Courses 2025-26

Overview

For brief descriptions of courses and scheduled instructors, please consult the official Dartmouth Course Descriptions and Requirements published by the Office of the Registrar.  For detailed information about the terms and times that courses will be offered, the most reliable source is the Timetables page on the Registrar's site.

25X

 

  • NAIS 23/ENVS 80.19 Resources and Indigenous Led Solutions -10A- Jennings
  • NAIS 35/ENGL 032 Native American Literature -10- Hooley
  • NAIS 47 Contemporary Native American Poetry -11 -Hooley

25F

 

  • NAIS 11/ANTH 11 Ancient Native Americans -10A- McLeester
  • NAIS 14/HIST 14 The Invasion of America: American Indian History Pre-Contact to 1800 -11- Calloway
  • NAIS 18/ENVS 18 Indigenous Environmental Studies -2A- Ferguson
  • NAIS 25 Indian Country Today -9L-Duthu
  • NAIS 30.25/LING 11.25 Introduction to Indigenous Languages - - Whaley
  • NAIS 30.30 Indigenous Approaches to Reproductive Justice -3A-  Lucero
  • NAIS 30.32 Indigenous People in International Law -10A-Robertson
  • NAIS 54/HIST 85.01/AAAS 60.02 Black and Indigenous Staveries- 2- Mercado-Montero
  • NAIS 85 Independent Study -Duthu- arrange

26W

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  • NAIS 8 Perspectives in Native American Studies -2A- Hooley
  • NAIS 9/ *HIST 9.08 Settler Colonialism: Theory, History, Present - Musselwaite
  • NAIS 41 Native American Literature and the Law - Duthu
  • NAIS 42/*WGSS 40.01 Gender Topics in Native American Life - Powell
  • NAIS 60  Ecology, Sovereignty, and Contemporary Art in Oceania - Ferguson
  • NAIS 81.03/ HIST 96.08 (seminar) Pen and Ink Witchcraft: Native American History Through Treaties - Calloway
  • NAIS 81.07 Colonialism, Decolonization, and the University - 10A- Hooley
  • NAIS 85 Independent Study -arrange- Duthu
  • NAIS 86, 87  Independent Research and Honors Thesis sequence -arrange- Duthu