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AIIS Courses: Fall 2021

AIIS 1100: Indigenous North America

Professor Kurt Jordan
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:45-4:00PM, plus discussion section

AIIS 2420: Nature-culture: Ethnographic approaches to human environment relatio…

Professor Paul Nadasdy
Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:40-10:55AM

AIIS 3324: Cayuga Language and Culture

Jessica Martin (Gayogo̱hó:nǫʔ/Six Nations Cayuga), Professor John Whitman, and Professor Kurt Jordan.
Fridays, 2:40-4:35PM

AIIS 4300/6300: Indigenous peoples and decolonial philosophies

Professor Troy Richardson (Saponi, Ska:rù:rę'/Tuscarora)
Tuesdays, 1:30-4:30PM

AIIS 4900: New World Encounters, 1500 - 1800

Professor Jon Parmenter
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:40-10:55AM

AIIS 6010: AIIS Speaker Series

Professor Jolene Rickard (Ska:rù:rę'/Tuscarora)
Fridays, 12:25-2:20PM

Courses with Indigenous content

These courses are not formally cross-listed, but may count towards the AIIS minor. Please contact aiisp [at] cornell.edu (aiisp[at]cornell[dot]edu) if you have questions.

Heritage Buffalo Creek squash in a garden
Heritage Buffalo Creek squash, identified in the Cayuga language and in English. Photo provided

Professor John Henderson

ANTHR/ARKEO 1200: Ancient peoples and places

Professor John Henderson

ANTHR/ARKEO, LATA 4256/7250, 4250/7250: Time and history in ancient Mexico

Professor Juliana Hu Pegues

ENGL 4630: Rethinking Asian American literature: Indigeneity, diaspora, settler colonialism
ENGL 6625: Indigenous feminisms

Professor Jodi Byrd (Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma)

LAW 6451: Federal Indian law

Professor Robert Odawi Porter (Seneca Nation of Indians)