Students
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Waylon Begay FAX: (520) 621-7952 [more information] |
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Michelle Boyer Email: mnboyer@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-591-6835 [more information] |
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Jonathan Byrn Jonathan is currently a PhD student at the University of Arizona in American Indian Studies. He is working at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado as a Visiting Instructor for the 2016-17 school year, writing his dissertation, and working on other publications. [more information] |
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Vanessa DeCardenas [more information] |
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Peter DuBois TEL: (520) 626-7695 FAX: (520) 621-7952 Office: Harvill 312-2 [more information] |
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Ian Khara Ellasante Ph.D. Candidate Email: ellasante@email.arizona.edu Ian Khara Ellasante is a doctoral candidate in American Indian Studies with a minor in Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of Arizona. In his scholarship, he engages the Indigenous peoplehood matrix, a core theoretical construct developed by Indigenous... |
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Elizabeth Fletcher FAX: (520) 621-7952 [more information] |
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Alexis Kopkowski Email: akopkowski@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Larea Lewis PhD Candidate Email: llewis1@email.arizona.edu Larea Lewis is a tribal member of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians from Palm Springs, CA. Her interests are in protecting and preserving cultural resources and landscapes, as well as learning and revitalizing the tribe’s cultural heritage. Currently, she serves as Chairwoman of the... |
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Heather Hyealim Lim Email: hlim348@email.arizona.edu Reserach Interest: American Indian Visual Art - Contemporary & Traditional; American Indian Fashion and Aesthetics; Yellowstone Area Indians; Traditional Ecological Knowledge; Indigenous Philosophy and Religion. [more information] |
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Teresa Moreno PhD Student, American Indian Studies; Associate Conservator, Arizona State Museum Email: tkmoreno@email.arizona.edu Office: Arizona State Museum, Conservation Lab, Rm 125B [more information] |
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Kari L. Quiballo American Indian Studies PhD Candidate/Graduate Teaching Assistant/Graduate Research Assistant Email: kariqui@email.arizona.edu Kari L. Quiballo is currently a Doctoral Candidate and LIbrary Information Associate in Access and Information Services at UA's Main Library. She has recently completed a Research Assistantship at the Native Nations Institute (NNI) working on the US Indigenous Data Sovereignty Network (USIDSN).... |
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Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan PhD Candidate and Faculty at Tohono O'odham Community College Email: jaceller@email.arizona.edu Office: Harvill Building Room 304 Jacelle Ramon-Sauberan is Tohono O'odham and from the San Xavier District. She is currently a Doctoral Candidate in American Indian Studies with a minor in Journalism and faculty in the Tohono O'odham Studies Program at Tohono O'odham Community College. Jacelle has served on the American Indian... |
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Matthew Schwoebel TEL: (520) 626-9191 FAX: (520) 621-7952 Office: Harvill 320D [more information] |
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Kestrel Smith Ph.D. Graduate, American Indian Studies Email: kestrels@email.arizona.edu Dr. Kestrel A. Smith is an instructor of American Indian Studies (AIS), whose teaching and research broadly explore American Indian culture, history, and contemporary issues, with an emphasis on American Indian education and epistemologies. Much of her work has focused on how to place Native... |
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Rachel Starks [more information] |
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Jennifer Stern Email: jebs@email.arizona.edu TEL: (520) 626-4578 Office: Harvill 235A A New Jersey native, Jennifer graduated from Penn State with degrees in literature, journalism, and women's studies. She continued her education at UNLV, graduating with a Master's Degree in English. In 2012, she moved to Tucson and began pursuing a Ph.D. in American Indian Studies, minoring in... |
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Xiaochen Sun TEL: (520) 626-3405 FAX: (520) 621-7952 Office: Harvill 340-1 [more information] |
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Cathy Wilson [more information] |
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Kara Wilson PhD Student Email: kjwilson@email.arizona.edu Office: Harvill 312 [more information] |
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Pam Yabeny Pam is a doctoral student in the UA American Indian Studies Department. A member of the Dine Tribe, she is originally from Cove, Arizona. Pam holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Notre Dame, a Master of Counseling degree from Arizona State University and a Master of Science... |
