Dr. Nathon Breu

Nathon is a faculty member in American Indian Studies (AIS) and History (Hist). He teaches numerous courses in the American Indian Studies and History departments. He teaches the following classes on campus:

• AIS 171: First Semester Indigenous Languages of Wisconsin: Ojibwe
• AIS 172: Second Semester Indigenous Languages of Wisconsin: Ojibwe
• AIS 105: Anishinaabe Ethnobotany: Plants in Anishinaabe Culture
• AIS/HIST 203: Western Great Lakes American Indian Community Life of the Past
• AIS/HIST 262: North American Indian History to 1887
• AIS/HIST 263 North American Indian History 1887 to present
• AIS/HIST 475 American Indian History Law and Government
• AIS 474/HIST An Ojibwe Look at Spring Plants
• AIS 489 Indigenous Land Management Summer Internship Program in partnership with Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District

Teaching and research interests include Indigenous history, language, culture, and Indigenous knowledge.