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Indigenous Governance

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Program pathways and conditions

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Pathway 1
TitleCampusScheduled
FNDS 103 - Foundations in Indigenous GovernanceWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ENGL 100 - Academic Writing and Critical ThinkingWhitehorse (Ayamdigut), Online/VideoF W S
FNGA 100 - Introduction to Indigenous GovernanceWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
FNGA 101 - Governance & Land ClaimsOnline/VideoF
HIST 140 - History of Yukon First Nations and Self-GovernmentOnline/Video, Dawson CityF W S
POLI 101 - The Government of CanadaOnline/VideoW
Pathway 2
TitleCampusScheduled
FNGA 200 - Organizational and Community WellnessOnline/VideoW
FNGA 202 - Human Resources and Financial AccountabilityOnline/VideoW
FNGA 207 - Public Policy in Northern and Indigenous ContextOnline/VideoW
FNGA 209 - Intergovernmental Relations
FNGA 240 - Indigenous People and ResearchWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
PHIL 230 - Bridging KnowledgesWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
POLI 230 - Indigenous Political Thought
Pathway 3
TitleCampusScheduled
FNGA 301 - Conflict Resolution, Mediation and NegotiationWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
FNGA 302 - Power and InfluenceOnline/VideoF
FNGA 304 - Community and Economic DevelopmentOnline/VideoW
FNGA 341 - Indigenous Governance Land-Based Experience
FNGA 342 - Indigenous Governance Service-Learning ExperienceOnline/VideoF
FNGA 343 - Indigenous Governance Capstone ProjectWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
POLI 330 - Indigenous Politics in CanadaWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
Pathway 4
TitleCampusScheduled
INTD 350 - Special TopicsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F W S
Pathway 5
TitleCampusScheduled
ACCT 101 - Financial Accounting 1Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)F W
ACCT 102 - Financial Accounting 2Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
ANTH 102 - Survey of World PrehistoryWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
ANTH 140 - Introduction to the Fields of AnthropologyWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ARCV 140 - Archives and Collections Management
ASTR 100 - Introduction to Astronomy
ATHA 101 - Introduction to Native Languages IWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ATHA 102 - Introduction to Native Languages 2Online/VideoW
CRIM 101 - Introduction to Criminology
CRIM 104 - Sociological Explanations of Crime and Deviance
CRIM 131 - Introduction to the Canadian Criminal Justice System
CRIM 135 - Introduction to Canadian Law and Legal Institutions
ECON 100 - Introduction to MicroeconomicsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ECON 101 - Introduction to MacroeconomicsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
LANG 140 - Language and Culture PreservationOnline/VideoF
NOST 101 - The Circumpolar WorldOnline/VideoF W S
NOST 200 - Research in the NorthWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
NOST 202 - Social History of the North
PSYC 100 - Introduction to Psychology 1Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
PSYC 101 - Introduction to Psychology 2Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
RRMT 241 - Introduction to Land ManagementWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
RRMT 242 - First Nation Land Management
SOCI 100 - Introduction to SociologyWhitehorse (Ayamdigut), Online/VideoF W
SOCI 103 - Canadian Society
SOCI 104 - Social ProblemsOnline/VideoF
SOCI 220 - Social Issues in the North
WGST 100 - Introduction to Women's Studies 1Online/VideoF
WGST 101 - Introduction to Women's Studies 2Online/VideoW
WGST 202 - Women in Indigenous Societies
WGST 230 - Women and History - Rethinking Canada
Pathway 6
TitleCampusScheduled
ANTH 210 - Globalization and the Culture of Capitalism
ANTH 220 - People and Cultures of the Subarctic
ANTH 221 - Subarctic Archaeology
ANTH 300 - Anthropology of Gender
ANTH 312 - The Anthropology of the State - Past, Present, Future
COMM 200 - Intercultural Communication for BusinessWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F W
CRIM 210 - Law, Youth and Young Offenders
CRIM 219 - Aboriginal Peoples and Canadian Criminal Justice
CRIM 230 - Introduction to Substantive Criminal Law
CRIM 241 - Intro to Corrections
CRIM 251 - Introduction to Law Enforcement
CRWR 201 - Introduction to Creative Writing 1
CRWR 202 - Introduction to Creative Writing 2Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ENGL 220 - The North in Canadian LiteratureWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
ENGL 230 - Indigenous Narratives
ENVS 225 - Environmental Change and Fish and Wildlife HealthWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ENVS 226 - Environmental Change and Community Health
GEOG 290 - Climate Change and the Circumpolar WorldWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
HIST 220 - History of the Canadian North
HIST 221 - History of the Yukon
HR 292 - People and OrganizationsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
INTD 350 - Special TopicsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F W S
LANG 240 - Language ActivismOnline/VideoW
NOST 324 - Contemporary Issues in the Circumpolar World IOnline/VideoF
NOST 325 - Contemporary Issues in the Circumpolar World IIOnline/VideoW
NOST 326 - Lands and Environments of the Circumpolar North IOnline/VideoF
NOST 327 - Lands and Environments of the Circumpolar World IIOnline/VideoW
NOST 328 - Peoples and Cultures of the Circumpolar North IOnline/VideoF
NOST 329 - Peoples and Cultures of the Circumpolar North IIOnline/VideoW
PSYC 201 - Research Methods in Psychology
PSYC 203 - Social Psychology
PSYC 204 - Abnormal PsychologyWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
PSYC 205 - Child Development
RRMT 236 - Land and Protected Area ManagementWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
Pathway 7
TitleCampusScheduled
ANTH 140 - Introduction to the Fields of AnthropologyWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ANTH 144 - Heritage and Culture Field School
ATHA 101 - Introduction to Native Languages IWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ATHA 102 - Introduction to Native Languages 2Online/VideoW
FNST 140 - Preservation of Traditional Knowledge
LANG 140 - Language and Culture PreservationOnline/VideoF
LANG 240 - Language ActivismOnline/VideoW
NOST 202 - Social History of the North
Pathway 8
TitleCampusScheduled
ASTR 100 - Introduction to Astronomy
BIOL 101 - Ecology, Evolution and DiversityWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
BIOL 101L - Ecology, Evolution and Diversity - LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
BIOL 102 - Cellular Biology and PhysiologyWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
BIOL 102L - Cellular Biology and Physiology - LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
CHEM 110 - The Structure of MatterWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
CHEM 110L - The Structure of Matter LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
CHEM 111 - Chemical Energetics and DynamicsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
CHEM 111L - Chemical Energetics and Dynamics LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
ENVS 040 - Environmental Change and Fish and Wildlife Health
ENVS 041 - Environmental Change and Community Health
ENVS 042 - Yukon Water Source Protection
ENVS 100 - Introduction to Environmental Science 1Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ENVS 100L - Environmental Science I LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
ENVS 101 - Introduction to Environmental Science 2
ENVS 101L - Environmental Science II Lab
GEOG 101 - Earth Systems: Atmosphere and ClimateWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
GEOG 101L - Introduction to Physical Geography I LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
GEOG 102 - Earth Systems: Landscapes and Natural HazardsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
GEOG 102L - Physical Geography II LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
GEOL 110 - Mineralogy/Petrology
GEOL 111 - Structural Geology
MATH 105 - Introductory Statistics
PHYS 101 - Elementary Physics 1Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
PHYS 101L - Elementary Physics I LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)F
PHYS 102 - Elementary Physics 2Whitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
PHYS 102L - Elementary Physics II LabWhitehorse (Ayamdigut)W
Pathway 9
TitleCampusScheduled
COMM 100 - Business CommunicationsWhitehorse (Ayamdigut), Online/VideoF W S
COMM 192 - Business Communications
ENGL 101 - Introduction to the Study of LiteratureOnline/VideoF W S
ENGL 140 - First Nations Fiction

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