The Nest compiled this list of undergraduate courses to help students find classes that might interest them throughout the year.
Information is subject to change without notice. Check Schedule Builder each quarter to get specific course descriptions, prerequisites, class schedule and course registration number (CRN).
Native American Studies
If you're interested in enhancing your knowledge of Native American culture and communities, please check out one of the Native American Studies (NAS) courses offered this year. Contact the Native American Studies Department if you have any questions.
Fall Quarter 2026
- NAS 001: Introduction to Native American Studies
- NAS 005: Introduction to Native American Literature
- NAS 005A: Writer's Workshop
- NAS 007: Indigenous and Minority Languages
- NAS 034: Native American Art Studio
- NAS 107: Learning Native American Languages
- NAS 110A: Quechua Language and Society - Beginning Level 1
- NAS 190: Advanced Seminar on Sovereignty and Autonomy
- NAS 200: Basic Concepts in Native American Studies
- NAS 202: Advanced Concepts in Native American Studies
- NAS 254: Native American Literature
Winter Quarter 2027
- Classes will be announced at a later date.
Spring Quarter 2027
- Classes will be announced at a later date.
University Honors Program
Some additional NAS courses may be taught by faculty through the University Honors Program (UHP). For registration information contact the University Honors Program.
The Nest Leadership Courses
The The Nest sponsors several leadership classes throughout the academic year. Email The Nest for more information and registration details.
Fall
- First Year Aggie Connections (FYAC) - Native Americans Building Connections and Strengthening Community (NAS 93/193)
For all first-year and first-year transfer students, the "Native Americans Building Connections and Strengthening Community" First-Year Aggie Connection (FYAC) focuses on developing a "home away from home" where your value as a student is recognized, your academic successes and accomplishments are celebrated and your contributions to your community are honored as your are. In this connection, we aim to create a sense of belonging and build community with one another, supporting you as you navigate this next chapter in your educational journey. Through weekly class meetings, readings and assignments, we will explore various topics relevant to navigating and flourishing at a Research 1 (R1) University and beyond.
Winter/Spring
- NAS 093/193 - Native American Community Leadership
The Native American Leadership class provides mentorship and space to create dialogue on student development theory on Native American Leadership in a higher education setting.