Our Mission

Royal Tribal University’s divine mission is to strengthen Indigenous American Indian, Indigenous, and underserved families by providing culturally aligned legal literacy, ministry-based crisis response, justice education,

A SEMESTER 1 EVOLVE Spring 2026

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About Course

Our Undergraduate Degree Program is designed to provide an accelerated, focused academic experience while maintaining intellectual rigor and measurable academic standards.

Each academic year consists of:

* **Two (2) Semesters**
* **18 Weeks Per Semester**
* **21 Academic Credits Per Semester**

Upon successful completion of four 18-week semesters (120 total credits), students qualify for conferral of an Undergraduate Degree in their selected program of study.

Detailed course descriptions and credit breakdowns are available on the **Course Description Page**.

Course Content

Kurimeo Ahau Presents History & Genealogy March 15,22,29 & April 5
W/Kurimeo Ahau, who explores the hidden and long-forgotten genealogical history of the Americas through Indigenous, Biblical, and pre-colonial lenses, records, ancient migrations, and ancestral lineages that connect Biblical tribes with Indigenous nations of the Western Hemisphere. Credit Hours: 6

INSIDE THE BELLY OF THE BEAST: THE BABY FOLLOWS THE BELLY April 12,19,26, and May 10
Special instruction from Chief Justice Jaguar presents vital lineage knowledge of the Pamunkey (Paumunkey) Tribe and the true family line of Pocahontas, restoring Indigenous legal identity and correcting state-approved narratives. How to reclaim your indigenous Status! Credit Hours: 1

Etymology
Piercing the Veil of Words: Etymology, Law, and the Hidden Power of Language: w/Ayana Reaves. Pierce beyond the surface of everyday English and legal language to uncover the historical, vibrational, and juridical meanings embedded within words. Students will explore how language has been engineered through history to shape perception, authority, and compliance, especially within legal and governmental systems. Credit Hours: 1

Civil Procedure
Art of Civil Procedure and Commerce: This course provides a practical and structured study of civil procedure, focusing on how civil cases are initiated, governed, and resolved within courts and administrative systems. Students learn the rules, processes, and strategic considerations that determine how rights are asserted and remedies are obtained. Credit Hours: 3

Financial Management Part 1 May 17, 24, 31
Negotiable Instruments and Instructions: Comprehension of Financial Terminology & Affidavits Administrative Accounting, UCC codes and Contract, Credit vs Debit, Discharging Debt Credit Hours: 4

Financial Management Part 2 June 7 & 14
Post Office: Postmaster Zip Codes, Firm Books, International Jurisdiction, Banking: Fractional and non-fractional Credit Hours: 3

From Executorship to Trustship How to Steer Your Ships in Commerce: Status Correction, SSM, Estate June21, 28 & July 5
The role of an Executor and a Trustee and how to take on these roles rather than exist as a corporate fiction. The idea of “separating self and state” can be interpreted in several ways, drawing on political theory, philosophy, psychology, and religion. It generally refers to distinguishing the individual’s identity, rights, and autonomy from the collective power, laws, and authority of the government. This course explores the religious and political theory of ourselves, the duality of our birth, the creation of the estate and the “innerstanding” of how to separate them. Required Books: Zero Percent by Du’ Vaul Dey From Executorship to Trustship How to Steer Your Ships in Commerce by Dr. Learned Hands (Additional Cost$149) Be The One to Execute Your Trust by David Robinson Credit Hours: 3

Financial Management Part 4 July 12, 19, & 26
Deeper understanding of UCC Codes, Titles, Subsections & Trust instrumentation. Credit Hours: 3

Time Management Indepedent Study
This course reframes as time stewardship, the discipline governance of attention, energy & priorities. Learners examine how modern systems, obligations, all compete for time and develop practical strategies to regain control.

Tech 101 Independent Study
Students will gain competency in everyday technologies including computers and mobile devices, email and digital communication, document creation, online safety, cloud tools, and foundational business technologies, digital systems intersect with commerce, personal data, and daily decision-making, empowering learners to use technology responsibly, efficiently, and ethically.

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