Native American Studies

2026-2027

93 courses

NAS 001— Introduction to Native American Studies
NAS 002V— Introduction to Native American & Indigenous Studies
NAS 005— Introduction to Native American Literature
NAS 005A— Writer's Workshop
NAS 005V— Introduction to Native American Literature
NAS 007— Indigenous & Minority Languages
NAS 010— Native American Experience
NAS 012— Native American/Indigenous Film
NAS 030— Homeland History
NAS 032— Native American Music & Dance
NAS 033— Introduction to Native American Art
NAS 034— Native American Art Studio
NAS 050— Colloquium in Native American & Indigenous Studies
NAS 093— Powwow Internship
NAS 098— Directed Group Study
NAS 099— Special Study for Undergraduates
NAS 101— Contemporary Native American Art
NAS 107— Learning Native American Languages
NAS 108— Indigenous Languages of California
NAS 109— Native American Language Spotlight
NAS 110A— Quechua Language & Society: Beginning Level 1
NAS 110B— Quechua Language & Society: Beginning Level 2
NAS 110C— Quechua Language & Society: Intermediate Level 1
NAS 110D— Quechua Language & Society: Intermediate Level 2
NAS 115— Native Americans in the Contemporary World
NAS 116— Native American Traditional Governments
NAS 117— Native American Governmental Decision Making
NAS 118— Native American Politics
NAS 119— Introduction to Federal Indian Law
NAS 120— Ethnopolitics of South American Indians
NAS 121— Corporate Colonialism
NAS 122— Native American Community Development
NAS 123— Native Foods & Farming of the Americas
NAS 123V— Native Foods & Farming of the Americas
NAS 124— Indigenous Justice Laboratory
NAS 125— Performance & Culture Among Native Americans
NAS 130A— Native American Ethno-Historical Development
NAS 130B— Native American Ethno-Historical Development
NAS 130C— Native American Ethno-Historical Development
NAS 132— Native American History in California
NAS 133— Ethnohistory of Native People of Mexico & Central America
NAS 133A— Ethnohistory of Native Peoples of Mexico & Central America to 1500
NAS 133B— Ethnohistory of Native Peoples of Mexico & Central America 1500 to 2000
NAS 134— Race, Culture, & Nation
NAS 135— Gender Construction in Native Societies
NAS 146— Orientation to Research in Native American Studies
NAS 157— Native American Religion & Philosophy
NAS 161— California Indian Environmental Policy I
NAS 162— California Indian Environmental Policy II
NAS 163V— Indigenous Relationships with Nonhuman Animals
NAS 165— Keepers of the Flame: Native American Cultural Burning & Land Stewardship in California
NAS 171— Indigenous Mesoamerica
NAS 175V— Hemispheric Indigenous Connections
NAS 180— Native American Women
NAS 181— Native American Poetry
NAS 181V— Native American Poetry
NAS 182— Native American Fiction
NAS 183— Native American Non-Fiction
NAS 184— Contemporary Indigenous Literature of Mexico
NAS 185— Native American Literature in Performance
NAS 188— Special Topics in Native American Literary Studies
NAS 189— Powwow Internship
NAS 190— Advanced Seminar on Sovereignty & Autonomy
NAS 191— Topics in Native American Studies
NAS 192— Apprenticeship & Internship
NAS 193— Leadership Training in Native American & Indigenous Organizations
NAS 194HA— Special Studies for Honors Students
NAS 194HB— Special Studies for Honors Students
NAS 195— Field Experience in Native American Studies
NAS 196— Senior Project in Native American Studies
NAS 197TC— Community Tutoring in Native American Studies
NAS 198— Directed Group Study
NAS 199— Special Study for Advanced Undergraduates
NAS 200— Basic Concepts in Native American Studies
NAS 202— Advanced Topics in Native American Studies
NAS 207— Leadership Skills & Strategies in California Language Documentation & Revitalization
NAS 208— Advanced Study of Native American Languages
NAS 212— Community Development for Sovereignty & Autonomy
NAS 213— Native Criminality & Deviance
NAS 217— Public Law 83-280: Colonial Termination