Indigenous Liberal Studies
BACHELOR OF ARTS
DEGREE
FALL 2014/SPRING 2015
120 CREDITS
Student Name:
1st year Advisor:
Major Advisor:
Course #
LIBS103
LIBS104
IDST101
ENGL101
ENGL102
MATH102,
MATH103 or
MATH104
TECH101
ENGL100
ARTS101, LIBS111
or LIBS 121, 122 & 123
HIST101
MATH104
TRDA101
ANTH160
LANG I
LANG II
IDST201
IDST205
PHIL201
POLS240
ARTH211 or
ARTH212
IDST251
ENGL260
IDST290
MUSM260
MUSM320
IDST451
IDST499
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Indigenous Liberal Studies
120 Credits
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
NOTE: Classes taken to satisfy General
Education Requirements cannot be applied to
ILS Department or Major Requirements
Freshman Seminar
ePortfolio
Introduction to Indigenous Studies
English Composition I
English Composition II
Science with Lab
Geometry: Artist’s Perspective or
College Algebra or Numbers and Society or
College Level Math (not Developmental or Remedial)
Technology Basics for College
Health/Wellness Elective
Health/Wellness Elective
The Art of Public Speaking
Elective
DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS
Survey of Native American History
Numbers and Society
Traditional Arts and Ecology
Indigenous Cultural Anthropology of North America
Native Eyes Interdisciplinary course
Native Eyes Interdisciplinary course
Indigenous Philosophies for the 21st Century
Contemporary Tribal Government
Native American Art History I or Native
American Art History II
Indigenous Inquiry
Introduction to Native American Literature
Internship I
Oral Histories Research
Research Methods
Senior Seminar
Senior Project
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Major Requirements
27 Credits
At least 21 credits hours must come from upper division (300-400)
courses. The 27 credit hours are to be divided between the
humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, traditional arts, music
and performance and language. Business and management
courses will count as a major requirement courses as long as the
Credits
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27
Semester
Taken
Grade
Transfer
Credit
business courses are not used to satisfy the Business Certificate
program. Museum Studies courses will count as a major
requirement courses as long as the Museum Studies courses are
not applied to a Museum Studies minor or Museum Studies
Certificate.
upper division (300-400) humanities
upper division (300-400) social sciences
upper division (300-400) natural sciences
upper division (300-400) traditional arts
upper division (300-400) music/performance
upper division (300-400) language
upper division (300-400)
Business and management courses will count as a major
requirement courses as long as the business courses are not used
to satisfy the Business Certificate program.
Museum Studies courses will count as a major requirement courses
as long as the Museum Studies courses are not applied to a
Museum Studies minor or Museum Studies Certificate.
Choose electives from IAIA Course offerings.
Choose from courses offered in Cinematic Arts, Creative Writing or
Studio Arts.
ElectiveElectiveElective-
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makes changes to the curriculum during my residency, I will have the option of going to the new degree plan and if I chose to do so, I will sign a
new degree plan with my Advisor and submit to the Registrar. I understand I cannot go back to the original degree plan if I chose the new
option.
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Date:___________
Major Advisor Signature:____________________________
Date:___________
Registrar’s Signature:_______________________________
Date:___________