/ Ian MacMillen)
HIST 197J Museums: Power and Politics (Elaine Ayers)
HSAR 392 Indigenous Feather Art (Allison Caplan)
LAST 3230/HSAR 3230 Illustrating Andean History: The Work of Guaman Poma
environment and politics
ARCH 3075 A Land Reparations Network (Keller Easterling)
CSBK 330 01 Northern Power: Resource Extraction vs. Indigenous Sovereignty (Stephen Longmire)
ENGL 1014 Writing Seminars: Black and Indigenous Ecologies (Rasheed Tazudeen)
LAST 349 Indigenous Movements and Resistance in Mexico (Lorena Ojeda-Davila)
AFST 389 Comparative settler geographies
AMST 2258 Wilderness in the North American Imagination: What Was the Wild?
HSAR 447 The American West: Art, Land, Politics
AMST 335 Indigenous Geographies (Laura Barraclough)
ER&M 304 Indigenous Politics Today (Hiʻilei Hobart)
ER&M 3016 Indigenous Food Sovereignty (Hiʻilei Hobart)
ER&M 373 Race and Indigeneity in the Pacific (Hiʻilei Hobart)
history, society, and law
AMST 7741 Indians and Empires (Ned Blackhawk)
CSTS 2300 Indigenous refusal and the limits of colonial politics (Ian MacMillen)
ENV 772 Indigenous Self-Government in the U.S. Constitutional Order (Gerald Torres)
REL 730 01 Native Americans and Christianity (Tisa Wenger)
HIST 107 Introduction to American Indian History (Ned Blackhawk)
HIST 158 American Indian Law and Policy (Ned Blackhawk)
HIST 151J Writing Tribal Histories (Ned Blackhawk)
HIST 3130/ER&M3570 Indians and the Spanish Borderlands (Ned Blackhawk)
HIST 754 Indigenous Activism in North America (Ned Blackhawk)
science and education
AMST 447 01 Contemporary Native American K-12 and Postsecondary Educational Policy (Matthew Makomenaw)
ANTH 4590 Health of Indigenous Peoples (Claudia Valeggia)
PSYC 3712 / ER&M 3013 Native American Mental Health (Mark Beitel/ Christopher Cutter)
HIST 017 American Indians in Higher Education: Introduction to the Indigenous History of American Education (Ned Blackhawk)