6 courses with the subject ANI, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ANI 100| fall/spring semester3
Introduction to Anishinaabe Studies This course introduces students to the content areas of the Anishinaabe curriculum. The word Anishinaabe refers to all Indigenous people of North America. Content includes an overview of Anishinaabe culture, history, and philosophy, federal Indian [sic] policy, land and environment, gender roles, and contemporary social issues.
Nationhood & Gathering of Manoomin Introduction to the cultural relationship between the Ojibwe people and manoomin (wild rice); an overview of the spiritual, economic, social, and dietary dependence of the Ojibwe on manoomin. Includes an overview of the elements of nationhood: Ojibwe language and culture, history, land base, and governance in relationship to manoomin. This is an experientially-based course in which students will spend time on the lake gathering and parching manoomin. Students will also spend time in the classroom evaluating and interpreting knowledge about wild rice and the Ojibwe people. Learning to think critically is an inherent part of this course. *Possibility that student will have to pay for a ricing license.
