GENERAL

• Brian DeRuiter.  HIST 3P35: North America's First Nations.  Brock University.

• Mary-Ellen Kelm.  HIST 325: History Of Aboriginal People Of North America To 1850.  Simon Fraser University.

• Carolyn Podruchny.  HIST 5190: Indigenous History In North America Before 1900.  York University, Fall 2010.

CANADA

• Jarvis Brownlie.  HIST 2280: Aboriginal History Of Canada.  University Of Manitoba, 2009-2010.

• M. K. Lux.  HIST 2Q97: Native-Newcomer Relations In Canada.  Brock University.

• M. K. Lux.  HIST 4V65: Aboriginal History In Modern Canada.  Brock University.

• Jim Miller.  HIST 859: Studies In Canadian History -- Indian Treaties In Canada.  University Of Saskatchewan, Winter 2011.

• Jim Miller.  HIST 264: Introduction To The History Of Indian-White Relations In Canada To 1880.  University Of Saskatchewan, Winter 2008.

• Jim Miller.  HIST 265: Introduction To The History Of Indian-white Relations In Canada, 1880 to The Present.  University Of Saskatchewan, 2004.  (The author of this syllabus asks readers to bear in mind that it is now out of date)

• Timothy Winegard.  HIST 344: Native Peoples Of Eastern Canada.  Wilfred Laurier University, Fall 2009.

UNITED STATES

• Gary J. Kornblith.  HIST 325: Native American History, ca. 1450-1900.  Oberlin College, Fall 2009.

• P. Albert Lacson.  HIST 225: Through Native Eyes -- Native American History, 1491-1865.  Grinnell College, Fall 2009.

• Neal Salisbury.  HIST 285: Native American History, 1492 To The Present.  Smith College, Fall 2009.

• Nancy Shoemaker.  HIST 3570: American Indian History.  University Of Connecticut, Fall 2009.

TOPICS

• Mary-Ellen Kelm.  HIST 427: Representing Aboriginality -- Politics Of Production And Methods Of Perception.  Simon Fraser University.

• David J. Silverman.  HIST 101: Indians And The Problem Of Race In Early America.  George Washington University.