Winter Quarter 2025 Time Schedule

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES
(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES )

       10191 A  5       T      1030-1220  ECE  125      Million,Dian               Open    123/ 135                J     

       10192 AA  QZ     Th     930-1020   MEB  102                                 Closed   19/  19                J     

Restr  10193 AB  QZ     Th     1030-1120  RAI  109      Million,Dian               Open      8/  20                J     
                        AIS/OPIS MINORS CONTACT                                     
                        KAIWISE@UW.EDU FOR ADD CODE.                                

       10194 AC  QZ     Th     1030-1120  MEB  102                                 Closed   19/  19                J     

       10195 AD  QZ     Th     1130-1220  MEB  102                                 Closed   19/  19                J     

       10196 AE  QZ     Th     1230-120   MEB  102                                 Closed   19/  19                J     

       10197 AF  QZ     F      1030-1120  MEB  102                                 Closed   19/  19                J     

       10198 AG  QZ     F      1130-1220  MEB  102                                 Closed   20/  20                J     

       22200 A  5       MW     100-250    CMU  228      Lawrence,Nigel             Open     31/  35                      

      >10200 A  2       Th     500-650P   PCAR 492      Dennison,Jean M                     15/  25E CR/NC               
                        NATIVE UW SCHOLARS.                                         
                        HTTPS://CAIIS.UW.EDU/NATIVE-UW-                             
                        SCHOLARS-NUW-SCHOLARS/ QUESTIONS?                           
                        CONTACT KAI WISE AT KAIWISE@UW.EDU                          

       10201 A  5       M      1130-120   GWN  201      Teuton,Christopher         Open     84/ 100                      
                        STORIES TELL US WHO WE ARE, WHERE                           
                        WE COME FROM, AND HOW TO PROPERLY                           
                        RELATE TO THE OTHER CREATURES WITH                          
                        WHOM WE SHARE THIS WORLD. IN TELLIN                         
                        AND LISTENING TO THESE STORIES, WE                          
                        BUILD COMMUNITY. HEAR STORIES FROM                          
                        TWO MASTER STORYTELLERS, ONE LOCAL,                         
                        ONE FROM CHEROKEE NATION, AND LEARN                         
                        TO TELL YOUR OWN STORIES IN THIS                            
                        RICH AND INTERACTIVE COURSE.                                

       10202 AA  QZ     W      1130-1220  MEB  243      Fernandes,Roger Brian      Closed   25/  25                      
                        THIS SECTION WILL MEET ONLINE                               
                        SYNCHRONOUSLY WHEN THE INSTRUCTOR                           
                        IS NOT ON CAMPUS.                                           

       10203 AB  QZ     W      1230-120   MEB  234      Teuton,Christopher         Open      9/  12                      
                        AIS/OPIS MINORS AND NUW SCHOLARS,                           
                        EMAIL KAIWISE@UW.EDU FOR ADD CODE.                          

       10204 AC  QZ     W      1130-1220  MEB  234                                 Closed   25/  25                      

       10205 AD  QZ     W      1230-120   PCAR 492                                 Closed   25/  25                      

       10206 A  5       TTh    1230-220   DEN  159      Hohn,Tami                  Open     13/  30                      
                        LUSHOOTSEED IN THE SEASONAL                                 
                        CALENDAR. THIS COURSE BEGINS WITH                           
                        READINGS AND RESEARCH TO BUILD                              
                        DISCUSSIONS PERTAINING TO CULTURAL                          
                        CALENDARS, HISTORICAL WAYS OF LIFE                          
                        AND CULTURAL SENSITIVITIES. TOPICS                          
                        OF RESEARCH AND STUDY WILL INCLUDE                          
                        STORIES OF SEASONS, THE MOON CYCLES                         
                        TIDES, COMMONLY USED LANGUAGE TERMS                         
                        AND A GEOGRAPHICAL STUDY THAT                               
                        DEMONSTRATES PLANT, FOOD SOURCES AN                         
                        TYPICAL WEATHER ALL OF WHICH TAKES                          
                        PLACE DURING EACH SEASON AND MONTH.                         
                        THE HISTORICAL STUDIES WILL PROVIDE                         
                        THE NECESSARY CONNECTIONS THAT WILL                         
                        BUILD AN UNDERSTANDING TO WHAT                              
                        CULTURAL ASPECTS STILL CONTINUE                             
                        TODAY AND AID IN THE PRODUCTION OF                          
                        MODERN CULTURAL CALENDARS AS EACH                           
                        STUDENT WILL CONSTRUCT AN INDIVIDUA                         
                        CALENDAR THROUGH THEIR OWN RESEARCH                         
                        ALTHOUGH NOT REQUIRED, THIS COURSE                          
                        IS AN EXCELLENT AVENUE FOR                                  
                        ADDITIONAL STUDY OF THE 3-COURSE                            
                        LUSHOOTSEED LANGUAGE SEQUENCE.                              

       10207 A  5       TTh    230-420    DEN  159      Hohn,Tami                  Open     22/  30                      
                        SOUTHERN LUSHOOTSEED LANGUAGE AND                           
                        CULTURE.                                                    

       10208 A  5       TTh    1230-220   ECE  125      Cote,Charlotte             Open     70/ 140                      

       10209 A  5       TTh    1030-1220  CMU  228      Dennison,Jean M            Open     13/  20                W     
                        RECOMMENDED PREPARATION: ONE                                
                        PREVIOUS AIS COURSE                                         

       10210 A  5       MW     400-650    SMI  309                                 Open      2/  35                J     
                        INTRO TO TRIBAL JOURNEYS WILL TEACH                         
                        YOU ABOUT CONTEMPORARY PRACTICES                            
                        AND THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF                          
                        THE TRIBAL CANOE JOURNEYS, AN                               
                        ANNUAL EVENT OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST                           
                        AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBES AND CANADIAN                         
                        FIRST NATIONS. A SECTION MEETS                              
                        MONDAYS FOR GUEST LECTURES AND                              
                        ARTIST WORKSHOPS AND WEDNESDAYS FOR                         
                        CLASS LECTURE AND DISCUSSION.                               

       22201 B  2       M      400-650    SMI  309      Lawrence,Nigel             Open     12/  35                J     
                        INTRO TO TRIBAL JOURNEYS WILL TEACH                         
                        YOU ABOUT CONTEMPORARY PRACTICES                            
                        AND THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF                          
                        THE TRIBAL CANOE JOURNEYS, AN                               
                        ANNUAL EVENT OF PACIFIC NORTHWEST                           
                        AMERICAN INDIAN TRIBES AND CANADIAN                         
                        FIRST NATIONS. B SECTION MEETS ONLY                         
                        MONDAYS FOR GUEST LECTURES AND                              
                        ARTIST WORKSHOPS.                                           

       10211 A  5       MW     1230-220   BNS  117      Radocay,Jonathan           Closed   15/  15                J     

Restr  22413 A  5       M      1030-120   MEB  234      Smith,Jen Rose             Open      5/   8                %J    
                        AIS/OPIS MINORS AND OTHER INTERESTE                         
                        STUDENTS, CONTACT KAIWISE@UW.EDU FO                         
                        ADD CODE. INDIGENOUS GEOGRAPHIES CA                         
                        BE UNDERSTOOD THROUGH MULTIPLE                              
                        LENSES, DISCIPLINARY POSITIONS,                             
                        COMMUNITY ORIENTATIONS, AND                                 
                        HISTORICAL RELATIONSHIPS. IN THIS                           
                        CLASS, WE'LL TAKE THE BURGEONING AN                         
                        EMERGING ACADEMIC FIELD OF                                  
                        INDIGENOUS GEOGRAPHIES AS OUR                               
                        STARTING POINT FOR CONVERSATION.                            
                        THROUGH CLASS DISCUSSION,                                   
                        GEOGRAPHICAL PLACE-BASED PROJECTS,                          
                        AND IN-CLASS WRITING ASSIGNMENTS WE                         
                        WILL THINK CRITICALLY ABOUT                                 
                        COLONIZATION, ANTI-COLONIALISM, AND                         
                        COMMUNITY BASED RESEARCH THAT                               
                        CONSTITUTE THE FIELD OF INDIGENOUS                          
                        GEOGRAPHIES.                                                

Restr  10215 A  5       T      1030-120   MEB  102      Perea,Jessica Bissett      Open      1/  20                      
                        INDIGENOUS PERFORMANCE.                                     
                        OPEN TO AIS/OPIS MINORS AND GRAD                            
                        STUDENTS. INTERESTED NON-MAJORS OR                          
                        MINORS, CONTACT KAIWISE@UW.EDU FOR                          
                        AN ADD CODE.                                                
                        INTRO TO INDIGENOUS-LED AND                                 
                        INDIGENEITY-CENTERED APPROACHES TO                          
                        PERFORMANCE STUDIES. ADVANCED STUDY                         
                        IN THIS AREA WILL CENTER PERFORMANC                         
                        PRACTICES OF THE NORTH PACIFIC AND                          
                        ENGAGE A DENSE RANGE OF ARTS                                
                        PRACTICES INCLUDING MUSIC, DANCE,                           
                        THEATRE, FILM, MEDIA, STORYTELLING,                         
                        AND MORE.                                                   

Restr  10216 A  5       MW     130-320    CMU  243      Cote,Charlotte             Open      6/  30                      
                        PREREQUISITE: ONE LOWER DIVISION                            
                        AIS COURSE. CONTACT KAIWISE@UW.EDU                          
                        FOR AN ADD CODE.                                            

 IS   >10217 A  1-5     to be arranged                                                       0/  10E CR/NC               
                        FACULTY SPONSOR REQUIRED. SUBMIT FO                         
                        RM                                                          
                        ON AIS WEBSITE:                                             
                        HTTPS://AIS.WASHINGTON.EDU/ADVISING                         
                        -AND-FORMS OR CONTACT KAIWISE@UW.ED                         
                        U                                                           

 IS    10218 A  5       to be arranged                                             Open      0/   5E                     

 IS    10219 A  1-5     to be arranged                                             Open      0/  10E                     
                        FACULTY SPONSOR REQUIRED FOR ADD                            
                        CODE. SUBMIT FORM ON AIS WEBSITE:                           
                        HTTPS://AIS.WASHINGTON.EDU/ADVISING                         
                        -                                                           
                        AND-FORMS. QUESTIONS? CONTACT                               
                                                                                    
                        KAIWISE@UW.EDU                                              

      >10220 B  2       to be arranged                  Hohn,Tami                            1/   5                      
                        ADVANCED LUSHOOTSEED LANGUAGE STUDY                         
                        WITH TAMI HOHN. INSTRUCTOR PERMISSI                         
                        ON                                                          
                        REQUIRED FOR ENROLLMENT.                                    

      >22414 A  5       M      1030-120   MEB  234      Smith,Jen Rose                       1/   8                %J    
                        CONTACT JENROSES@UW.EDU FOR ADD                             
                        CODE. INDIGENOUS GEOGRAPHIES CAN                            
                        BE UNDERSTOOD THROUGH MULTIPLE                              
                        LENSES, DISCIPLINARY POSITIONS,                             
                        COMMUNITY ORIENTATIONS, AND                                 
                        HISTORICAL RELATIONSHIPS. IN THIS                           
                        CLASS, WE'LL TAKE THE BURGEONING AN                         
                        EMERGING ACADEMIC FIELD OF                                  
                        INDIGENOUS GEOGRAPHIES AS OUR                               
                        STARTING POINT FOR CONVERSATION.                            
                        THROUGH CLASS DISCUSSION,                                   
                        GEOGRAPHICAL PLACE-BASED PROJECTS,                          
                        AND IN-CLASS WRITING ASSIGNMENTS WE                         
                        WILL THINK CRITICALLY ABOUT                                 
                        COLONIZATION, ANTI-COLONIALISM, AND                         
                        COMMUNITY BASED RESEARCH THAT                               
                        CONSTITUTE THE FIELD OF INDIGENOUS                          
                        GEOGRAPHIES.                                                

      >10221 A  5       W      930-1220   THO  334      Million,Dian                        14/  14                      
                        GCAIIS CORE COURSE.                                         

 IS    10222 A  1-5     to be arranged                                             Open      0/  20                      
                        FACULTY SPONSOR REQUIRED FOR ADD                            
                        CODE. SUBMIT FORM ON AIS WEBSITE:                           
                        HTTPS://AIS.WASHINGTON.EDU/ADVISING                         
                        -                                                           
                        AND-FORMS. QUESTIONS? CONTACT                               
                                                                                    
                        KAIWISE@UW.EDU