Great Plains Fellows: Native American Studies and Ethnic Studies | Center for Great Plains Studies

Name	Title	Institution	Specialty
Matt Bokovoy	Senior Acquisitions Editor, University Press	UNL	Indigenous studies, borderlands history
Mary Bordeaux (Sicangu Oglala Lakota)	Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies and co-director of Racing Magpie	Black Hills State University	Lakota Epistemology, Lakota arts, women's creativity, and community focused practices in Native arts and museums.
Richard Breaux	Associate Professor, Race/Gender/Sexuality Studies	University of Wisconsin-La Crosse	African American history, education history, black education
Gabriel Bruguier	Education and Outreach Coordinator, Mid-America Transportation Center	UNL	Philosophy, Native American philosophy, Native American student success
Cory DeRoin	Coordinator	Walking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors project	Environmental knowledge, food sovereignty, Otoe-Missouria relations
Brady DeSanti	Associate Professor, Religious Studies, Director of Native American Studies	UNO	Native American religious traditions, religion and popular culture, Native American history
Cristián Doña-Reveco	Associate Prof., Sociology & Anthropology, Director, Office of Latino/Latin American Studies	UNO	Latin American migrations, social dimensions of immigration
Kalenda Eaton	Associate Professor, The Clara Luper Department of African & African American Studies	University of Oklahoma	Black American West, African American literature, Women’s Studies, Africana Studies
Walter Echo-Hawk	Attorney and Historian, Pawnee	Oklahoma	Native American history and law, indigenous art and culture, environment
Nancy Engen-Wedin	Lecturer, TLTE; Program Manager, Lied Center for Performing Arts; Coordinator, Indigenous Roots Teacher Education Program, College of Education and Human Sciences	UNL	Education, Indigenous issues and education, arts and curriculum
James Garza	Associate Professor, History, Ethnic Studies	UNL	Chicano/a, Latin America, Mexico
Susana Grajales Geliga	Lakota/Taino, Assistant Professor, History and Native American Studies	UNO	Great Plains Studies, Lakota language, Native American women, construction of Native American identities in the early twentieth century
Christina Faw Faw Goodson	Co-director	Walking in the Footsteps of Our Ancestors project	Cultural linguistics, language revitalization, history
Carlton Shield Chief Gover (Pawnee Nation)	Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Assistant Curator of Archaeology	University of Kansas	Indigenous archaeology, decolonial anthropology, community-based research, ethnogenesis, identity, migration, plains town formation, introduction of horses
Ramón Guerra	Associate Professor, English; Editor, Great Plains Quarterly	UNO	Chicano/a literature, Latino/a literature, postmodernism
Angel Hinzo	Assistant Professor, History and Ethnic Studies	UNL	History and federal Indian policy from mid-19th century to the present
LeAnne Howe	Eidson Distinguished Professor in American Literature, Department of English	University of Georgia	American Indian Literature, theater
Margaret Heuttl	Program Director, Indigenous Studies	University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh	Native American history, history of the American West
Regina Idoate	Assistant Professor, Department of Health Promotion	UNMC	Medial humanities, Indigenous health sovereignty, community health improvement
Leo Killsback	Associate Professor, Native American Studies, Northern Cheyenne Nation	Montana State University	Indigenous governance, traditional law, sovereignty, treaty rights
Wynema Morris	Adjunct Professor, Native American Studies, Omaha Tribe	Nebraska Indian Community College	Omaha Peoples, traditions of song, dance, social and political structures
Laura K. Muñoz	Assistant Professor, History & Ethnic Studies	UNL	Mexican American, Chicanx and Latinx communities in the U.S. with an emphasis on race, gender and education in the American West
Sarah Nelson	Assistant Professor, Geography, Affiliate of Medical Humanities, Native American Studies	UNO	Oral ways of knowing, aging in Indigenous communities, cultural safety in health care
Paula Palmer	Co-Director	Toward Right Relationship with Native Peoples, Friends Peace Teams	Education and advocacy for Indigenous peoples' rights, racial and environmental justice
Akim Reinhardt	Professor, History	Towson University	Native American history, Plains history, and regional political developments
Beth Ritter	Associate Professor, Anthropology & Native American Studies	UNO	Contemporary Native American issues, federal Indian policy
Shirley Sneve	Executive Director of Native American Public Telecommunications	Americans for the Arts	Native American film
Liahnna Stanley	Assistant Professor, Communications and Ethnic Studies	UNL	Rhetoric and cultural studies, literary criticism, speculative fiction, Indigenous sovereignty and critical theory
Kristine Sudbeck	Academic Dean	Nebraska Indian Community College	Native American history
Edward Valandra	Founder	Community for the Advancement of Native Studies	Native and cultural studies, Lakota-Euroamerican relations
Cynthia Willis-Esqueda	Associate Professor, Psychology, Ethnic Studies	UNL	Race and ethnic bias, Native American populations

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