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Understanding Cultural Paradigms_Advanced

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Micro-CredentialNon-degree

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Indigenous cultural awareness and competency are crucial for fostering a sense of belonging for Indigenous people, whether they are students, employees, or recipients of services. This two-day advanced training equips participants with a deeper understanding of culture, diverse worldviews, and paradigms, and guides them in taking actionable steps to create environments of respect, empathy, and inclusion.

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  • Montana

    Montana

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Diversity Awareness
  • Diversity Equity and Inclusion Initatives
  • Diversity Management
  • Diversity Programs
  • Diversity Training
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Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: emerging (Level 1)(based on Micro-Credential)

  • Ethnographic observation and interview protocols — apply under faculty supervision to collect preliminary field data within a defined cultural community or site.
  • Research literature and primary source documents — review and synthesize to support ongoing departmental or laboratory research projects under senior guidance.
  • Descriptive data records — create using photography, audio recording, and field notes to document social patterns during supervised fieldwork.
  • Foundational anthropological and archaeological concepts — demonstrate comprehension when assisting senior researchers in designing pilot study instruments.
  • Written research summaries — draft for internal review, translating field observations into structured prose under editorial supervision of a principal investigator.
  • Geographic information system (GIS) software — operate at a basic level to plot site or community data under the direction of an experienced project team member.
  • Cultural belief systems and their relationship to health practices — identify preliminary patterns while assisting collaborative projects with public health partners.
  • Analytical or scientific software databases — enter, query, and maintain social or archaeological data records in support of an established research team.
  • Oral presentations of early-stage findings — deliver to departmental seminars under mentorship, demonstrating clarity and foundational disciplinary vocabulary.
  • Ethnographic research methods — learn and begin to apply in organizational or community contexts as a supervised team member on an applied research project.

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