 College of Agriculture & Life Sciences |
Distance Education....Fall 2008 |
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| Tuition/Fees | $415 per credit/ Other fees that will be assessed |
| Prerequisites | Interested students must contact Carrie Brus, cbrus@iastate.edu, to register since this course is part of the Community Development program through the Great Plains IDEA consortium. |
| Course Description | A
base knowledge course for students currently working within or in
partnership with Native communities or considering working in this
area. Focus will be on providing a basic understanding within the
context of community development of the diversity of tribal structures
and cultures and the unique history and jurisdictional considerations
of these nations. Working with tribes, Federal and Indian relations,
and governance and cultural issues are all topics explored in this
course. A holistic analysis and conceptual mapping of a tribe will
be completed in this course. This course is required before students
may take other courses in the Working with Native Communities Track. |
| Course Website | This course is taught by the University of Nebraska. |
| Delivery Format | Web |
| Technology Requirements | Email - Computer/Software Requirements |
| Text | TBD. |
| Students must contact Carrie Brus to register for this course, email is the preferred method of contact, cbrus@iastate.edu. Please specify whether or not this course will be applying to the Online Master's Degree in Community Development or if it will be applied to another graduate program at ISU. |
 Brenton Center for Agricultural Instruction & Technology Transfer, 004 Curtiss Hall, Ames, Iowa 50011. Voice: 515-294-1862 / FAX: 515-294-1924. © College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Distance Education - 08-Jul-2008 |