American Indian Studies - Bacone College

American Indian Studies from Bacone College is a Campus Associate American Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Bacone College initiated studies of traditional American Indian thought and culture in 1932. From that beginning a variety of courses have been integrated into an interdisciplinary major drawing from the curriculum of the college in nearly all academic areas. These include, but are not limited to, Indian Art, Silversmithing, Introduction to American Indian Philosophy, American Indian Humanities, American Indian Music, Modern Language (Cherokee, Creek), and American Indian Oratory. Bacone also offers a variety of other courses dealing with American Indian Studies such as Contemporary American Indian Affairs, History of the American Indian , Introductory Counseling of American Indians, Indian Family Dynamics and Special American Indian Studies courses which change from year to year, but are noted in the Schedule of Classes. The following course of study is recommended for those wishing to earn an Associate of Arts degree in American Indian Studies. Core Curriculum Requirements C 25 cr hrs AIS/American Indian Studies M 17 cr hrs Guided Electives E 6 cr hrs General Electives G 17 cr hrs TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS 65 cr hrs View more details on Bacone College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related American Studies courses.