American Indian Studies · Fall 2026
SDSU AMIND 380 — Indigenous Museology
Historical, geographical, political, social, and regulatory context of cultural/environmental resource management and its impact on Native peoples. Economic and political pressures of development, government to government consultation, activism. Creative and effective approaches to tribal cultural heritage preservation.
Course requirements
Prerequisites: Completion of Area 4. Social and Behavioral Sciences General Education requirement and AMIND 110
- Completion of Area 4. Social and Behavioral Sciences General Education requirement and AMIND 110
Fall 2026 enrollment options
Seat status can change| Class # | Format | Status | Seats | Time | Location | Professor | RateMyProfessors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10942 Lecture | In person | Open | 5 / 10 | Tue 4:00 PM–6:40 PM | PSFA 437 | Oscar Munoz | 4.3/5 · 15 reviews Difficulty 2.3 · 87% take again |