LakM 703B - Community Develop. & Sustainability II - SP25 Dr. Patrick Eagle Staff

LAKM 683 Environmental Mgmt. & Protection- Ted Hamilton - SP25

This course is designed for students to examine global, political, economic, and ideological forces that underlie the environmental crises. It is further designed for students to compare the Lakota view of the relationship of human beings to nature with those of other cultures. Finally, strategies and tactics that can be implemented to protect the environment will be explored. Course emphasizes Lakota values of respect and courage. Lakota language will be spoken as much as possible during class hours.

 

3 graduate credits

LAKM 693 - Establishing Lakota Sovereignty - SP-25 Moreau Four Bear

LakM 633 - Tiospaye (Lak. Soc. Organization) Spring 25 - Dr Robertson

An examination of Lakota Social Organization in conjunction with the pre- and post-colonial period on the northern plains of North America.

Establishing Lakota Sovereignty- Spring 25 Four Bear

LAKM 653 Power and Community Dr. Brooks Spring 25

This course is designed for students to examine global, political, economic, and ideological forces that underlie the environmental crises. It is further designed for students to compare the Lakota view of the relationship of human beings to nature with those of other cultures. Finally, strategies and tactics that can be implemented to protect the environment will be explored. Course emphasizes Lakota values of respect and courage. Lakota language will be spoken as much as possible during class hours.

 

3 graduate credits