Ojibwe Field School Part 1

3 credits · Undergraduate

(Lecture with variable meeting hours) This Ojibwe Field Course is intended for students who have taken an introductory course in the Ojibwe language or have working knowledge of Ojibwe. The emphasis is primarily on oral work (utilization and comprehension) for the purpose of the expansion of learning sounds, vocabulary, and grammatical patterns. Structural differences between Ojibwe and English are highlighted. Note: The field course takes place in an Indigenous community. Additional fees (normally non-refundable) are required to cover the cost of transportation, accommodations, meals, elder/speaker involvement. Additional Requirements: Field component is mandatory. Experimental Course - This course is offered on a trial basis to gauge interest in the topic. Students who successfully complete this course receive credit as indicated. Restrictions: Instructor Permission Required. Students who have taken IS-2001(6) Special Topics: Introductory Ojibwe Field School are not eligible to take this course. Requisite Courses: IS-1201 Introduction to Ojibwe [prerequisite(s)].