Curriculum Vitae/Resume

Juliana R. Robertson * 16221 West Marconi Avenue

Surprise, AZ 85374 * 602*723*9390

EDUCATION University of Minnesota-Morris Campus Morris, MN

Triple Major Bachelor of Arts Degree: 5-06

Native American Studies, History, Anthropology

Emphasis: Native American History, Culture, literary, women, historical,

narrative, ethnographic and literary; native and U.S interaction

University of Oklahoma- Norman Norman, OK

Master of Arts- Native American Studies 5-10

Emphasis: Native American Culture, education,

sovereignty, law, music, literature, and blood politics (identity),

ethnography, art, literature, Native Education Policy, and Methodology

of historical research.

Master’s Thesis topic on The Federal Acknowledgement Process of the United States

Government: Identity of The Paugussett Tribe of Connecticut in Absence of

Federal Recognition. *Sucessfully defended 5-14-2010*

PRACTICA Stevens County Museum Morris, MN

Intern Researching and reporting findings about historical 09/05-11/05

information of Native American pre settlement activities.

Pope County Museum Glenwood, MN

Intern Designing the Plains Indian display case, which required 05/05-9/05

painting, handling native artifacts, and making a write-up

of information.

RESEARCH University of Minnesota- Morris Morris, MN

Assisted Dr. Julie Pelletier with her grant research involving 05/05-05/06

the history of the Native American boarding school students

on the UMM campus 1870's to 1910's.

University of Oklahoma- Norman Norman, OK

Research Assistant for Anthropology Professor Fall 2007

Circe Sturm. Looking for current information regarding

Localized public native opinion on the subject of the

Cherokee Freedmen issue of lost identity due to loss of

Recognition by the Cherokee tribe

TEACHING University of Minnesota- Morris Morris, MN

Teaching Assistant Teaching assistant for the Introduction to United States Spring 06

History course with Professor Roland Guyotte.

Teaching Assistant University of Oklahoma- Norman Norman, OK

One of two Master’s students teaching the Intro to Fall 2006, Spring 2007

Native American Studies

Individualized

Project papers University of Minnesota- Morris Morris, MN

Worked under the supervision of Dr. Wilbert Ahern doing Fall 04, Fall 05

research for two senior projects. The final outcome was 2

papers: Mixed Blood Identity; Native/Caucasian, From

Loss to Self-determination: A History. and I’m Rubber,

You’re Glue…: In a position of power. Thomas Jefferson’s

written words of savagery against the Indians.

University of Oklahoma- Norman Norman, OK

Worked under the supervision of Dr. Jerry Bread doing Spring 2007

research for one directed reading project in Graduate school.

The final outcome was the paper: Native American

Education: From Boarding School Concepts to Present

Day Administration.

SCHOLARSHIP La Fave scholarship for non-traditional women year 2002-2003

CAMPUS University of Minnesota- Morris Sp 2002-Sp 2003

ACTIVITIES President of Morris Episcopal Campus Ministries

COMMUNITY 3 semesters teaching basic Spanish skills to Mr. Sp 2002-Sp2003

SERVICE Johnson's second grade classes.

FOREIGN Spanish 4 years work; 2 high school, 2 college

LANGUAGE Intermediate level reading and comprehension