People - Faculty

Jessica Bissett Perea

Associate Professor

Office Hours: By email appointment

PDL C-514

Aesthetics, Arctic Studies, Historiography, Indigeneity, Indigenous Methodologies, Language Resurgence, North Pacific Studies, Performance Studies, Sound

Charlotte Coté

Professor and Chair

Office Hours: By appointment

PDL C-514d

climate change, Environmental Justice, Film/Cinema, First Nations, Food, Food Sovereignty, Health, Indigenous, Language Resurgence, Law and Political Thought, multimedia scholarship, Nuu-chah-nulth, Traditional Ecological Knowledge, Tseshaht

Jean Dennison

Associate Professor, American Indian Studies; Co-Director, Center for American Indian and Indigenous Studies

PDL C-514F

Indigenous Methodologies, Native Nation Governance, Osage Nation, Sovereignty

P. Joshua Griffin

Assistant Professor

PDL C-514D

American Indian/Native American, Arctic, climate change, Critical Theory, Environmental Justice, Ethnography, Food Sovereignty, Indigenous, Religion, Social Justice, Sovereignty, Sustainability, Traditional Ecological Knowledge

Tami Hohn

Assistant Teaching Professor

tamihohn@uw.edu

Office Hours: by appointment

Padelford Hall C-514E

American Indian/Native American, Indigenous Languages, Language Policy, Language Revitalization, Linguistics, Lushootseed

Dian Million

Associate Professor

Office Hours: By appointment

PDL C-514H

American Indian/Native American, Gender, Health, Indigenous, Race and Ethnicity

Joshua L. Reid

Associate Professor

jlreid@uw.edu / (206) 616-3661

Office Hours: WIN 26: TTh (1:15-2:45) & by appointment

Smith 203D

American Indian/Native American, Coast Salish, First Nations, History, Indigenous, Indigenous Whaling, Makah Nation, Oceanic, Pacific Northwest, Puget Sound

Jen Rose Smith

Associate Professor

jenroses@uw.edu

Office Hours: By appointment

PDL C-514

Alaska Native Studies, American Indian/Native American, Arctic Studies, Critical Human Geography, Environmental Humanities, Indigenous Science and Technology Studies, Language Revitalization, Native American Literature

Joe Seymour, Jr.

Assistant Professor

seymou70@uw.edu

PDL C-514

Christopher B. Teuton

Professor

teuton@uw.edu / (206) 616-6953

Office Hours: By appointment

PDL C-514E

American Indian/Native American, Cherokee Nation, Digital Storytelling, Folklore and Mythology, Language Revitalization, Literature, Oral History, Storytelling, Systems of Knowledge, Traditional Ecological Knowledge