Contemporary Indigenous Multilingualism Certificate
This is content from the Catalog 2019–2020 back issue. Please visit the current catalog for current information.
Coordinator:
Email: saft@hawaii.edu
Requirements (21-25 credits):
Required Courses (6)
- LING 102 Introduction to Linguistics (3)
- KIND 240 Culture Revitalization Movemnt (3)
Core Electives (6-8), taken from:
- LING 133 Elem Indig Lang (3)
- LING 233 Inter Indig Langs (3)
- KHAW 103 First Lvl Trans Hawn Immersion (4)
- KHAW 104 First Lvl Partial Hawn Immers (4)
- KHAW 133 First Lvl Hawn for Speakers (4)
- KHAW 233 Second Level Hawn for Speakers (4)
- transfer semester hours in an indigenous language other than Hawaiian (i.e. Lakota, Samoan) from a tribal college or other college
Related Electives (9-11), taken from:
- LING 442 Languages in Hawaiʻi (3)
- LING 347 Pidgins And Creoles (3)
- LING 331 Lang in Culture & Society (3)
- Courses in indigenous languages other than Hawaiian
- Courses pertaining to indigenous multilingualism with prior permission from the Hawaiian Studies department chair
- Hawaiian language courses; however, no more than a total of 8 credits may be applied to this certificate
Note: This certificate may be taken by linguistics majors or any other major.