Tribal Stewardship O.E.C.

Students must earn a C- grade or better in each course.

Course List
		Credits
General University Requirements
Complete the general university requirements.
Occupational Endorsement Requirements
Complete the occupational endorsement requirements.
Tribal Stewardship Program Requirements
Complete the following:
TG F120	Introduction to Tribal Natural Resources Stewardship	3
Complete 6 credits from the following:		6
TG F102	Essentials of Tribal Government
TG F103	Introduction to Tribal Administration
TG F112	Federal Indian Law for Alaska Tribes
TG F140	Introduction to Geospatial Data
TG F141	Practical GIS for Rural Alaska
TG F142	Practical GIS Project Design
TG F160	Indigenous Culture and Science Camp
TG F161	Tribal and Community Leadership Development
TG F162	Tribal Youth Advocacy
TG F221	Tribal Participation in Federal Fish and Wildlife Management Systems
TG F222	Tribal Participation in State Fish and Game Management Systems
TG F225	Tribal Natural Resources Stewardship in Practice
Additional advisor-approved electives ¹
Total Credits		9

¹: Some offerings of TG F250 may fulfill this requirement with advisor approval.

Roadmaps

Roadmaps provide suggested semester-by-semester study plans for programs and are based on full-time enrollment, unless otherwise specified.

This roadmap should be used in conjunction with regular academic advising sessions. All students are encouraged to meet with their advisor or mentor each semester.
Certain courses and milestones must be completed in the specified semester to ensure on-time graduation.
Transfer credits may affect the roadmap.
Requirements, course availability, and sequencing may change.
Courses marked with (*) are recommended.

First Year
Fall	Credits	Spring	Credits
TG F120²⁰	3	Complete one of the following: (*)²⁶	3
TG F221 (*)²⁶	3	TG F225
		TG F112 and TG F140 and TG F160
	6		3
Total Credits 9

Roadmap Footnotes
General Education Requirements	Degree Requirements	Program & Other Requirements
1--Communication	8--Alaska Native-themed	20--Program Requirement
2--Arts	9--Communication	21--Capstone Requirement
3--Humanities	10--Computation	22--Concentration Course
4--Social Sciences	11--Ethics	23--General Elective
5--Additional Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences	12--Humanities	24--Minor Course
6--Mathematics	13--Human Relations	25--Upper Division
7--Natural Sciences	14--Humanities or Social Sciences	26--Program Elective
	15--Library & Information Research
	16--Mathematics
	17--Natural Sciences
	18--Other
	19--Social Sciences

Learning Outcomes are specific, measurable statements that define the knowledge and skills students will gain by the end of the program.

Graduates of this program will be able to:

Develop an increased understanding of Tribal Stewardship, including: Indigenous oral histories, languages, songs, dance, wild foods and plants harvesting and handling, arts and lifeways in community wellbeing and sustainability
Describe foundations, principles, goals, and history of Tribal Natural Resource Stewardship in Alaska and relationship to wellbeing
Describe State of Alaska and United States natural resources laws, regulations, and management systems impacting Tribal Stewardship in Alaska
Describe how, when, and where to participate in State of Alaska and United States management systems of fish and wildlife to promote traditional ways of life, including providing effective participation and testimony
Identify introductory concepts and tools in developing successful contemporary Tribal Natural Resource Stewardship programs in Alaska