2002-2003 UAF Catalog

Course Descriptions

Degrees and Programs Index


Tribal Management

TM 101 (3 Credits) Fall
Introduction to Tribal Government (3+0)

Comprehensive study of tribal government and politics in rural Alaska. Explores the differences and relationships among tribal, state and federal government. Presents key concepts for building and enhancing tribal government for building program and institutional development. (Prerequisites: Must be familiar with computer and related word processing and spreadsheet programs.)


TM 105 (3 Credits) Spring
Introduction to Tribal Finance Applications (3+0)

Tools and methods for the management and oversight of tribal government programs and organizations in rural Alaska. Student evaluation includes how well the student affects changes in tribal operations and tribal management. (Prerequisites: Must be familiar with computer and related word processing and spreadsheet programs.)


TM 199 (3 Credits) Fall, Spring
Tribal Management Practicum I (3+0)

Professional and personal development while working in a rural service organization. Emphasis on developing the understanding and skills necessary for delivery of rural services. Course is guided by an academic advisor. Student must be willing and able to work independently outside the classroom and in the community. (Prerequisites: Must be familiar with computer and related word processing and spreadsheet programs.)


TM 201 (3 Credits) Spring
Advanced Tribal Government (3+0)

Comprehensive study of tribal government and politics in rural Alaska. Explores the differences and relationships among tribal, state and federal government. Presents key concepts for building and enhancing tribal government for building program and institutional development. (Prerequisites: Must be familiar with computer and related word processing and spreadsheet programs.)


TM 205 (3 Credits) Fall
Advanced Tribal Finance Applications (3+0)

Advanced tools and methods for the management and oversight of tribal government programs and organizations in rural Alaska. Student evaluation includes how well the student affects changes in tribal operations and tribal management. (Prerequisites: TM 105 and must be familiar with computer and related word processing and spreadsheet programs.)


TM 299 (3 Credits) Fall, Spring
Tribal Management Practicum II (3+0)

Professional and personal development while working in a rural service organization. Emphasis on developing the understanding and skills necessary for delivery of rural services. Course is guided by an academic advisor. Student must be willing and able to work independently outside the classroom and in the community. (Prerequisites: Must be familiar with computer and related word processing and spreadsheet programs.)