NASX 554 Indian Education for All
NASX 554
Summer semester: online, 06/24/24 - 08/02/24
3 Credits, Graduate level
Instructor: Dr. Laurie Walker
Course Description
PREREQUISITE: Graduate standing. This course is an in-depth analysis of the theory and practice of cultural diversity in educational contexts. It examines the historical, political, and cultural forces that foster systematic disparities based on ascribed characteristics, and critically examines strategies for addressing such disparities. The evolution and implementation of Indian Education for All is explored.
Instructor
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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
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How to Register
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For course information:
Please contact Erika Ross at erika.ross1@montana.edu or Laurie Walker at laurie.walker@montana.edu.