Ojibwe Studies
Department Description
Ojibwe Studies focuses on the language, history and culture of the Ojibwe within the context of the American Indian experience.
Special Department Information
Students in this program may earn a certificate that will prepare them to enrich their knowledge of the Ojibwe people of the central Minnesota region.
Administration
Kelly B. McCalla, Dean of Liberal Arts
kmccalla@clcmn.edu
218-855-8184
OJIBWE STUDENTS CERTIFICATE
HIST 2406 Ojibwe History (3cr)
Student must choose 2 courses from the following list:
OJIB 1401 Beginning Ojibwe I (4cr)
OJIB 1402 Beginning Ojibwe II (4cr)
OJIB 2401 Intermediate Ojibwe I (4cr)
OJIB 2402 Intermediate Ojibwe II (4cr)
Student must choose 3 courses from the following list:
ANTH 2411 Culture of American Indians (3cr)
ARTS 2485 American Indian Art (3cr)
ENGL 2455 American Indian Literature (3cr)
HIST 2411 American Indian History (3cr)
OJIB 2500 Conversational Ojibwe (3cr)
POLS 2401 Federal Indian Policy (3cr)
Any Language course not taken above (4cr)
GRADUATION REQUIREMENT 20 CREDITS