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Contemporary and Traditional Views on Indigenous Leadership

NATV *486 (3)

This course critically examines contemporary and traditional perspectives on Indigenous leadership. Also, the course will theorize on indigenous leadership development. The topics covered include overviews of Indigenous philosophy, Indigenous community, and Indigenous leadership.

Prerequisite: 322 or 324 or 325 or 326 or 421 or 423 or 445 or 480.  Restriction: junior or senior standing.

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Prerequisites / Corequisites

Principles of Federal Indian Law - NATV 322

Contemporary Approaches to Federal Indian Law - NATV 324

Tribal Government - NATV 325

Tribal Gaming - NATV 326

Treaties and Agreements - NATV *421

Self-Determination and Indigenous Human Rights - NATV *423

Politics of Identity - NATV *445

Building Native Nations: Community Revitalization, Culture, Decolonization, and Indigenous Thought - NATV *480

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