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Nov 27, 2025
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AIIS 2800 - Introduction to Federal Indian Law [3]
This course is repeatable: No
Total # of units allowed for credit: 3
Max times this course can be taken for credit: 1
Max # of units may be repeated: 0
Course Description: Introduces interpretations of federal American Indian law that forms the foundation of 21st-century understandings of tribal sovereignty. Provides a critical understanding of the legal implications of U.S. federal Indian policy, its re-interpretation of American Indian sovereignty and how to shape future policy and interests not only for Tribes and Nations but in the region, the state, and the Federal government.
Credit Hours Per Week: 3 lecture hour(s)
Grading: ABC-/NC (Undergraduate Only)
Mode of Delivery: Face to Face, Hybrid, Online
Campus: Main Campus
Needs Permission to Enroll: Yes, Department Consent
Special Fee Applied: No
University Requirement Designation(s): (re) Race-Ethnicity Diversity, (wi) Writing Intensive Course
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