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  • Joseph P. Gone (1998-1999)

    September 1, 1998

    Joseph P. Gone (1998-1999) - (Gros Ventre), received his Ph.D. from the Clinical and Community Psychology Doctoral Program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His dissertation is titled: "Affects and Its Disorders Among the Lakota Sioux." From 2010-2011 he completed a fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, and currently he works as an Associate Professor of Psychology (Clinical Area) and American Culture (Native American Studies) at the University of Michigan.

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  • Elizabeth Alva Sumida (1998)

    September 1, 1998

    Elizabeth Alva Sumida [1998] (Wanka). Elizabeth graduated Dartmouth with a modified major in Anthropology and Native American Studies.  Her writing project concentrated on post-colonization writing as a form of revolutionary thought and resistance in Peru. Her title: "Waling on Stones and Dir: Wanka Storytelling in Chongos Bajo."

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  • Peggy J. Ackerberg (1997-1998)

    September 1, 1997

    Peggy J. Ackerberg (1997-1998) - (Citizen Potawatomi), attended Harvard's Department of Romance Languages and Literatures. Her dissertation: "Peau rouge, marches blancs: The Marketing of Native America in French Literature." Peggy did not complete her dissertation, and is now employed in the private sector.

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  • William Wood (1997)

    September 1, 1997

    William Wood (visiting from Williams College, 1997) (Cherokee). Bill graduated with a Major in History.  He received the writing reward for his final history research project: "The Social, Political, and Economic Atmosphere of the Treaty of New Echota."

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  • Brooke Mosay Ammann (1997)

    September 1, 1997

    Brooke Mosay Ammann [1997]  (St. Croix Band Chippewa). Brooke majored in Religion and received a Minor in Native American Studies. She was awarded the Writing Prize for her autobiographical essay "And Still ..... I Walk."

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