Event Host: College of Arts and Sciences
Short Description: During this presentation, Dr. Gonzales-Miller will share her dissertation research project that sought to examine the experiences of identity erasure, invisibility and hyper visibility for Urban Indian, graduate students who attended a historically and predominately white public university.
During this presentation, Dr. Gonzales-Miller will share her dissertation research project that sought to examine the experiences of identity erasure, invisibility and hyper visibility for Urban Indian, graduate students who attended a historically and predominately white public university. In our conversation, we will consider ways the prevailing description of who is Native shaped the classroom experiences of the participants in the study.
Panelists:
- Shannon Gonzales-Miller, Ph.D., Director of Scholarships and Grants, Office of Diversity and Inclusion
- Lucy Murphy,Professor, Department of History
This event is free and open to the public. For more information and to register, click here.
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