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SMU-IN-TAOS: Cultural Formations A 3358/ANTHROPOLOGY 3358
From Gold to Gambling: Native Americans of the Southwest
This course explores the changing lifeways of the indigenous peoples of the American Southwest. Ethnographic accounts as well as materials written/interpreted by Southwestern Native Americans will be presented through reading assignments, class lectures, videos, movies, and classroom discussions.
Textbook: Native Peoples of the Southwest by Trudy Griffin-Pierce
NOTE: CF courses taken
during reduced Taos summer semesters require completion of course assignments
prior to arrival. Faculty members will e-mail students with assignments prior to
the beginning of the semester. This course fulfills the General Education
co-requirement in Human Diversity.
3 credit hours
Instructor: Carolyn Smith-Morris
Tuition: $2,025
Fees: $125
Room/Board: $1,241