North American Indians Native Australia Oceania Social Organization.pdf

VITA SHARLOTTE KATHLEEN BRIDGETTE NEELY Place of Birth: Savannah, Georgia, USA. Employment: Professor of Anthropology, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, 1994-present (Associate Professor, 1979-1994; Assistant Professor, 1975-1979; Instructor, 1974-1975). Research Assistant, Surveyor Generals Office, Georgia Department of Archives and History, Atlanta, 1970. Laboratory Assistant, Department of Anthropology, Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1968-1970. Education: Ph.D. 1976, Ethnology and Social Anthropology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (dissertation: Ethnicity in a Native American Community; dissertation chair: John J. Honigmann, Ph.D.). M.A. 1971, Cultural Anthropology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (thesis: The Role of Formal Education Among the Eastern Cherokee Indians; thesis chair: John J. Honigmann, Ph.D.). B.A. 1970, Anthropology Major, History and Geography Minors, Georgia State University, Atlanta. Research Interests: Native North America Ethnicity Environmental Anthropology (especially Southeast, Gender Roles Applied Anthropology Northeast, and Social Organization Ethnohistory Southwest) Political Anthropology Futuristic Anthropology Native Australia Oceania (especially Polynesia) Research Experience: Ethnohistorical and Ethnological Investigator, 1971-present, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, southwestern North Carolina, Appalachia. Ethnohistorical and Ethnological Investigator, 2005-2007, Black Cherokees. Ethnohistorical Investigator, summer 2005, Native Hawaiians, “Big Island,” Hawaii. Ethnohistorical and Ethnological Investigator, 1989-1995, Shawnee Nation United Remnant Band, southwestern Ohio. Ethnohistorical and Ethnological Investigator, summer 1994, Navajo Nation, northeastern Arizona. Ethnohistorical and Ethnological Investigator, 1978-1979, urban Appalachian et