NASX 520

Fall semester: online

3 credits, graduate level

Fall Instructor: Dr. Laurie Walker

 

Course Desription

PREREQUISITE: Graduate standing. This course is intended to explore gender issues in Native American Studies. It will critically explore the problems and points of conflict between Native American women's gender concerns and Euroamerican feminist theories.

 

Instructor

Dr. Laurie Walker

Laurie A. Walker earned their MSW and PhD in Social Work and B.S. in Psychology. Laurie was awarded Tenure at the University of Montana where they taught 2+2 courses at Montana Tribal Colleges focused on policy, community development, community organizing, social movements, and social planning. Laurie co-wrote the ACLU of Montana report Empty Desks: Discipline & Policing in Montana's Public Schools (see https://www.aclumontana.org/en/edureport2019).

Tuition and Fees

If you are accepted to a qualified graduate program, see the appropriate MSU Tuition and Fee table below:

Graduate Tuition & Fees

For more information, view MSU Fee Schedules.

How to Register

You must be accepted as a student to Montana State University to take this course. Learn how to apply.

Students register for courses via MSU's online registration system, MyInfo.

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For course information: 

Please contact Erika Ross at [email protected] or Laurie Walker at [email protected].