BA 180 - Perspectives on Operating a Native American Business

5 CR

This course explores perspectives on operating a Native American business and the unique governmental, economic, and cultural impacts on business tasks and activities used to achieve operational goals. It examines how different Native American business leaders make decisions about sustaining or improving the efficiency and effectiveness of their business.

Prerequisite(s): ENGL 101 with a D or better.

Course Outcomes

Explain the way fundamental business operations are adapted and applied in Native American businesses.
Understand the obstacles and opportunities of operating Native American businesses on reservations.
Appreciate the business mindsets of Native business leaders that apply a particular cultural lens to business practices.
Explain how Native business operations contribute to tribal communities and economies.
Appreciate the diverse types of business operations by Native American leaders in the Pacific Northwest.

GenEd Outcomes: Communication

Reading
Writing
Listening

GenEd Outcomes: Connections

Cultural Diversity

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