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101 Tribal Management - 3 credits |
This course will focus on basic management
and organizational principles of tribal governments. Topics
will include a thorough coverage of the functions of management
within the tribal reservations, tribal councils and tribal casinos
and other business ventures.
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102 Tribal Law and Government - 3 credits |
This course will examine reservation
government and government-to-government relationships.
It will include jurisdiction in Indian Country, state tribal
relations, tribal governing structures, etc.
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103 Cultural/Historical Preservation - 3
credits |
This course will focus on development
of management skills to preserve tribal historic and cultural
resources.
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104 Federal Laws and the American Indian
- 3 credits |
This course will examine the history
of the United States Government's relationship with American
Indian people, as reflected in federal laws. Issues and
topics covered included sovereignty, treaties, U.S. Supreme
Court case law and federal statutes, how contemporary issues
and court decisions affect present day situations.
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105 Casino Operations and Management - 3
credits |
This course will explore the principles
of gaming operations and management, gaming regulation and control,
legal aspects of the Indian gaming industry, communication and
management skills for gaming, casino accounts and internal control.
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200 Personal, Tribal and Community Health Management
- 3 credits |
This course will focus on major issues
in Indian health. American Indians have a high percentage
in deaths related to cancer, diabetes, and heart related problems.
It will focus on personal, tribal and community health in the
Indian community. This course will focus on awareness
and preventive measures and the institutions responsible.
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201 People and the Environmental Issues
- 3 credits |
This course will examine issues surrounding
housing and natural resources on reservations. These areas
are critical to address in developing a viable plan for reservation
economic development.
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202 Internship - 3 credits |
The students will have one semester
of internship. Focusing on Tribal Management.
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| TM 205
Grant Writing - 3 credits
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This course teaches the basic fundamentals of developing a proposal,
grant or contract for fundraising purposes. Students explore various
types of fundraising sources and learn effective proposal management
skills to include program development, budgeting and reporting.
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