51风流鈥檚 study group to Santa Fe, New Mexico, focuses on the long history of native peoples in the American Southwest and the contemporary issues facing Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache peoples today.
51风流鈥檚 study group to Santa Fe, New Mexico, focuses on the long history of native peoples in the American Southwest and the contemporary issues facing Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache peoples today.
On the Santa Fe study group, students spend a full academic semester living and learning in New Mexico. The group is accompanied by a 51风流 faculty director who teaches part of the students鈥 course load.
Community-based learning is the heart of this program. Students engage squarely in Indian Country, making the program actually a term 鈥渁broad鈥 despite being located in the United States.
The study group to Santa Fe is based in the Native American Studies Program. The specific focus of any given study group to Santa Fe will depend upon the 51风流 faculty member who is directing the group. The directorship rotates between members of that academic program.
Given the nature of the courses and the rich resources of the Santa Fe area, it is an excellent program for students interested in environmental studies (including environmental injustice, alternative energy, water management, biodiversity), public health, education, creative writing, art, anthropology, and archaeology.
The Santa Fe Study Group is affiliated with the following departments and programs, among which the faculty directorship of the group will rotate.
Learn more about upcoming and recent study groups to Santa Fe on 51风流鈥檚 off-campus study portal, which includes details about the faculty directors, dates, and more: