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Annette L. Reed, Ph.D.

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Title:

Dr. Annette L. Reed
Director of Native American Studies

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Hours:		 T/TR 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm or by appointment
E-mail: alreed@csus.edu
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(916) 278-6363
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Courses - Ethnic Studies/Native American Studies

Native American Studies

  • Ethn 53 - Introduction to Native American Studies
  • Ethn 140.02 - Native American Experience

Ethnic Studies

  • Ethn 11 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies
  • Ethn 100.07 - Ethnic America - Syllabus

 

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Education

  • May 1999 Doctor of Philosophy in Ethnic Studies, University of California, Berkeley

    Dissertation: Neeyu Nn’ee min’ Nngheeyilh Naach’aaghitlhni: Lhla’t’I Deeni Tr’vmdan’ Natlhsri – Rooted in the Land of Our Ancestors, We are Strong: A Tolowa History

    Passed Ph.D Qualifying Exams with "Distinction"

    Areas: Native American History, Native American Women, California Indians, and Chicana Labor History

    Discipline - History/Interdisciplinary

    Ph.D. Dissertation committee: Chairperson Dr. Ronald Takaki, Dr. Jack Forbes, Dr. Luana Ross, Dr. Vicki Ruiz and Dr. William Simmons.

    Teaching and Research Interests - Courses in Native American Studies including: Introduction to Native American Studies, Native American History, Native American Women, California Indians, and Native American Images/Film. Courses in Ethnic Studies and other related Departments including: Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies, Women of Color, California History, Women’s History, United States History and History of the American West

    Dissertation Topic: Tolowa (Deeni/Huss) Tribal History Pre-contact - 1934

    1992 M.A. in United States History, University of California, Davis. (Master’s Research Paper: Tolowa 'Hush' History 1800's with emphasis on Northern California Indian Women)

    1988 Single Subject Teaching Credential in Social Science, Saint Mary's College of California, Moraga, California

    1985 B.A. in Native American Studies, University of California at Berkeley

    1982 A.A. in General Education, San Francisco City College, San Francisco, California

 

 

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Last updated: 10/16/2006