Ojibwemowin
Contact Information:
Dr. Alixena Patnaude,Vice President of Academic Affairs,
Language Developer/Instructor
(701) 394-3158
apatnaude@tm.edu
Office: 210 L
Program Type
Certificate
Estimated Time to Complete
Two Semesters (One Academic Year)
Format
Off Campus (Online)
Program Description
This certificate provides the opportunity for the student to begin their journey to being able to converse in Ojibwe. It provides a foundation in speaking, reading, writing and understanding the Ojibwe language and provides a strong foundation in preparation for the Associates Degree in Anishinaabe Language (AA) and /or the Bachelor of Arts in Ojibwe Language, Culture and History.
Career Outlook
PROGRAM OUTCOMES:
1. Ojibwe language preservation and culture revitalization. The language is considered an
endangered language.
2. Provides classroom teachers with additional cultural and language knowledge to add to
their classroom.
3. Increase the number of students interested in the Associates Degree in Anishinaabe
Language (AA) and /or the Bachelor of Arts in Ojibwe Language, Culture and History.
Credit Hours
18 Credit Hours
Application Deadline
Review the TMC Academic Calendar for admission & registration deadlines for each semester.
Requirements
Requirements
Program Required Courses
Ojibwemowin Certificate Pathway
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Total Credit Hours: 15