AMERIND/CSCS 330 explores contemporary Native communities and their historical trajectory from colonization to self-determination and tribal sovereignty.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Carolee Francis: Assignments are described as easy and manageable, involving group drawing, discussions, and papers.
CSCS 125 examines contemporary issues and the role of individuals and communities in achieving positive social change.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Workload includes mandatory attendance, pre-class quizzes, papers, and a final group project. Some students find the class easy, while others note extensive pre-work and quizzes before every meeting.
CSCS 570 teaches the theoretical and analytical application of data and inquiry for community and nonprofit program diagnosis, intervention, and evaluation.
A capstone course for demonstrating community and nonprofit leadership through reflection on social justice and human ecology.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Carolina Sarmiento: Reviewers rated the difficulty as low, though this reflects a lack of instruction rather than manageable workload.