Native American Studies: People
Gregory E. Dowd
Helen Hornbeck Tanner Collegiate Professor, NAS Faculty; Interim Chair of American Culture
Helen Hornbeck Tanner Collegiate Professor, NAS Faculty; Interim Chair of American Culture
dowdg@umich.edu
3703 Haven Hall
FOR DEPARTMENTAL BUSINESS
contact: amcult-chair@umich.edu
calendar: invitations and appointment requests should be directed to Prof. Dowd c/o mlfr@umich.edu
Fields of study:
Native American and Early American history 734.936.6872
FOR DEPARTMENTAL BUSINESS
contact: amcult-chair@umich.edu
calendar: invitations and appointment requests should be directed to Prof. Dowd c/o mlfr@umich.edu
Fields of study:
Native American and Early American history 734.936.6872
Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Professor of American Culture and the Harry Burns Hutchins Collegiate Professor of Law
Professor of American Culture and the Harry Burns Hutchins Collegiate Professor of Law
nimrod@umich.edu
314 Hutchins Hall
Fields of Study: Federal & tribal Indian law, Anishinaabe legal and political philosophy, administrative & Constitutional law, legal ethics.
Fields of Study: Federal & tribal Indian law, Anishinaabe legal and political philosophy, administrative & Constitutional law, legal ethics.
herscher@umich.edu
Fields of study: land history; Indigenous and settler colonial architectural history; architectures of migration, displacement, self-determination; design justice.
drbh@umich.edu
3664 Haven Hall
Fields of study:
19th- & 20th-century Native American portrayal, dramaturgy 734.936.4374
Fields of study:
19th- & 20th-century Native American portrayal, dramaturgy 734.936.4374
Barbra A. Meek
Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics at the University of Michigan; University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor
Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics at the University of Michigan; University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor
cherryme@umich.edu
Haven Hall
Fields of study: Ojibwe (Algonquian), morphology, semantics, noun categorization, gender, classifiers,language documentation and revitalization, language typology, word order, information structure, figurative language processing, idioms
Fields of study: Ojibwe (Algonquian), morphology, semantics, noun categorization, gender, classifiers,language documentation and revitalization, language typology, word order, information structure, figurative language processing, idioms
Susan Najita
Associate Professor of English and American Culture, Asian/Pacific Islander American Studies, Native American Studies
Associate Professor of English and American Culture, Asian/Pacific Islander American Studies, Native American Studies
najita@umich.edu
3176 Angell Hall
Fields of Study: Pacific literature in English, Asian American literature, U.S. minority literature.
Fields of Study: Pacific literature in English, Asian American literature, U.S. minority literature.
apitawan@umich.edu
3732 Haven Hall
Fields of study:
Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) language instruction
734.615.8896
Fields of study:
Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) language instruction
734.615.8896
sprya@umich.edu
3658 Haven Hall
Amy Stillman
Arthur F. Thurnau Professor; Director of the Native American Studies Program and Undergraduate Advisor for the minor
Arthur F. Thurnau Professor; Director of the Native American Studies Program and Undergraduate Advisor for the minor
akstill@umich.edu
3765 Haven Hall
Fields of study: Ethnomusicology, Pacific Islands performance traditions, dance ethnology
734.763.5559
Fields of study: Ethnomusicology, Pacific Islands performance traditions, dance ethnology
734.763.5559
dtemin@umich.edu
6664 Haven Hall
verdesio@umich.edu
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