Welcome to American Indian Studies at Oklahoma State University
Welcome to American Indian Studies at Oklahoma State University. Currently we offer a minor in American Indian Studies (AMIS) that is designed to complement the undergraduate student’s major area of study. The goal of the AMIS minor is to encourage students to expand their cultural knowledge and to gain an appreciation for American Indian cultures of Oklahoma, the region, and the nation. The overarching purpose of the minor is to offer an interdisciplinary program for Native American and non-Native American students who wish to concentrate in the study of American Indian law, culture, history, and language or who may be preparing for careers in tribal affairs or other related professional employment.
The AMIS faculty represents a diverse group of scholars from ten departments across campus. Consistent with other academic programs on campus, the American Indian Studies Program encourages curriculum development/expansion, student and faculty research, and collaboration with other programs interested in both historical and contemporary cultural issues of American Indian people.
Announcements
Announcements
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AMIS Event: Reading the Bible on Turtle Island AMIS, Center for Sovereign Nations, and OSU Religious Studies Program is hosting a talk by Chris Hoklotubbe regarding Indigenous culture and Christian scripture. If this event interests you, please...
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OUHSC Paid Summer Research Program OUHSC is calling for Native students to apply for a summer research program! This will include research in a laboratory, specifically regarding clinical, translational, public health, and cancer...
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Native American Heritage Month Celebration The American Indian Studies Program, in conjunction with American Indians into Psychology and the Psychology Diversified Students Program, invite you to join a celebration of Native American...