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| Malea Powell (email
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| Profile
last updated: 08/02/07 |
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Address:
519 W. Ash St., Mason, MI 48854 |
County:
Ingham |
Phone
(w): 517-432-2583 |
Phone
(h): 517-676-769 |
Fax:
517-353-9162 |
| E-mail:
powell37@msu.edu |
Website:
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| Academic
Affiliation: Michigan State University |
| Non-academic
affiliation: National Center Great Lakes Native American Cultures |
| Degree: Ph.D. |
| Specialization
areas: Area Studies (American Indian Studies, material cultures, Autobiograph/Biography, Conservation/Cultural Heritage, Ethnic Studies, History, Humanities, Interdisciplinary, Literature, Native Peoples, Oral History, Period Study (19th & 20th centuries), Women's Studies |
| Major: History of Rhetoric, Contemporary Critical Theory |
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| Implementing
projects as: Planning, Research, Consulting, Developing, Presenter/panelist |
| Project
types: School Projects, Live events and/or exhibitions, Media (film, TV, radio), Digital media (internet, etc.) |
| Areas
willing to participate: School Projects, Live events and/or exhibitions, Media (film, TV, radio), Digital media (internet, etc.) |
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| Past
experience: Chair of Board of Directors of National Center for Great Lakes Native American Cultures in Portland, IN - planned public education programs, material culture workshops, art exhibits, participated in fundraising & publicity for the Center. teach regularly in American Indian Studies; publish widely in American Indian Studies; edit Studies in American Indian Literatures; taught as a tradition bearer for National Center for Great Lakes Native American Clutures workshops (ribbonwork shawls, beadwork); have had own beadwork in local exhibits; current scholarly work in an oral/rhetorical project with Native weavers and beadworkers about the role of contemporay Native art in continuing traditional tribal practices & recovering pre-contact cultural practices. |
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