HIST 705: Wisconsin Indian History, Culture and Tribal Sovereignty (Online)

May 18 – June 26
2 Graduate Credits
Online Course delivery

Wisconsin state law requires teachers teaching in the state to have received "instruction in the study of minority group relations, including instruction in the history, culture and tribal sovereignty of the federally recognized American Indian tribes and bands located in this state."  (s.118.19(8) Wis. Stats, PI 34.15(4)(c)1 Wis. Admin. Code), http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dpi/dlsis/tel/pi34.html

Complete your requirement from the comfort of your own home:

• online
• participate at your own time, pace, and from locations that are                convenient to you
• asynchronous delivery allows you to work by your own schedule
• submit final coursework no later than June 26th – finish sooner if you wish!

Syllabus [PDF] -

Course Instructor

Professor James Oberly, Ph.D., has been with the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Department of History since 1983, and a member of the American Indian Studies Program Executive Committee since 1995.  Dr. Oberly has extensive experience in teaching online courses.

Get Registration Materials/Online Resources

1. Go to Registrar Office
2. If you are not currently enrolled at UW-Eau Claire, choose the “Special Student” link in the box at the top right of the registration page.
3. Mail with your check made payable to UW-Eau Claire.