Indigenous Science, Technology, and Society

3 cr · Undergraduate

This course approaches the intersections of science, technology, and society through the intellectual genealogy of critical Indigenous Studies. In this course students will develop an Indigenous Science, Technology, and Society (STS) analytical framework to study specific points of technoscientific application that increasingly interface with Indigenous peoples and their governments, through fields and technologies such as genomics, statistics, internet infrastructure, biomedicine, and astronomy. May not be held with the former NATV 3330.