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The California Tribal College plans to offer the following two (2) Associate Degree Programs in Fall 2018 in the Greater Sacramento Region:

Program 1: Tribal & Public Administration (Associate of Arts/Sciences)

Potential Courses include:

CTC Core Classes

Tribal SovereigntyCalifornia Indian HistoryNative Nation-BuildingHistory of PlaceIntroduction to Tribal Government in CaliforniaManaging Tribal GovernmentsIntroduction to ComputersIntroduction to Successful LearningPre-Contact Native American HistoryPost-Contact Native American History

Tribal & Public Administration

Business LawFinancial Accounting Principles of ManagementPrinciples of MicroeconomicsIndian Policy & Tribal Self-GovernanceBudgetingPrinciples of Planning Public Policy ProcessTribal Organizational Theory & DevelopmentLeadership & Decision-Making

General Education

EnglishNatural ScienceSocial ScienceHumanitiesHealth

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Program 2: Tribal Management (Associate of Arts/Sciences)

Potential Courses include:

CTC Core Classes

Tribal SovereigntyCalifornia Indian HistoryNative Nation-BuildingHistory of PlaceIntroduction to Tribal Government in CaliforniaIntroduction to Managing Tribal GovernmentsTribal Management PracticumTribal Government in California IIManaging Tribal Governments II

General Education

EnglishNatural ScienceSocial ScienceHumanitiesHealth

Selection from One of the Following Areas:

(A) Environmental & Natural Resource Management

Natural History of CaliforniaIntroduction to Environmental ScienceIntroduction to California Tribal EnvironmentalIntroduction to California Tribal Cultural ResourcesNatural Resources Conservation and PolicyPublic Lands Law and PolicyCultural Resources PolicyCalifornia Tribal Land Water IssuesPerspectives on Subsistence in CaliforniaResource Management Research TechniquesIntroduction to Tribal Natural Resource ManagementIntroduction to Geospatial DataPractical GIS for California TribesPractical GIS Project DesignIntroduction to NEPACross Connections: Adapting and Integrating Principles of Management and Conservation

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(B) Community Health & WellnessNative Cultures of California

Personal Awareness and GrowthCultural Diversity in Human Services Basic Principles of Group CounselingIntroduction to Psychology Processes of Community changeCalifornia Tribes Values and Principles Introduction to CounselingIntroduction to Recovery and Mental Illness CaseHistorical Trauma and Missionization of California TribesNutrition and Health ChangeNutrition Science for the GenerationsFood SystemsCommunity Nutrition InterventionsIntroduction to Nutrition CounselingIntroduction to Social WorkEthics, Values and Social Work PracticeSocial Work

(C) Tribal Governance & Law

Indigenous Land SettlementsNative Self-GovernmentPolitical EconomyLeadership, Citizenship, and ChoiceIntroduction to Public AdministrationCalifornia Native PoliticsCalifornia Native Land and Water IssuesPerspectives on Subsistence in California TribesTribal Court Development for California TribesChildren’s Topics in Tribal JusticeFederal Indian Law for California TribesTribal Code DevelopmentTribal Justice Responses to Community and Domestic Violence Tribal Court AdministrationJuvenile Justice in Tribal CourtTribal Court Enforcement of DecisionsTribal Community and Restorative JusticeCurrent Topics in Tribal Government

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(D) Community & Economic Development

Principles of Accounting IRancheria/Reservation Based EntrepreneurshipIntroduction to TourismPersonal and Business FinanceFundamentals of SupervisionFund Accounting for NonprofitsPublic RelationsIntroduction to BusinessBasic Communication and Employability SkillsPolitical EconomyEconomics of California TribesCalifornia Water and LandGrant Writing for Community DevelopmentIntroduction to Utility ManagementOrganizational Management for UtilitiesFinancial Management for UtilitiesPersonnel Management for Utilities

(E) Tribal Planning

Fundamentals of SupervisionSmall-Business PlanningIntroduction to Project Development for Tribal ConstructionGrant Writing for Community DevelopmentCultural Tourism: Planning and PrinciplesStrategic Planning and Decision MakingPlanning for UtilitiesRural Transportation Planning

For additional information, please contact CTC Director of Institutional Development, Crystal Blue, at cblue@californiatribalcollege.com or 530.661.5767.

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