Indigenous Studies Courses at Colby

While not comprehensive, the following list of courses will give students a sense of the breadth of course offerings at Colby that speak to Indigenous studies.

Fall 2020

AM171  Introduction to American Studies (Saltz)

AM245 Land, Sovereignty, and Art (Hickey)

AY112 Cultural Anthropology (Halvorson)

AY256  Land, Food, Culture, and Power (Mills)

HI341  U.S. Empire (Jacobson)

LA173  History of Latin America, 1491 to 1900 (Fallaw)

LA272  Mexican History: Justice, Rights, and Revolution (Fallaw)

SO252  Race, Ethnicity, and Society (Gilkes)

SP135B Introduction to Critical Analysis: Indigenous Latin America (Miller)

SP376  Narratives, Artifacts, and Monuments of Pre-Columbian Civilization (Millones)

Spring 2021 

AM171  Introduction to American Studies (Fugikawa)

AM293 Methods in American Studies (Hickey)

AM375 Race, Gender, and Visual Culture (Saltz)

AY112  Cultural Anthropology (Menair)

FR361  Creolization, Culture, and Society in the Indian Ocean Islands (Mauguiere)

HI243  History of the U.S. West (Jacobson)

HI348  U.S. Environmental History (Jacobson)

SP237  Conquest and Resistance in the Americas (Millones)

SP254  Aqui estamos: U.S. Latinx in the 20th and 21st Centuries (Ramos Flores)

WG343  Decolonize This Place (Thomas)

WG493  Seminar: Identity Formation, Social Movement, and Gender (Fugikawa)