Dartmouth award-winning historians Colin Calloway, Annette Gordon-Reed '81, and Peter Stark '76 are among the experts interviewed on The History Channel's three-part miniseries about the nation's first president, continuing Feb. 17 and 18.
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Kaihekengaru take responsibiity for their coastal homelands.
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Applications for the Charles Eastman Fellowship being accepted through February 21, 2020.
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The grant will enhance Dartmouth's commitment to interdisciplinary research and teaching.
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Professor Colin Calloway has received the George Washington Prize, which recognizes the year’s best new works on the nation’s founding era, for his book The Indian World of George Washington.
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Bruce Duthu and his students with members of the Navajo Nation judiciary at Window Rock. This is one of the many excursions as part of the Santa Fe, New Mexico 2019 Off-Campus Program.
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'Dawnland' Wins Emmy Award for Research. Dawnland is a documentary co-produced by Samson Occom Professor of Native American Studies N. Bruce Duthu ’80.
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Tia Yazzie `19 — an NAS student — is featured in "Views From the Green."
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The Holly Fell Sateia Award honored N. Bruce Duthu ’80, the Samson Occom Professor of Native American Studies.
Read more about Professor N. Bruce Duthu Wins Social Justice Award
Colin Calloway’s latest book uses George Washington to teach Native American history.
Read more about Putting Native Americans at U.S. History’s Center Stage
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