Courses/Certificates

Cdn. Native Art and Culture

Canadian Native Art and Culture (GNED 2030)

This course examines contemporary Canadian Native Art through a consideration of the cultures which form the basis of the art. The cultures and art of the Inuit, Northwest Coast, Plains and Eastern Woodlands are examined. Students research and study concerns surrounding and expressed in Native Art from several points of view: aesthetic, historical, social, cultural, political and personal.

Credits:

Credit Hours	Contact Hours	Lecture Hours	Lab Hours	Other
3.000	42.000

[+] Prerequisites:

None

[+] Corequisites and Concurrent Prerequisite(s):

None

[+] Equivalents:

GED 9167 Cdn Native Art & Culture

[-] Restrictions:

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:
Post Secondary

Note: Students registering for credit courses for the first time must declare a program (or major) at the point of registration.
Fees are subject to change.
Depending on your program and your course load the fees may vary from those stated on the web.

Note for LU at Georgian students: Laurentian course fees may adjust upon registration, depending on student’s study year and major.

Unless stated, the course fee does NOT include the text. Not all courses have required texts. No classes are held on statutory holidays.

Canadian Native Art and Culture (GNED 2030)

Course Sections:

CRN	Status	Fees	Type	Dates	Location
22084	RegClosed	$309.96	Lecture	Thu Jan 07/13 Apr 19/13 08:00 am 10:50 am	Orillia OR_M B111
				withdrawal without academic penalty allowed until 15-MAR-13