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Calling All Students! Check Out Our Updated Listing of Courses for Cross-Enrollment

  • CNNCTS
  • May 21
  • 3 min read

Updated: 7 days ago

We're excited to share our updated listing of courses for cross-enrollment across participating California State University (CSU), University of California (UC), and California Community College (CCC) campuses, that integrate Indigenous perspectives through expert guest speakers, curated readings, and hands-on activities. These courses provide students with a strong foundation in applied climate science and action with a place-based focus on California American Indian knowledges, histories, and experiences. Learn more about our updated list of course offerings and enrollment on today's blog!


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Are you ready to enhance your environmental and cultural understanding through a California American Indian framework?

Launched in 2023, the Collaborative of Native Nations for Climate Transformation and Stewardship (CNNCTS) brings together Tribal partners, non-Tribal partners, and academic institutions to advance a collaborative model of Indigenous-led land stewardship. These high-impact learning opportunities honor, elevate and incorporate Indigenous wisdom to the curriculum, reflecting both the cultural and biological diversity of Southern California.


Explore Climate Action Through a California American Indian Perspective

Available to students across participating California State University (CSU), University of California (UC), and California Community College (CCC) campuses, our curated listing of courses for cross-enrollment integrate Indigenous perspectives through expert guest speakers, curated readings, and hands-on activities. These courses provide students with a strong foundation in applied climate science and action with a place-based focus on California American Indian knowledges, histories, and experiences.


Please note: Not all courses are offered each semester or quarter.


See enrollment details and course information below.


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San Diego State University


Cross Enrollment Courses

  • AMIND 350 • American Indian Environmental Management

  • AMIND 420 • Indian Peoples of California

  • AMIND 470 • American Indian Worldviews and Cosmologies

  • AMIND 498 • American Indian Community Service

  • GEOG 370 • Conservation Science and Practice

  • GEOG 570 • Environmental Conservation Practice


Cross Enrollment Guidance for SDSU Students

To enroll in a course offered by a California Community College (CCC), California State University (CSU), or University of California (UC) campus:



University of California Riverside


Cross Enrollment Courses

  • BIOL 110 • Biology of Human Problems

  • BIOL 116 • Ecology and Conservation Biology

  • BIOL 166 • Global Change Biology

  • BPSC 165 • Restoration Ecology

  • ETST 121 • California Native Cultures


Cross Enrollment Guidance for UCR Students

To enroll in a course offered by a UC, CSU, or CCC: 



CSU Long Beach


Cross Enrollment Courses

  • AIS 336 • Indigenous Philosophies of Sustainability

  • AIS 499 • American Indian Studies Independent Study

  • CE 404 • Laboratory Techniques

  • CE 435 • Hydrology and Water Resources Engineering

  • ESP 400 • Environmental Science and Policy Capstone Project

  • GEOL 191 • Air & Water Pollution

  • GEOL 300 • Earth Systems and Global Change


Cross Enrollment Guidance for CSULB Students

To enroll in a course offered by another CSU:

To enroll in a course offered by a UC or CCC: 


University of California Santa Barbara


Cross Enrollment Courses

  • ESM 215 • Landscape Ecology

  • ESM 296 • Advanced Topics in Environmental Management & Planning


Cross Enrollment Guidance for UCSB Students

To enroll in a course offered by a UC, CSU, or CCC: 



Cuyamaca College


Cross Enrollment Courses

  • HIST 129 / KUMY 129 • Kumeyaay History II: 1846-Present

  • HUM 116 / KUMY 116 • Kumeyaay Arts and Culture I

  • KUMY 133 • Ethnoecology

  • KUMY 134 • Ethnobotany


Cross Enrollment Guidance for Cuyamaca Students

To enroll in a course offered by SDSU:



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