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Ojibwe
OJB 1111 - Beg Ojibwe Lang and Culture I : 4 Credits
A two-part sequence in beginning Ojibwemowin, implementing the double-vowel system. These courses introduce students to seasonal cultural practices as well as pronunciation, spelling and the usage of basic verbs and nouns (animate and inanimate) in a simple sentence.
OJB 1112 - Beg Ojibwe Lang & Culture I : 4 Credits
A two-part sequence in beginning Ojibwemowin, implementing the double-vowel system. These courses introduce students to seasonal cultural practices as well as pronunciation, spelling and the usage of basic verbs and nouns (animate and inanimate) in a simple sentence.
OJB 1777 - Topics : 0 - 4 Credits
Topics.
OJB 1999 - Independent Study : 1 - 4 Credits
Description coming soon.
OJB 2101 - Intermediate Ojibwe I : 2 Credits
The second phase of the Ojibwe language sequence which adds a class of verbs to the existing vocabulary, builds speaking skills with more complex sentences, and emphasizes translation from English to Ojibwe and Ojibwe to English. Prerequisite: OJB 1104.
OJB 2102 - Intermediate Ojibwe II : 2 Credits
Prerequisite: OJB 2101.
OJB 2105 - Ojibwe Language Immersion I : 2 Credits
A summer immersion camp which runs for approximately one week, and includes intensive cultural and Ojibwe language experiences with instructors, elders, and cultural consultants from the Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nations community in Ontario, Canada. Students are encouraged to take the immersion experience during their first and second summers of their language study.
OJB 2777 - Topics in Ojibwe Language : 1 - 4 Credits
Topics.
OJB 2999 - Independent Study : 0 - 4 Credits
Independent Study.
OJB 3101 - Advanced Ojibwe I : 2 Credits
Final phase of the Ojibwe language sequence. This course focuses on the mechanics of the language and especially on oral skills in preparation for a final proficiency exam. Some of the linguistic aspects of the Ojibwe language are explored, while adding a final class of verbs and increasing complexity of vocabulary as well as sentence construction. Prerequisite: OJB 2102.
OJB 3105 - Ojibwe Language Immersion II : 2 Credits
A summer immersion camp which runs for approximately one week, and includes intensive cultural and Ojibwe language experiences with instructors, elders, and cultural consultants from the Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nations community in Ontario, Canada. Students are encouraged to take the immersion experience during their first and second summers of their language study.
OJB 3777 - Ojibwe course : 0 - 4 Credits
Topics.
OJB 3999 - Independent Study : 0 - 4 Credits
Independent Study.
OJB 4101 - Advanced Ojibwe II : 2 Credits
Prerequisite: OJB 3101.
OJB 4777 - Independent Study : 0 - 4 Credits
Topics.
OJB 4999 - Independent Study : 1 - 4 Credits
Independent Study.
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