American Indian Studies Interdisciplinary Minor
Many American Indian and non-Indian students graduating from Brigham Young University in studies such as education, sociology, business, and political science will be brought into contact with the Natives because of the nature of their occupations.
The American Indian Studies academic minor is designed to supplement students of various disciplines so that they may become more culturally aware of the heritage of the American Indian, thus promoting better understanding and cooperation. The minor has been designed so that students may select classes from a variety of Interdepartmental courses, if desiring a general background, or a combination of classes for an in-depth study in a specific discipline.
In connection with the American Indian Studies minor offered at Brigham Young University, students can obtain a major in American studies, with course work designed to emphasize the Indigenous peoples. Make application to or obtain further information from the history department.
Contact Us
BYU History Department
2130 JFSB
Provo, UT 84602
801-422-4335
byu.aisminor@gmail.com
Director
Jay Buckley
2141 JFSB
Provo, UT 84602
jay_buckley@byu.edu
Associate Director
Mike Taylor
4153 JFSB
Provo, UT 84602
mike_taylor@byu.edu
Academic Advisor
Ky Cox
1041 JFSB
Provo, UT 84602
ky_cox@byu.edu
For other Native American resources available to students at BYU including clubs and scholarship opportunities, visit native.byu.edu.
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American Indian Studies Minor Declaration Form
American Indian Studies Minor Learning Outcomes