Patty Loew, Ph.D. Professor, Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications Director, Center for Native American & Indigenous Research MFC 2-117 Northwestern University 1845 Sheridan Rd. Evanston, IL 60208-2101

Education • Ph.D., Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin Madison (December, 1998) Dissertation: “The Chippewa and Their Newspapers in the ‘UnProgressive Era.’” • M.A., Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1992). • Continuing Education. Lakota Studies, Sinte Gleske College, Mission, South Dakota (summer, 1988). • Japanese Language Studies, Portland State University, Portland, Oregon (1983- 1985). • B.S., Mass Communication, University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse (1974). • UW Study Center-Copenhagen, Denmark (1973).

Academic Experience • Professor, Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism (present) - Teach undergraduate-level “Native American Environmental Issues and the Media,” “Journalism History:the Native American Experience,” and graduate- level “Medill Exlores” experiential learning course. - Serve on and participate in Indigenous studies steering committees, consult on Native-related stories for Medill News Service, mentor Native students. - Director, Northwestern University Center for Native American and Indigenous Research. • Professor, UW-Madison, Department of Life Sciences Communication (1998-2017) - Undergraduate courses taught: Native American Environmental Issues and the Media; Visualizing Health in a Cultural Context; Digital Video Production Advanced Digital Video Documentary Production. - Graduate course taught: Qualitative Research Methods • Professor, UW-Madison, Civil Society and Community Research (2016-2017) - Lead UW-Native Nations Initiative for the School of Human Ecology (initiative involving UW-Madison, UW-Extension, and UW Colleges to improve teaching/research/outreach in collaboration with the Native nations in Wisconsin. - Mentor/advise graduate students • Producer/Host, Wisconsin Public Television, UW Extension 1991-2011 o Produce humanities documentaries. o host weekly news and public affairs programs for Wisconsin Public Television • Associate Professor, UW-Madison, Department of Life Sciences Communication - Teach Native American Environmental Issues and the Media, Digital Video Production, Advanced Digital Video Documentary Production), 2

• Assistant Professor, UW-Madison, Department of Life Sciences Communication - Taught Native American Environmental Issues and the Media, Digital Video Production, Advanced Digital Video Documentary Production), 50% appointment in LSC, 1999-2005. • Fellow, UW-Madison, Department of History & American Indian Studies - Taught His. 490: American Indian History survey course, 1998. - Taught AIS 450: Seminar on Wisconsin Indians, 1999. • Lecturer, Wisconsin Humanities Council Speakers Bureau, 1999-2001. • Instructor, Native American Journalism Workshop, UW-Madison Summer Institute, 1993-95. • Lecturer, UW-Madison, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication (Mass Communication and Minorities) 1989-1991.

Publications Books • Native People of Wisconsin Teacher’s Guide, second edition expanded and revised (Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin Press, 2016) with Bobbi Malone and Kori Oberle. • Native People of Wisconsin, second edition expanded and revised (Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin Press, 2015), Fourth-grade textbook used by 18,000 Wisconsin schoolchildren. • Seventh Generation Earth Ethics: Native Voices of Wisconsin (Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin Press, 2014), winner 2014 Midwest Book Award. • Indian Nations of Wisconsin: Histories of Endurance and Renewal, second edition, revised and expanded (Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin Press, 2013). • We Shall Remain (Boston: WGBH Productions, 2008), Library Event Kit and Resource Guide for PBS series, American Experience, winner 2009 APEX Excellence in Publications Award (Writing). • Indian Nations of Wisconsin: Histories of Endurance and Renewal (Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin Press, 2001); winner, 2001 Outstanding Book Award, Wisconsin Library Association. • Native People of Wisconsin (Madison, WI: State Historical Society of Wisconsin Press, 2003), Fourth-grade textbook for SHS Office of School Services, winner 2003 “Best Juvenile Non-Fiction,” Wisconsin Council of Writers.

Book Chapters • Chapter 7, “Ojibwe Treaty Rights” in Fifty Events that Shaped American Indian History, edited by Donna Martinez (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2017). • “Introduction” to American Indians and the American Mass Media, edited by Meta Carstarphen and John Sanchez (Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 2012). • “Chief Buffalo” and “Sandy Lake,” Treaties with American Indians: An Encyclopedia of Rights, Conflicts, and Sovereignty, Donald Fixico, editor (Oxford, UK: ABC-Clio) 2007

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• “Native American Culture and the Media,” (co-authored with Shiela Reaves), the Encyclopedia of International Media and Communications, Donald H. Johnston, Editor, (San Diego : Academic Press, 2003). • Loew, Patty, “Odanah Star: 1912-1914” A Wisconsin Fifteen, (Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1998).

Journal Articles • “Disruptive Public Participation: Standing with Standing Rock and Elsipogtog First Nation,” with Jill Hopke (DePaul University) and Molly Simis (UW-Madison), Journal of International Communication, article accepted and in revision, publication expected summer 2018. • Loew, Patty, “A Digital Gift to the Seventh Generation,” Yukhika-latuhse: She Tells Us Stories (Oneida Nation Native Journal), Fall 2013. • Loew, Patty and Thannum, James, “After the Storm: Ojibwe Treaty Rights 25 Years after the Voigt Decision,” American Indian Quarterly, Vol. 35, Number 2, (spring 2011). • Tynan, Tim and Loew, Patty “Organic Video Approach: Using New Media to Engage Native Youth in Science,” American Indian Culture and Research Journal, Volume 34, Number 4 (winter 2010). • Loew, Patricia and Mella, Kelly. “Black Ink and the New Red Power, Native American Newpapers and Sovereignty.” Journalism and Communication Monographs. Columbia: Autumn 2005. Vol. 7, Iss. 3. • Loew, Patty, “Tinker to Evers to Chief: Baseball From Indian Country, Wisconsin Magazine of History, Vol. 87, Number 3 (spring 2004). • Loew, Patty, “Back of the Homefront: Oral Histories of Native American and African-American Wisconsin Women During World War Two,” Wisconsin Magazine of History, Vol 82, Number 2 (winter 1998-99). • Loew, Patty, “Natives, Newspapers and ‘Fighting Bob,’ Wisconsin Chippewa in the ‘UnProgressive’ Era,” Journalism History, Volume 23 Number 4 (winter 1997-98). • Loew, Patty, “Hidden Transcripts in the Chippewa Treaty Rights Dispute: A Twice- Told Story,” American Indian Quarterly, Volume 22 Number 1 (winter 1998).

Works in Progress • “Encompassing Culture: Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” paper accepted for the Encompassing Cultures Conference, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, June 8-10 (postponed because of COVID-19 pandemic. • “A Case for Indigenous Education,” Indian Community School: The First Fifty-Years, edited by Margaret Noodin and Heather Howard for Michigan State Press (forthcoming), book chapter completed and submitted. • “First Embedded Reporters: Objectivity and the Agenda-Setting Role of the Indian War Correspondents 1867-1890” with Heather Menafee

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• “The Shell in the Sky: Using Ojibwe Oral Tradition, Medieval European Texts, and Space Science to Understand a Native Migration Story,” collaboration between an Ojibwe culture keeper, Icelandic Saga scholar, and ethnoastronomer for journal article and documentary project. • Sioux Pony Claims by Donna Madah, consultation and editing on manuscript about the Standing Rock Sioux pony claims during the Indian Claims Commission era.

Reviewed Manuscripts • Chief Wilma Mankiller: Rebuilding the Cherokee Nation by Donna Martinez for University of Oklahoma Press, 2016. • Native Apparitions: Taking on Hollywood American Indian Studies Style, edited by Steve Pavlick, M. Elise Marubbio, and Tom Holm for University of Arizona Press, 2016. • “We Shall Live Again”: Red Power Newspapers, People’s Poetry, and the Voice of Pan-Indigenism as Anti-Colonial Cosmopolitics, American Indian Quarterly, 2014. • “American Indian Land Rights, Rich Indian Racism, and Newspaper Coverage in New York State 1988-2008, American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 2013. • Lost and Found: American Indians and the American Mass Media, edited by Meta Carstarphen and John Sanchez for University of Oklahoma Press, 2012. • “Commemoration, Community, and Colonial Politics at Brothertown” by Craig Cippola for Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology, 2010. • “Rating the YouTube Indian: Viewer Ratings of Native American Portrayals on a Viral Video Site,” for American Indian Quarterly, 2010. • Memories of Lac du Flambeau Elders. Edited by Elizabeth M. Tornes for the Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Cultures, University of Wisconsin, 2004.

Book Reviews • Indian Country: Telling a Story in a Digital Area by Victoria L. and Benjamin Rex LePoe II (East Lansing: Michigan State Press), 2018. • Women Elders’ Life Stories of the Omaha Tribe: Macy, Nebraska 2004-2005 by Wynne L. Summers, The Annals of Iowa, Vol. 69, No. 1, Winter 2010. • Serving Their Country: American Indian Politics and Patriotism in the Twentieth Century by Paul Rosier. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2009. • Spirit of the Ojibwe by Sara Balbin et al, Duluth, MN: Holy Cow! Press, 2009. • Around the Shore of Lake Superior by Margaret Bogue. Madison: UW Press, 2007.

Graduate Student Research Directed (since 2005) • 16 masters (one Northwestern, 15 UW-Madison) • 20 Ph.Ds ( UW-Madison)

Documentaries & Media Projects • The Warrior Tradition, consultant and interviewee on made-for-PBS feature documentary, produced by WNED TV, aired nationally, November 19, 2019.

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• Wiigwaasi-jiimaan (Birchbark Canoe), I edited four short-length documentaries about a birchbark canoe created by Marvin Defoe (Red Cliff Ojibwe) videotaped by Tribal Youth Media workshop participants, which will become part of an exhibit at the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian in Evanston, IL • Various Tribal Youth Media projects, including the supervision and editing of 82 video excerpts from elders in Bad River, Red Cliff, and Lac du Flambeau for a National Park Service grant project. The grant funds the collection of Traditional Ecological Knowledge about the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in July-August 2018- 2020. • Bad River Flood, collection of media, including twelve short documentaries, webpages, photojournalism projects, and digital music produced under the auspices of Tribal Youth Media in July-August, 2016. Participants, ages 11-17, had their video of this federal disaster air on five mainstrain media outlets in two states. • Sacred Stick, made for PBS documentary about the Indigenous origins of lacrosse, in production, aired on PBS affiliates, 2013. • Protect our Future, documentary co-produced with three 14-year-old tribal youth about the Bad River Ojibwe wild rice bed and threat from a proposed iron mine, twenty-three regional and national screenings, three national awards, 2013-2014. • Naanan Nimiseyug (My Five Sisters), documentary produced with St. Croix Outreach Center, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College, about the personal histories of five elders on the St. Croix Ojibwe Reservation, 2012. • Earth Day Portrait, narration/consultation for John Harmon-composed symphony performed by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, distributed by Oxford University Press 2010. • National Parks of Wisconsin, host, Wisconsin Public Television statewide documentary, airdate October 19, 2009. • After the Storm, 30-minute Ojibwe treaty rights documentary for Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission Symposium, co-produced with advanced video students in LSC 620 (now LSC 614), premiered July 2009; screened at Earth Day Conference, Nelson Center for Environmental Studies, April 2010. • Act 31 Online Resource, narrator and consultant for online teacher resource on Native Americans for UW School of Education, Sept. 16, 2008. • Transition to DTV, WHA TV, host and narrator for digital transition documentary, Sept. 4, 2008. • Trumpeter Swans, narration for Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, April 18, 2008. • Way of the Warrior, produced, wrote, and narrated one-hour documentary about Native American soldiers in the 20th century, aired nationally on PBS, November 2007 and May 2011. • “Nation Within a Nation,” produced, wrote, and narrated segment on Menominee Termination, State of the Union: Looking for America, aired nationally on PBS, 1998. • Celebrate! Monona Terrace, produced, wrote, narrated, hosted two-hour program on the opening of Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired Monona Terrace, Wisconsin Public Television and WKOW TV, aired statewide, 1997.

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• “Unbalanced,” produced, wrote, narrated, edited Award-winning mini-documentary news series on inequities in mental health treatment and insurance coverage, WKOW TV, aired in Madison market, 1997. • Home Away from Home,” produced, wrote, narrated documentary news series on abuses in Madison-area nursing homes, WKOW TV, 1996. • “Wild Rice,” produced, wrote, narrated, co-edited segment on ricing on the Bad River Chippewa Reservation, WeekEnd, Wisconsin Public Television, aired statewide, 1995. • “Bitter Harvest,” produced, wrote, narrated award-winning one-hour program and mini-documentary news series on migrant worker housing (prompted state investigation, camp inspections, citations, closings, fines), aired on ABC affiliates statewide, 1994. • “Spring of Discontent,” produced, wrote, narrated award-winning one-hour program on Chippewa Treaty Rights dispute, aired on ABC affiliates statewide, 1990. - “No Word For Goodbye,” produced, wrote, narrated award-winning program on American Indian cultures in Wisconsin, aired on ABC affiliates statewide, 1986.

Documentary Segments Produced, Written, and Narrated for Wisconsin Public Television

• “ St. Francis Xavier youth football” (October 2009). • Intercultural Leadership Initiative (May 2004). • Li Chiao-Ping (March 2004). • Leotha Stanley (February 2004). • Green Architecture. Frank Zeidler Profile (Janury 2003). • Joe Bee Xiong (January 2003). • Carol Brown profile (April 2003). • Tom Maulson Profile (April 2003). • Green Architecture (December 2003). • Spearfishing Anniversary (April 2003). • Paddling Through Time (UW-Madison History Professor John Sharpless’ Canoe Trip, June 2002). • Dairy Price Supports (June 2002) • Junior Olympian Tyler Goff (February 2002) • Triennial Art Exhibition (May 2002) • UW Professor Richard Davis (2001) • Wisconsin Art Education Budget Cuts (2001) • Waswagoning, a 17th-century recreated Ojibwe Village (2001) • Charles Albert Bender, National Hall of Fame Pitcher (2001) • More Than a Game: Ojibwe Baseball (2001) • First Annual Native American Adoptee Pow Wow (2001) • Older workers at Lands’ End Inc. in Dodgeville (2000) • Wisconsin’s Endangered Species Part I: Plants (2-11-2000) • Wisconsin’s Endangered Species Part II Animals Plants Two-part series on endangered

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species (2-18-2000) • Vel Phillips, African American Civil Rights Advocate (3-31-2000) • Maureen Arcand, Advocate for People with Disabilities (4-21-2000) • Perrier High Capacity Well (1-18-2000) • New Prison (5-13-2000) • Beads, Body, and Soul, African Yoruba Art Exhibit (5-6-2000) • Infinite Boundaries (Breast Cancer Recovery retreat) (8-18-2000) • Red Cliff Ojibwe Youth Lacrosse (8-27-2000) • Native American Holiday Tree (12-1-2000) • Century to Century highlights of Indian treaty rights (12-31-2000). • Potawatomi Class 1 Air Quality designation (10-12-1999).

Honors • Northwestern Provost Award for Exemplary Faculty Service, 2020 • Inductee, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 2019. • Recipient, state of Wisconsin Martin Luther King Heritage Award, 2019. • “Notable Journalism Education,” NewsPro, Nov. 15, 2019. • Named in Wisconsin Governor’s Proclamation of Indigenous Peoples Day, Oct. 14, 2019. • 2015-2017 Fellow, Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters. • Wisconsin Women Making History selection, Wisconsin Humanities Council consortium, 2015. • “2013 First Peoples Fund Cultural Capital Fellow,” First Peoples Fund, Rapid City, South Dakota. • “2011 Maurice O. Graff Distinguished Alumni Award” recipient, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, May 13, 2011. • “2010 Outstanding Woman of Color,” University of Wisconsin System. • “2010 Outstanding Woman of Color,” University of Wisconsin-Madison. • 2003 Honorary Doctorate, Doctor of Humane Letters, Edgewood College. • 2003 Honorary Doctorate, Doctor of Public Service, Northland College. • 2003 Woman of Achievement Award, Wisconsin Women of Color Network. • 2003 Friend of Education, awarded by Wisconsin State School Superintendent. • Manfred Swarsensky Humanitarian Service Award, Downtown Rotary Club, Madison, WI, 1999. • Outstanding Service Award, Great Lakes Inter-tribal Council (representing the eleven federally recognized Indian Nations in Wisconsin) 1998. • Anna Julia Cooper Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of History and American Indian Studies Program, 1997-99. • Frances C. Allen Fellowship, D’arcy McNickle Center for American Indian History, Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, 1997. • Advanced Opportunity Fellowship, UW-Madison Graduate School, 1994-96. • Fellowship, Howard Simons Fund for Native American Journalists, 1992. • Scholarship, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1971-74.

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Keynotes, Book Talks, Documentary Screenings and Outreach • “Welcome and Introductions,” Oneida White Corn Cooperative presentation, Feb. 18, 2020. • “Welcome and Introductions,” Mark Trahant, NAJA/Medill Milestone Achievement Award speech, Feb. 6, 2020. • Northwestern Faculty Recognition keynote, Evanston, IL, Jan. 29, 2020. • Interview, topic: Urban Indians, “Hitting Left,” WLPN Radio, Jan. 24, 2020. • “Native history of Evanston,” Reprise Coffee talk, Jan. 16, 2020. • Interview, topic: Warrior Tradition, NPR, Nov. 21, 2019. • “Reflections on Ada Deer,” remarks at Ada Deer reception and book talk, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Nov. 19, 2019. • “Land Acknowledgment,” Sand Creek Massacre Commemoration, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Nov. 11, 2019. • Interview, topic: Warrior Tradition, Wisconsin Public Radio, Nov. 11, 2019. • Interviewee/Consultant, Warrior Tradition, PBS television documentary, Nov. 11, 2019. • Interview, topic: Native visibility, Roe Conn Show, WGN Radio, Nov. 6, 2019. • Interview, topic: Indigenous Scholarship, Wisconsin Public Radio, Nov. 5, 2019. • Service Learning trip with J367 class to the Oneida Reservation, Oneida, WI, Oct. 4- 6, 2019. • Native Land Ethics and Stewardship,” keynote, Fall Lecture Series, UW-Madison Arboretum, Sept. 27, 2019. • “Welcome and Introductory Remarks,” Inaugural American Indian Research Centers conference, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Sept. 6, 2019. • “Native American Earth Ethics,” keynote to Downtown Madison Rotary Club, Sept. 4, 2019. • “Water is Life,” keynote to Women and Water Symposium, Lac Courte Oreilles, Hayward, WI, Aug. 5, 2019. • “Indigenous Earth Ethics,” keynote, environmental conference, Holy Wisdom Monastery, Madison, WI, March 20, 2019. • “Ho-Chunk History,” presentation to Reedsburg Library, Reedsburg, WI, May 1, 2019. • “Remembering the Contributions of Native Americans in WWI,” keynote address to West Point cadets, Native American Heritage Celebration, West Point Military Academy, Nov. 15, 2017. • “Land Acknowledgment” and “In Defense of the Humanities,” Commencement Address, University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley, May 21, 2019. • Interviewee, Through the Decades with Bill Kurtis (CBS), interview about the Wounded Knee Massacre anniversary for hour-long national TV show (2017 airdate TBA). • Interviewee, “Indigenous Peoples’ Day,” one-hour interview and call-in program on A Public Affair hosted by Bert Zipperer, WORT-FM Radio, Madison, WI. Sept. 28, 2016.

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• Keynote, “Lights, Camera, Activism: How 3 Native Teenagers Helped Stop a Mine,” address to the National Association of Multicultural Educators (NAME), Cleveland, OH, Nov. 11, 2016. • Storyteller, Education Day, Indian Summer Festival Milwaukee, Sept. 9, 2016. • Keynote, “The Power of Native Youth Voices,” address to Women’s Empowerment Banquet, Mole Lake Ojibwe Reservation, Sept. 6, 2016. • Emcee, Capitol City Hues newspaper anniversary Celebration, Madison, WI, June 26, 2016. • Speech, “Seventh Generation Earth Ethics,” Prairie du Chien Correctional Facility, June 17, 2016. • Documentary screening, Way of the Warrior, Brothertown Indian Nation, June 5, 2016. • Speech, “Seventh Generation Earth Ethics,” address to United Church of Christ luncheon, May 5, 2016. • Speech, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” address to American Association of University Women (AAUW) luncheon, Madison, WI, May 2, 2016. • Book talk, “Seventh Generation Earth Ethics,” Fox Cities Book Festival, April 23, 2016. • Speech, “The Power of Youth,” address to Native American Center for Health Professions Youth Day, Madison, WI, April 22, 2016. • Iterviewee, “Politics of Protest,” one-hour interview and call-in program on WSUM radio, April 18, 2016. • Keynote, Protect our Future, Native Film Festival, Sigurd Olson Institute, Northland College, April 8, 2016. • Keynote, “Reopening the Frontier: 25 Years of American Indian Education,” Wisconsin Indian Education Association statewide conference, Madison, WI, April 1, 2016. • Keynote, “Native People of Wisconsin,” statewide CESA (Cooperative Education Service Agency) conference, Wausau, WI, March 18, 2016. • Keynote, “Tribal Youth Media,” Wisconsin Social Studies Conference, Madison, WI, March 13, 2016. • Keynote, “Empowering Youth,” Widening the Circle Conference (Hmong and Native American Alliance), La Crosse, WI, March 4, 2016. • Keynote, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” downtown Madison Rotary Club, March 2, 2016. • Book talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics Covenant Presbyterian Church, Dec. 4, 2015. • Interviewee, Wisconsin Public Radio, Native People of Wisconsin, one-hour talk and call-in program, Larry Meiller Show, Nov. 23, 2015. • Keynote, “Native-NonNative Leadership Collaboration,” Call for Peace Leadership Conference, Madison, WI, Nov. 21, 2015. • Book talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Oakwood Retirement Community, Nov. 19, 2015. • Presenter, Girl Scout troop, Badgerland Council, Nov. 14, 2015. • Presenter, St. Croix Ojibwe youth campus visit, Nov. 13, 2015.

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• Discussant/Facilitator, In the Light of Reverence screening, Tales from Planet Earth Film Festival, Madison, WI, Nov. 8, 2015. • Book talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Sterling North Book Festival, Edgerton, WI, Nov. 5-6, 2015. • Keynote, UW-Whitewater Diversity Day, Nov. 3, 2015 • Interviewee, KSUN TV, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics • Speech, “Lights, Camera, Science,” UW Science Day presentation, Oct. 23, 2015 • Interviewee, Wisconsin Public Radio, “Should Indigenous Peoples Day replace Columbus Day,” WHA Radio, Madison, WI, October 12, 2015. • Emcee, Janice Rice Retirement, UW-Madison, October 8, 2015. • Emcee, Ada Deer 80th Birthday Celebration/Fundraiser, Madison, WI, October 3, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, St John’s on the Lake, Milwaukee, WI, September 28, 2015. • Storyteller, “Culture for Kids,” Indian Summer Festival Education Day, Milwaukee, WI ,Sept. 11, 2015. • Keynote, Dane County Parks 80th Anniversary, Lussier Family Heritage Center, Lake Farm Park, Sept. 1, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Wisconsin Historical Society Museum, Madison, WI, August 20, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Rhinelander Public Library, Rhinelander, WI, July 27, 2015. • Speech, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Dinner and Lecture series, Wisconsin Historical Society Museum, Aug. 20, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Friendship Force, Madison, WI, June 30, 2015. • Speech, “Traditional Ecological Knowledge,” Farley Center, Verona, WI, June 20, 2015. • Presenter, “Leadership,” Edgewood College Outeach for Girls, June 17, 2015. • Speech, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Rhinelander Public Library, Rhinelander, WI, July 27, 2015. • Speech, Indian Nations of Wisconsin, Oneida Outreach Center, Milwaukee, WI, June 16, 2015. • Speech, Sacred Sites, Corporate Rights, United Methodist Church, Monona, WI, May 5, 2015. • Planner, Bad River Strategic Plan Youth Opportunities, Bad River Ojibwe Reservation, Odanah, WI March 20, 2015. • Book Talk, Indian Nations of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Historical Society Press Legacy Luncheon, April 28, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Marathon County Library, Wausau, WI April 22, 2015. • Keynote, “Sacred Sites, Sacred Food,” Intertribal Agriculture Council annual conference, Green Bay, WI, April 15, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Northland College, Ashland, WI, March 20, 2015.

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• Facilitator, Leadership Conference, UW-La Crosse, March 15, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, HH Bennett Museum, Wisconsin Dells, March 19, 2015. • Planner, Facilitator, Presenter, Steering Committee member, 100th year Commemoration, Native Nations Summit, UW-Madison, March 12-13, 2015. • Keynote, Journalism Conference, UW-River Falls, March 4, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Neville Museum, Green Bay, Feb. 18, 2015. • Keynote, Wisconsin Wetlands Association State Conference, Madison, Feb. 25, 2015. • Keynote, American Association of University Women, Monona, Jan. 27. 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Milwaukee Central Library, Jan. 21, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Urban Ecology Center, Milwaukee, WI, Jan. 20, 2015. • Interviewee, “I Remember,” Milwaukee Public TV, Dec. 12, 2015. • Interviewee, WORT FM, Madison, Dec. 1, 2015. • Book Talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Capitol Lakes, Madison, Nov. 13, 2014. • Keynote, Diversity Day, US Forest Products Lab, Nov. 10, 2014. • Film screening, Protect Our Future, Youth On Film Festival, Madison, Nov. 9, 2014. • Book talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Waukesha Book Festival, November 7, 2014. • Book talk, Seventh Generation Earth Ethics, Wisconsin Book Festival, October 18, 2014. • Book talk, Indian Nations of Wisconsin, second edition, Marathon County Historical Society, June 17, 2014. • Documentary screening, Protect our Future, 2014 Human Rights Film Festival, Arizona State University, April 12, 2014 (with three 14-year-old tribal youth documentary producers). • Documentary screening, Protect our Future, Salt River High School, Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, April 11, 2014 (with three 14-year-old tribal youth documentary producers). • Documentary screening, Protect our Future, and honoring ceremony for three 14- year-old tribal youth documentary producers, Bad River Reservation, May 9, 2014. • Keynote, “Seventh Generation Earth Ethics: Ogemakwe Champions, Advocates, and Rabble-rousers,” Wisconsin Women’s Studies LGBT Conference, Madison, WI, October 17, 2013. • Documentary screening, Protect our Future, and panel discussion, Madison Action for Mining Alternatives, Marquee Theater, Madison, June 29, 2014. • Documentary screening, Protect our Future, Tales from Planet Earth Film Festival, UW Cinematique, Madison, WI, Nov. 3, 2013 • Documentary screening, Protect our Future, Big Water Film Festival, Washburn, WI, Nov. 10, 2013. • Moderator, Justice and the Environment panel, Farley Center Dedication Ceremony, Verona, WI. Aug. 17, 2013.

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• Emcee, Penokee Hills Education Project, First Unitarian Church, Madison, WI. Sept. 15, 2013. • Speech, Prairie Unitarian Church, Madison, WI Sept. 22, 2013 • Book talk, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin, second edition,” Larry Meiller show, Wisconsin Public Radio, Sept. 23, 2013. • Keynote, ”Leadership,” UW Women and Leadership, Pyle Center, June 28, 2012. • Speech, Coventry Village, Madison, WI, Feb. 26, 2010. • Moderator, Earth Partnership for Schools panel, Society for Ecological Restoration conference, October 7, 2013. • Community Lecture, National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Waunakee, WI, Aug. 23, 2013. • Book talk, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” McMillan Library, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, Aug. 15, 2013. • Book talk, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin” Wisconsin Historical Society Museum, Aug. 22, 2013. • Speech, Indian Nations of Wisconsin, Madison Lion’s Club, Edgewater Hotel, Nov. 15, 2011. • Speech, “Service, Honor, Respect: Strengthening our Cultures and Communities, Greater Madison Federal Agencies Association, USDA, Madison, WI, Nov. 17, 2011. • Emcee, Standing Up for Rural Schools, Department of Public Instruction Ceremony, State Capitol, Feb. 22, 2010. • Interviewee, Senior Beat, Madison Citicable, Sept. 10, 2009. • Commencement speaker All-City American Indian Graduation, MATC, April 24, 2009. • Keynote, University of Wisconsin-Parkside Diversity Forum, Feb. 27, 2009. • Emcee, Standing Up For Rural Schools Emcee, Wisconsin State Capitol Ceremony, March 23, 2009. • Emcee, “We Shall Remain,” film series showing, Union Theater, University of Wisconsin Madison, March 31, 2009. • Presenter, University of Wisconsin-Madison Reaccreditation protocol, April 28, 2009. • Keynote, “Native American Warrior traditions,” American Association of University Women, Blackhawk Country Club, Madison, WI May 8, 2009. • Invited speech, “Way of the Warrior,” St. Luke’s Church, May 21, 2009. • Panelist, “After the Storm,” Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission Conference, Odanah, WI, July 30, 2009. • Keynote, “Native American Warrior Traditions,” Middleton Library, Sept. 10, 2009. • Guest Lecture, Native American Warrior Traditions,” Oakwood Retirement Community, Sept. 15, 2009. • Keynote, Society of Environmental Journalists convention, Madison, WI, October 7, 2009. • Way of the Warrior Screenings:

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▪ Auckland, Wairoa, and Wellington New Zealand, May 14-21, 2008 (as part of the 2008 Maori Film Festival). ▪ Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival, Winnipeg, MB, Canada, Nov. 17, 2007. o National ▪ Frozen River Film Festival, Winona, Minnesota, January 21, 2010. ▪ Mitchell Museum, Evanston, IL October 27, 2009. ▪ Missouri State University, Nov. 10, 2008. ▪ University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Nov. 17, 2008. ▪ American Indian Film Festival, Bellevue College, Bellingham, WA Nov. 5, 2008. ▪ Buffalo Tracks Conference, Charleston, West Virginia, May 2, 2008. ▪ American Indian Film Festival, San Francisco, CA, Nov.7, 2007. ▪ Augsburg Film Festival, Minneapolis, MN Nov. 5, 2007. ▪ McHenry College, Crystal Lake, IL, Nov. 12. ▪ Native American Journalists Association, Tulsa, OK, August 11, 2006; ▪ Sequoyah Research Symposium, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, October 20, 2006. o State ▪ AIS 325 “American Indians in Film,” (Prof. Nancy Mithlo), UW- Madison, Feb. 9, 2011 ▪ Monona Businessman’s Association, Nov. 3, 2009. ▪ University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, April 28, 2008. ▪ UW-Whitewater, Dec. 6, 2007. ▪ Middleton Optimiststs, Dec. 19, 2007. ▪ First Unitarian Society, Madison, August 31, 2007. ▪ West Side Optimists, Madison, WI, June 26, 2006. ▪ Madison Women’s Club, Madison, WI July 10, 2006; Tempo, Madison, WI, July 11, 2006. ▪ Fort McCoy, Sparta, WI, November 17, 2006. o Tribal ▪ Potawatomi Nation, June 26, 2008. ▪ National Congress of American Indians, Denver, CO, Nov. 11, 2007. ▪ Indian Summer Festival, Milw. WI, Sept. 8, 2007. ▪ Lac Courte Oreille Cultural Healing Institute, Hayward, WI June 22, 2006. • Speech, “A Native American Perspective on Thanksgiving,” Madison Interfaith Community, Lakeside Lutheran Church, Nov. 23, 2008. • Keynote, “Water: A Sense of the Sacred,” Mami Wata Conference, Madison, October 21, 2008. • Keynote, “Native American Tribal Governments,” National Conference of Legislative Auditors, Madison, Sept. 26, 2008. • Speech, Diversity forum, UW Race and Media, Grainger Hall, Sept. 23, 2008. • Emcee, Dane Dances, Monona Terrace, Madison, August 22, 2008. • Book talk, Indian Nations of Wisconsin and Native People of Wisconsin, authors carousel, Unity: Journalists of Color, McCormick Place, Chicago, July 25, 2008.

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• Judge, Taste of Madison, Fitchburg, July 7, 2008. • Emcee, A Seat at the Drum, film, MATC, June 17, 2008. • Keynote, “Tribal Youth Media, American Indian Studies Conference, UW-LaCrosse, April 12, 2008. • Speech, “Women In Media,” Edgewood College, March 31, 2008. • Emcee, Celebrating Rural Schools, Department of Public Instruction, State Capitol, March 7, 2008. • Keynote, “First Nations First Stewards,” Wisconsin Lakes Association Conference, Cable, WI, June 22, 2007. • Presenter, Scientific Seminar, “Native American Environmental Issues and the Media,” Institute for Ecosystem Studies, Middlebrook, New York, March 4, 2005. • Coordinator, Native American Journalists Association EcoTour, NAJA conference, Oneida Nation, June 17-18, 2003. • Workshop coordinator/media trainer, “The Art of Interviewing,” NAJA Conference, Oneida Nation, June 18, 2003. • Keynote, “Indian Nations in 1837,” Tippewaukee Symposium, Richland Center,WI, August 15, 2003. • Presenter, “Video is Magic,” Boys and Girls Club, Madison, WI, August 5, 2003. • Moderator, Wisconsin Gubernatorial Debate, Great Lakes Intertribal Council Legislative Conference, Madison, WI, March 4, 2002. • Guest lecture “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” Menominee Summer Institute for Teachers, College of Menominee Nation, Keshena, Wisconsin, February 27 and June 27, 2002. • Guest Lecture, Wisconsin Indians and the Media,” J-662, UW School of Journalism, Nov. 29, 2002. • Public Lecture, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” First Unitarian Society, Madison, WI, Nov. 25, 2002. • Guest lecture, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” Human Relations Seminar (Prof. Nancy Nelson), Edgewood College, Nov. 13, 2002. • Public Lecture, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” Blooming Grove Historical Society, Lake Farm Park, Madison, WI April 28, 2002. • Guest Lecture, American Indians and the Media,” J-662, UW School of Journalism, April 22, 2002. • Guest lecture, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” Madison Area Technical College, April 21, 2002. • Guest lecture, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” UW-Stout, sponsored by Office of Multicultural Student Services, April 18, 2003. • Keynote, “Beyond: the Future of Indian Nations,” 11th annual National Indian Nursing Education Conference,” UW-Eau Claire, April 18, 2003. • Keynote, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” Wisconsin Indian Education Association Conference, Lac du Flambeau, WI, April 1, 2002. • Public lecture, “Ojibwe Baseball,” Bethel XYZ club, Madison, WI February 22, 2002, • Public lecture, “Sports and the Ojibwe,” sponsored by U.S. Park Service, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Bayfield, WI, August 3, 2001. • Public lecture, “Tinker to Evers to Chief: Ojibwe Baseball,” Sawyer County Historical Society, Hayward, WI, August 2, 2001.

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• Public Lecture, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin: Endurance and Renewal,” UW College Days Conference, University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension, Madison, WI, June 6, 2001. • Emcee, “Building Wisconsin’s Future,” UW Day, University of Wisconsin System, Monona Terrace, Madison, WI, March 7, 2001. • Keynote, “Indians and Citizenship,” Tenth Annual Rock County 2001 Susan B. Anthony Birthday Party, Milton, WI, February 11, 2001. • Workshop coordinator/presenter, “Effective Media Strategies in Indian Country,” Youth Awareness Conference, sponsored by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Seminole Nation, Tampa FL, September 21, 1999.

Conference Papers, Invited Lectures & Presentations • “Encompassing Culture: Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” Encompassing Culture Conference, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, June 8-10, 2020 (postponed due to COVID-19). • “A Sense of Place: Indigenous PlaceKnowing to Revitalize and Heal First Nations Communities and the Environment” (Chair), Native American and Indigenous Studies Conference, Toronto, CA, May 7, 2020 (postponed due to COVID-19). • “Encompassing Culture: Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” Wisconsin Indian Education Associaton conference, April, April 16-18, 2020 (postponed due to COVID-19). • “Climate Change in the Indigenous Upper Great Lakes Region,” presentation to the Climate Change Working Group luncheon, Dec. 12, 2019. • “Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” presentation and launch, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Oct. 14, 2019. • “Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” presentation to the National Indian Education Association, conference, Minneapolis, MN, Oct. 9, 2019. • “CNAIR,” presentation to the UW-Madison School of Human Ecology faculty, Oct. 2, 2019. • “Creating a Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS) Minor,” Aerican Ethnohistory Conference, Penn State University, College Park, PA Sept. 27, 2019. • Remarks and Presentation of the NAJA/Medill Milestone Achievement Award (to Mark Trahant), Mystic Lake, MN, Sept. 15, 2019. • “It’s Ours and We’ll Decide How to Share it,” Indigenous Data Sovereignty panel (chair), Native American and Indigenous Studies Association Conference, Hamiliton, New Zealand, June 28, 2019. • “Personal Writing Reflections,” Indigenous Writers Circle, University of Illinois- Chicago, Chicago, IL, May 30, 2019. • “Welcome and Introductory Remarks,” CNAIR Inaugural Research Symposium, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, May 17, 2019. • “Native Nations of Wisconsin,” Native Nations Summit, University of Wisconsin- Madison, Madison, WI, May 10, 2019. • “Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative Conference, Chicago, IL, May 4, 2019.

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• “Reparations and Redress,” presentation (via Skype) to University of Chicago Atonement Conference, April 24, 2019. • “Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” presentation to Wisconsin Indian Education Association conference, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, April 24, 2019. • “Diversity and Local News,” panel discussion, Edgewood College, Madison, WI, April 4, 2019. • “Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” presentation to Medill Creatives and Researchers United, April 15, 2019. • “Digital Reporting in Indigenous Communities,” moderate Native American Journalists Association panel, Medill Forum, April 4, 2019. • “Native America 101,” guest lecture, Beth Redbird NU Sociology class, Feb. 25, 2019. • “Tribal Sovereignty,” guest lecture, Kim Suiseeya NU Political Science class, Jan. 24, 2019. • "Why is this taking so long? The fight to end race-based mascots" (chair), panel presentation, national Journalism Education Association conference, Chicago, IL, Nov. 3, 2018. • “Moving Forward, but not Beyond: Northwestern University and the Legacy of the Sand Creek Massacre,” Reparations, Repatriation, and Redress Conference, University of Minnesota, Nov. 1, 2018. • “Communicating Navajo Nation Food Sovereignty,” (chair), Agriculture, Food, and Human Values Conference, with Dr. Franklin Sage and two Medill graduate students (Kristine Sherred and Caitlin Crowe). The presentations arose from the 2018 Medill Explores trip to the American Southwest, Madison, WI, June 16, 2018. • “Red Notes for Green Fire,” Keynote to Green Fire: Voices for Conservation, Ashland, WI, Sept. 9, 2018. • “Indigenous Transformations: Indigenous Values, Perspectives and Futurities at the Nexus of Science, Education and the Environment” (moderator), Northwestern University, June 1, 2018. • “Braiding the Strands of Knowledge: Experiential Learning in Native American Communities,” presentation to the Native American and Indigenous Studies conference, Los Angeles, CA, May 19, 2018. • “Self-Determination and Research,” panel presentation (chair), Wisconsin Indian Education Association conference, Keshena, WI, April 21, 2018. • “Climate Activism in the Age of Trump and the Angry Global Right,” with Jill Hopke (DePaul University), Luis Hestres (The University of Texas at San Antonio), Matthew C. Nisbet (Northeastern University), and Alison Anderson (Plymouth University, United Kingdom), The International Environmental Communication Association conference, University of Leicester, UK, July 1, 2017. • “Disruptive Public Participation: Standing with Standing Rock and Elsipogtog First Nation,” with Jill Hopke (DePaul University) and Molly Simis (UW-Madison), Conference on Communication and the Environment (COCE) 2017, University of Leicester, UK, June 29, 2017. • Guest lecture, “Lights, Camera, Activism: Tribal Youth Media,” Medill School of Journalism Colloquium, Northwestern University, Nov. 7, 2016.

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• Panel Presentation, “Protecting, Preserving, and Accessing Sacred Sites,” World Parliament of Religions, Salt Lake City, UT, October 17, 2015. • Guest Lecture, “Indian Nations and Social Justice,” Donna Vukelich” graduate seminar, Edgewood College, Oct. 29, 2015. • Guest lecture, “Traditional Ecological Knowledge,” Kathy Heskin’s ethics class, Edgewood College, Madison, WI, October 13, 2015. • Guest Lecture, “Environmental Politics of Protest,” Anna Gade class, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison, April 20, 2016. • Presentation, ”Life Stories as an Act 31 Strategy,” Wisconsin Indian Education Association annual conference, Milwaukee, WI, April 11, 2015. • Guest lecture, Sandy Ellis Journalism class, UW-River Falls, March 4, 2015. • Presentation, Midwest Tar Sands conference, Madison, Feb. 21, 2015. • Presenter, Dorothy Davids & Ruth Guidinas Celebration of Life, Mohican Nation, Nov. 14, 2014. • Presenter, Manfred Swarsensky Humanitarian Award, Madison Downtown Rotary Club, Nov. 12, 2014. • Guest Lecture, Native American Month, Madison College, Nov. 11, 2014. • Presenter, “The Brothertown Indian Nation: History of Endurance,” Fond du Lac Library, Fond du Lac, WI, October 16, 2014. • Presenter, “Stand Back and Be Amazed: Tribal Youth Media Initiative,” Center for Child and Family Well-Being, School of Human Ecology, UW-Madison, October 13, 2014. • Presenter, “Protect our Future,” Tribal Youth Media project, 2014 Human Rights Conference, Arizona State University, Tempe, April 11, 2014. • Keynote, “Indigenous Historical Methods,” History Conference, UW-Platteville, April 4, 2014. • Presenter “Taconite Ore Mining and Public Health,” Making the Connection Conference, UW-Madison Health Sciences Center, March 1, 2014. • Speech, “Water as Life,” Madison Urban League, March 24, 2014. • Presenter Civil Rights Faculty Panel, Diversity Day, UW-Madison Union South, March 26, 2014. • Presenter “Sacred Sites versus Corporate Rights: Anxieties and Antidotes in a North American Indigenous Community,” Mental Health and Land: Indigenous Peoples and Human Rights panel, XXXIII International Congress on Law and Mental Health, Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 19, 2013. • Presenter, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin, second edition,” Education Day, Indian Summer Festival, Milwaukee, WI, Sept. 6, 2013. • Presenter, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin, second edition,” and book talk, UW-Eau Claire, Oct. 31, 2013. • Guest lecture, “Native images in the Media,” Hemant Shah’s Race and Media class, Madison, WI, Oct. 3, 2013 • Guest lecture, “The Organic Video Approach: Video as a Method of Inquiry in Native Communities,” J 901 Colloquium, Sept. 20, 2013.

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• Guest lecture, “The Narrative Arc,” Prof. Sharon Bramlett-Solomon’s Video documentary class, Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, Arizona State University, March 12, 2012. • Guest lecture, “Native American film representation,” Prof. Sharon Bramlett- Solomon’s Race and Media class, Arizona State University, March 13, 2012. • Presenter, “Environmental Justice,” 350.org Madison Conference, Madison College, April 9, 2012. • Presenter, “Indigenous Ecological Knowledge,” Great Lakes Inter-tribal Council conference, Lac du Flambeau, WI, April 10, 2012. • Presenter, “Cultures in Conflict,” Urban Ecology Center, Milwaukee, WI Sept. 11, 2012. • Presenter, “Food that Grows on Water: Bad River’s Mining Threat,” Fighting BobFest, Alliant Center, Madison, WI, Sept. 22, 2012. • Guest lecture, “Cultures in Conflict,” AJ Ernst UW social work class, Sept. 25, 2012. • Presenter, “Creation Stories to Contemporary Environmental Conflicts, Western Mining Action-Great Lakes Congress, Marquette, MI Sept. 29, 2012. • Presenter, “Food that Grows on Water: Bad River’s Mining Threat,” Widening the Circle Conference, La Crosse, WI, Nov 10, 2012. • Presenter, “Traditions Respecting American Indian Lifestyles,” Youth on the Red Road Conference, St. Croix Tribal Center, Hertel, WI, Dec. 7, 2012. • Guest lecture, “Broadcasting Trends,” Dave Black’s radio class, March 7, 2012. • Presenter, “Resource Conflicts in Ojibwe Country,” Human Rights Conference, Central Michigan University, Nov. 11, 2011 and panel discussion, Nov. 12, 2011. • “Organic Video Approach,” presentation to the National Congress of American Indians Mid-Year Conference, Tribal Leader/Scholar Forum, New Ways to Advocate: Using Digital Media to Tell the Story, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 15, 2011. • “Creation Stories to Contemporary Environmental Conflicts,” invited lecture, Austin Peay University, April 1, 2011 • “Why Archive in a Digital World?,” Native American Journalists Association Conference, St. Paul, MN, July 23, 2010. • “After the Storm: Ojibwe Treaty Rights 25 Years After the Voigt Decision,” Sequoyah Research Symposium, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, October 23, 2009. • Presenter After the Storm documentary screening, paper presentation, and panel discussion, Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission symposium, July 28- 30, 2009. • Presenter, “Native American Warrior Traditions,” National Coalition on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE), San Diego, CA, May 26, 2009. • Guest Lecture, “Reconstructing Native History,” Catherine Phan’s Museum and Exhibits class, UW-Madison College Library, Jan. 29, 2009. • Guest Lecture, “Native American Issues in Wisconsin,” Eric Franco’s Human Relations seminar, Edgewood College, February 13, 2009. • Presenter, “Climate Change and the Ojibwe,” talk and film presentation, Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, Climate Change Symposium, October 27, 2009.

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• Presenter, “Way of the Warrior,” lecture and film presentation, University Roundtable, UW-Madison, Nov. 11, 2009. • Guest lecture, “Native Americans of Wisconsin,” University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Nov. 18, 2008. • Guest lecture, “Native American Warrior Traditions,” Missouri State University, Nov. 10, 2008. • Guest Lecture, “Native American Warrior Traditions,” Cherokee National Holiday Conference, Tahlequah, OK, August 28, 2008. • Invited Lecture, “Native American Warrior Traditions,” National Library of New Zealand, Wellington NZ, June 5, 2008. • Guest lecture, “Native Warrior Traditions,” UW-Madison Art History (Nancy Mithlo), April 29, 2009. • Guest lecture, UW-Madison LSC Grad Colloquiam, “Science Education for Native Children,” Feb. 13, 2008. • Presenter, “Visualizing Science,” Pyle Center, UW-Madison, Feb. 8, 2008. • Guest lecture, “Indigenous Science,” Holtz Center, UW-Madison, Feb. 7, 2008 • Guest lecture, “Native Centered Science and Multimedia,” San Francisco State University, Dec. 20, 2007. • Presenter, “Lights, Camera, Science!: The role of New Media in Science Education for Native Children,” delivered to the 2007 Sequoyah Resarch Symposium, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, October 19, 2007. • Presenter (with Sanjay Limaye), “One Sky Two Views,” Wisconsin Indian Education Association Conference, April 13, 2007. • Presenter, “Cultural Imperialism and 5th Grade Social Studies: A Case Study,” Wisconsin Indian Education Association, Gresham, WI, April 14, 2006. • Presenter, “Writing Native History for the Next Generation,” Sequoyah Research Symposium, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, November 15, 2003. • Presenter, “Dances with History: Qualitative Research Methodology in Indian Country,” Sequoyah Research Symposium, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, Arkansas, Nov. 15, 2002. • Presenter (with Kelly Mella), “Red Power and Black Ink: Native American Newspapers and Tribal Sovereignty,” (quantitative results), Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference, Miami, FL, August 10, 2002. • Presenter (with Kelly Mella) “Red Power And Black Ink: Native American Newspapers and Tribal Sovereignty,” (qualitative results) Native Stories and Their Keepers: Telling the Public, 2002. Sequoyah Research Center Symposium, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Nov. 16, 2001. • Presenter, “Native American Newspapers and Tribal Sovereignty: A Framework for Understanding Tribal Attitudes About the Use of Natural Resources in Wisconsin,” Native American Journalists Association Conference, Buffalo, NY, June 14, 2001. • Presenter, “Native American Newspapers and Tribal Sovereignty: A Framework for Understanding Tribal Attitudes About the Use of Natural Resources in Wisconsin,” Indigenous Environmental Conference, Six Nations, Ontario, Canada, June 12, 2001. • Presenter, “Native American Newspapers and Tribal Sovereignty: A Framework for Understanding Tribal Attitudes About the Use of Natural Resources in Wisconsin,”

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presented to the Who Owns America? III Conference, sponsored by the Land Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, June 8, 2001. • Presenter, "Native Storytelling: Rediscovering the Ancient Craft," Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, August 9, 2000. • Presenter, “Print Culture as a Tool of Assimilation and Resistance among Ojibwe Children, 1895-1897,” Society for the History of Authorship, Readership, and Publishing (SHARP) Conference, Madison, WI, July 16, 1999. • Presenter, “Fighting Bob, the Czar of La Pointe, and Bad Times at Bad River: Newspaper Coverage of Wisconsin Chippewa in the Progressive Era,” Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication—Midwest Conference, History Division, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, April 20, 1996. • Presenter, “Voices From the Boat Landings: Source Selection and Bias in Newspaper Coverage of the Chippewa Treaty Rights Dispute,” Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication National Conference, Washington DC, August 9, 1995. • Presenter, “People of the Seventh Fire: A History of Chippewa Treaty Rights,” Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications-Midwest Conference, History Division, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO, April 1, 1995.

Invited Panels and Workshops • Coordinator/Media Trainer, Tribal Youth Media Workshops, one-week and four- week media training, documentary production, website design, youth empowerment projects on various Indian reservations in Wisconsin, 2007-2010 (Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation) and 2011-2019 (Bad River Reservation). • “Reporting in Indian Country,” Between Coasts conference, Lincoln, Nebraska, Oct. 19, 2019. • Panelist, Indigenous Peoples Day panel, Mitchell Museum, Evanston, IL, Oct. 10, 2016. • Moderator, “Science, Policy, and Water,” panel discussion, Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, Madison, WI, May 10, 2016. • Panelist, “Science, Religion and Environmental Ethics, Earth Day Conference, Nelson Institute, Monona Terrace, Madison, WI April 20, 2015. • Panelist, “Race, Ethnicity, and Journalism Ethics, Journalism Ethics Conference, Madison, WI. April 19, 2016. • Panelist, Twitter panel discussion, live one-hour twitter chat on journalism ethics, April 18, 2016. • Panelist, Documentary Writers Workshop, Madison College, March 26, 2015. • Panelist, Midwest Environmental Health Conference, Madison, Feb. 20, 2015. • Moderator, “Inquiry and Action for Social Change Conference,” Youth Engagement session and conference steering committee, School of Human Ecology, Oct. 9, 2014. • Teacher trainer, Indigenous Arts and Sciences program, UW Graduate School & UW Arboretum outreach, Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center, Ashland, WI, July 26- August 2, 2014.

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• Media trainer on basic camera operation and media production to fifteen department representatives from the St. Croix and Bad River Bands of Ojibwe, Bad River Reservation, June 4-5, 2013. • Teacher media trainer, Indigenous Arts and Sciences program, UW Graduate School & UW Arboretum outreach, Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center, Ashland, WI, July 25-28, 2013. • Media trainer on basic camera operation and media production to eight students and faculty, outreach campus, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College, St. Croix Ojibwe Reservation, April 27, 2012. • Media trainer, one-week session on editing and documentary production for ten St. Croix students and faculty, outreach campus, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College at UW-Madison, July 16-20, 2012. • Moderator/panel coordinator, The Last Menominee and Through Tribal Eyes, “Tales from Planet Earth Film Festival,” Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, March 30, 2012. • Panelist, “The Right for Tribal Sovereignty (with Professors Larry Nesper, Rand Valentine, and Richard Monette), UW Center for the Humanities, Madison, WI, May 3, 2012. • Sacred Stick documentary screening and speech, Widening the Circle Conference, La Crosse, WI, Nov. 11, 2012. • Panelist, Edgewood College Career Counseling, Dept. of Communications, Nov. 27, 2012. • Media trainer, Barefoot Journalism Project, Quelimane, Mozambique, Terra Institute, January 22-31, 2011. • Media trainer, “Video Editing in a PC Environment,” Native American Journalists Association Conference, St. Paul, MN, July 23, 2010. • Panelist, Town Hall Meeting, Unity Journalists of Color Conference, Chicago, IL, July 4, 2008. • Panelist, “War Stories of Minorities in the Military: Omission or Commissioned,” Unity Journalists of Color Conference, Chicago, IL, July 24, 2008. • Panelist, “In Living Color: Representing Minorities in the Media,” Unity Journalists of Color Conference, Chicago, IL, July 24, 2008. • Workshop Coordinator, “American Indian history teacher training, Wisconsin Social Studies Association, Lacrosse, WI, October 3, 2006. • Panelist, “American Indian Veterans in the Media Panel, Southwest Texas and American Popular Culture Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, February 15, 2007. • Media trainer, “Advanced Broadcast: Storytelling Made Simple,” Native American Journalists Association Conference, Denver, CO, June 8, 2007. • Workshop coordinator, “Native Wisconsin, CESA 12 teacher training, Ashland, WI. October 17, 2005.• • Panelist, “Indian Nations of Wisconsin,” Wisconsin Indian Education Association Conference, Oneida Nation, April 11, 2003.

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• Workshop coordinator, “Strong Nations: Communities of Endurance and Renewal,” with Marlin Mousseau, Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Oct. 1, 2003. • Workshop coordinator/trainer, “Indigenous Ways of knowing: The Differences and Similarities Between Native and Eurocentric Epistemology in the Media and Academia,” Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Conference, Miami, FL, August 8, 2002. • Panelist, “Rethinking Columbus Day,” Wisconsin Book Festival, State Historical Society, Madison, WI, Oct. 12, 2002. • Panelist, “Indian Newspapers in Wisconsin,” International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors Annual Conference, Madison, WI, June 27, 2001. • Online Forum Participant. • “How Indian Are You” and “Speech on the Reservation Isn’t Free” Civil Rights in Indian Country, MPR Forum, at the invitation of Minnesota Public Radio, April 24-May 2, 2001. • Presenter, “Native American Issues and the Media” with Shiela Reaves, Wisconsin Indian Education Association 2001 Conference, Madison, WI, April 2, 2001. • • Workshop coordinator/media trainer, “Covering Native American Issues” with Bernadette Chato, Native News Network, sponsored by the Minnesota Public Radio Civic Journalism Initiative and the Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, Minneapolis, MN, March 12, 2001. • • Workshop coordinator/presenter, Treaties, Traditions & Tribal Sovereignty Conference, conference for K-12 educators, sponsored by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, December 2-3, 1999 Workshop. • "Environmental Reporting Basics" (in conjunction with the Society of Environmental Journalists), • Panelist, Indigenous Environmental Conference, Native American Journalists Association Conference, June 13, 2000, repeated June 14, 2000), Fort Lauderdale, Florida. • Presenter, "Ancient Reflections: Contemporary Representations of Native Americans in Mass Media," Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, August 13, 2000. • Workshop coordinator/presenter, "Environmental Reporting Basics" in cooperation with the Society of Environmental Journalists at the Indigenous Environmental Conference (preceding the Native American Journalists Association Conference), Fort Lauderdale, FL, June 14 and 15, 2000 (two workshops). • Panelist, “Sovereignty: The Struggle for Self-Governance by Native Peoples, Unity ’99: Journalists of Color Conference, Seattle, WA, July 8, 1999. • Panelist, “Grad School Gamble,” Unity ’99: Journalists of Color Conference, Seattle, WA, July 10, 1999. • Panelist, “Tribes, Treaties, and the Northwest Territory,” Oneida Nation History Conference, Oneida, Wisconsin, October 23, 1998. • Panelist, “Hollywood Images of American Indians,” Native American Journalists Association National Conference, Bismarck, ND, May 25, 1995. • Panelist, “Framing and Discourse of Environmental and Health Issues among Native American Populations,”Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, National Conference, Anaheim, CA August, 12, 1996.

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• Panelist, “The Hollywood Indian: Visual Representations and Stereotypes of Native Americans,” Association for Education and Mass Communication, National Conference, Anaheim, CA, August, 12, 1996.

Documentary Consultation (Current) • The Warrior Tradition, WNED-TV (PBS), Buffalo, New York. • Natives in Service to France (working title), BEW Media Group, Paris, France. • Indian Community School of Milwaukee, consultation, directing, and shooting for Indian Community School documentary project.

Grants Awarded • Buffet Institute Idea Incubation Challenge Grant (I am a member of an interdisciplinary team researching disproportionate effects of climate change), $150,000. • Linzer Award for Faculty Innovation Diversity and Equity to create an “Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 ($25,000 and $2,500 respectively). • Northwestern University Provost’s Diversity and Equity Award (one of two awarded), 2020, $5,000. • “GLIFWC Diary,” with Mae Mastin, Northwestern Undergraduate Research Grant, 2020, $3500. • “Indigenous Food Sovereignty,” with Nancy Quian, Northwestern Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 2020, $3500. • “National Parks and COVID 19,” with Alexandria Wilt, Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, 2020, $3500. • PBS Visionmaker Research and Development grant for “Zuni Eagles,” to create 3 webisodes and eventually a documentary, 2018 ($25,000 award) • Grants from various sources (Medill, Center for Native American and Indigenous Research, Office of Diversity and Inclusion) to support Native American Journalists Association retreat and strategic plan meeting at Northwestern, April, 2019 (totaling $6,000). • URAP/CNAIR grants to support undergraduate research assistant for Tribal TEK/National Park Service research project, Ashland, WI, July-Aug. 2018 (totaling $5500). • Medill/CNAIR grants to support graduate research assistant for National Park Service research project, Ashland, WI, July-Aug. 2018 (totaling $5500). • Medill/CNAIR grants to support 2 graduate students and Dine’ Tribal College Policy Director presentation at Agriculture, Food, and Human Values national conference, Madison, WI June 16, 2018 (totaling $4000). • 2015-2017 Baldwin grant for Oganawaabandan gikinoo ‘amaadiiwin (OGA), or “Visual Learning,” a collaborative community-based, three-year media project with the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe designed to address health disparities through multimedia learning and content generation ($115,000). • 2016-2017 Study Abroad grant to support Bad River one-week undergraduate field course ($15,000).

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• 2015 EI (Educational Inovation) grant to develop and teach online ethnic studies summer course (Native American Environmental Issues and the Media) class ($10,000). Supplemental CALS funding for faculty and TA support to teach course in summer 2016 and beyond. ($10,000 and continuing). • 2014 Morgridge Center grant to support equipment purchase for Oganawaabandan gikinoo ‘amaadiiwin project ($8,300). • 2014 Global Health Institute grant ($13,500) to support Bad River one-week, undergraduate field course. • 2014 Duluth-Superior Foundation, Alex Smith Fund to Support Native American Sovereignty ($10,600) for media equipment to support Oganawaabandan gikinoo ‘amaadiiwin project. • 2013 Faculty Development Grant, to learn from and assist STEM scientists in the Earth Partnership for Schools (UW Extension, UW Arboretum, Great Lakes Indian Fish & Wildlife, Northern Great Lakes Visitors Center) teacher workshops, Ashland, WI, July, 2013 ($10,000). • 2013 First Peoples Fund Cultural Capital Fellowship grant, to produce youth-directed documentary about Bad River Ojibwe rice and threat from a proposed iron mine ($5,000). • 2012 Global Health Institute grant to support Bad River one-week, undergraduate field course ($11,000). • 2012 Research Grant, USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, to assist Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College in creating a student-led research project ($8,000). • 2012 UW Provost’s office, to conduct diversity recruitment at the UNITY: Journalists of Color Conference, summer 2012 ($3,500). • 2012 Forest County Potawatomi Community Foundation Grant to support Tribal Youth Media project on the Bad River Ojibwe Reservation ($3,900). • 2011 Institute on Race and Ethnicity, University of Wisconsin System for book research on 2nd edition of Indian Nations of Wisconsin, Histories of Endurance and Renewal ($5,000). • 2011 USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, to assist Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College in creating a Blueberry Research Study ($21,300). • 2011 Global Health Institute grant to support Bad River one-week, undergraduate field course ($14,500). • 2011 Travel Grant, UW-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, to conduct journalism training workshops in Quelimane, Mozambique for Barefoot Journalism Project, Terra Institute, January 22-31, 2011 ($2000). • 2009-2010 UW Extension Award, UWEX TV, collaboration with Ass’t. Prof. Brett Shaw to generate content for new environmental web channel serving county extension agents and the public. • 2008-09 Native American Public Telecommunications, production grant, with co- producer Michelle Danforth for research of Sacred Stick, a 30 minute PBS documentary about lacrosse ($70,000) • 2008 University of Wisconsin Institute on Race and Ethnicity, for LSC Centennial Lecture Series ($1,800)

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• 2009 Native American Public Telecommunications, research grant, with co-producer Michelle Danforth for research of Sacred Stick, a 30 minute PBS documentary about lacrosse ($25,000) • 2009 UW-Madison Graduate School, Faculty Research Grant for Sacred Stick ($45,000 deferred until 2010). • National Endowment for the Humanities for Way of the Warrior, a one-hour documentary on Native American Veterans and the Warrior Ethic for national PBS broadcast in November 2007 ($80,000) • 2005-07 Baldwin “Wisconsin Idea” Grant with Sanjay Limaye, Director of Education, UW Space Science and Engineering Center, for space science/Native American astronomy outreach to tribal schools, 2007conference, and book entitled “Star Stories: Expanding the Cultural Universe ($120,000). • 2006-07 Native American Public Telecommunications for production of Way of the Warrior ($75,000) • UW-Madison Graduate School in support funds for Way of the Warrior ($83,000). • Ho-Chunk Nation for Way of the Warrior website design ($3,000). • Morgridge Center for Public Service (2000-2007) for service-learning documentary class ($1,000 the first two years, then provided Fellow). • Hatch Grant (2000-2002), for research project that looked at the relationship between Native newspapers and sovereignty ($80,000).

Grant Projects Submitted or in Progress • NEH Digital Humanities Grant, to insert Augmented Reality in Indigenous Tour of Northwestern,” $325,000 (approx.), in preparation for submission June 30, 2020. • “Moving to Higher Ground,” collaboration between Medill Explores and Quinault Indian Nation, Pacific Northwest, National Geographic Foundation, $50,000, NGF postponed submission date from April 15, to October TBA, 2020. • “NSF Civic Innovation Challenge,” with Northwestern Engineering Professors Jennifer Dunn and Bill Miller, $50,000 (in preparation for submission, July 1, 2020). • “NSF Convergence Accelerator,” with Northwestern Engineering Professors Jennifer Dunn, Bill Miller and Aaron Packman, $50,000(submitted May 10, 2020) pending. “Urban Indian Media Center,” Field Foundation, with Heather Miller, American Indian Center, $50,000 (submitted), pending. • “Tribal Entrepreneurship,” (with Northwestern Sociology Prof. Beth Redbird), Kauffman Foundation, $49,000 (unsuccessful) • “NRT-HDR: From Forest to Freeway: Data Science Training for Sustainable Urban and Rural Communities,” with Northwestern Computer Science Prof. Josiah Hester (unsuccessful)

Professional Awards • APEX Excellence in Publications Award (Writing), We Shall Remain Library and Event Kit, 2009. • News Writing Award, Wisconsin Broadcasters Assocation, In Wisconsin “St. Francis

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Football,” (producer, writer, narrator) 2009. • Best Documentary, National Parks Wisconsin (narrator) Milwaukee Press Club, 2009. • Broadcast Writing Award, Northwest Broadcast News Association, In Wisconsin “St. Francis Football,” (producer, writer, narrator) 2009. • Best Talk/Public Affairs Program, Northwest Broadcast News Association, In Wisconsin (host), 2009. • Best Public Affairs Program, First Place, Milwaukee Press Club, 2009 (2005-2008) • RTNDA/Unity Award, Radio and Television News Directors Association, (Way ofthe Warrior) 2008. • Best International Documetary (Way of the Warrior), Maori Film Festival, Wairoa, New Zealand, 2008. • Platinum Award (Way of the Warrior), Houston Film Festival, 2008. • 2008 Emmy nomination, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Outstanding Achievement, In Wisconsin, 2008, 2007. • Best Public Affairs Show, WeekEnd, Milwaukee Press Club and Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, 1993-1995; 1997, 1999-2002. • Best Feature Story-Merit Award, “Chief Bender,” Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, 2002. • Best Feature Story, Indian Treaty Rights and Sovereignty, Native American Journalists Association, 2000. • Best Public Affairs Program, WeekEnd Century to Century, Milwaukee Press Club, 1999. • Best Public Affairs Program, WeekEnd ,Wisconsin Public Television, Milwaukee Press Club, 1999. • Best Editorial- Merit Award, “Thanksgiving Commentary” WeekEnd, Wisconsin Public Television, Milwaukee Press Club, 1998. • Best Video, American Indian Film and Video Festival, Public Service Announcement for Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1997. • Media Excellence Award, National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, May 16, 1998, Waukesha, Wisconsin for three part series on discrimination encountered by people with mental illnesses, 1997. • Writer's Cup Award, Madison Professional Chapter of Women in Communications, 1996. • Best Video, Native American Journalists Association, for Wild Rice feature about ricing on the Bad River Chippewa Reservation, Wisconsin Public Television, 1995. • Best Documentary, Associated Press for Bitter Harvest, a thirty-minute documentary on migrant worker housing conditions, 1994. • Best Continuing Coverage, Associated Press for migrant worker stories, 1994. • Best of Madison, Madison Magazine, 1993 • Woman of the Year, Eagles Auxiliary 730, 1993. • Best of Madison, Isthmus, 1992. • Orchid Award, Madison Community Action Coalition for Spring of Discontent, a documentary that promoted understanding of Indian treaty rights, 1990.

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• Iris Nomination-Best Documentary, National Association of Television Programming Executives (NATPE) for Throwaway Future documentary about environmentalism and recycling, 1989. • Portland Mayor's Award, Portland, OR for promotion of cultural understanding through the Portland-Sapporo Sister City Association, 1984.

University Service

• Inaugural Director, Northwestern Center for Native American and Indigenous Research, 2017-present • Member, Provost’s PK-20+ Community Engagement Committee • Member, Northwestern Native American Outreach and Leadership Task Force • Member, Medill Diversity and Inclusion Council • Director and Liaison for Indigenous Communities, 4W (For Women, Well-being, Wisconsin, and the World), 2014-present. • Faculty lead, Native Nations Initiative. Collaborative effort between University of Wisconsin-Madison, UW Extension, and UW Colleges to promote research and outreach partnerships with twelve Indian nations in Wisconsin, 2015-continuing. • Coordinator, UW Listening Sessions with Native Nations: Bad River/Red Cliff; Oneida/Mohican/Brothertown; Lac Courte Oreilles/St. Croix; and urban Indians, summer 2016. • Steering Committee, Wisconsin Without Borders, 2015-present. • Liaison, BEW Media (French Film Company), Native American Service in France during WWII, 2015-present. • Member, APC (Academic Planning Council), Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison, 2015-present. • Member, Governance Committee, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, UW Madison, 2015-present. • Provost Appointee, Search Committee, Vice-Chancellor for Diversity, UW-Madison, Nov.-April, 2015. • Steering Committee, Native Nations Summit, Nelson Institute, March 12-13, 2015. • Provost Appointee, Five-year Review Committee, School of Human Ecology, BS- Department of Community and Non-profit Leadership, April 2015-present. • Ecuadoran Delegation facilitator, Global Health Institute, Bad River visit, April 12- 13, 2015. • Mock presentation judge, NAMA chapter, UW-Madison, LSC, April 8, 2015. • Post-Tenure Review, Prof. Kenneth Townsend, Coastal Carolina University, 2015. • Strategic Plan Committee, Northland College, Ashland, WI., 2015. • CALS Scholastic Policies and Actions Committee, 2014-present. • Act 31 Study Committee (Wisconsin Historical Society, UW Extension, Wisconsin Public Television consortium), 2013-present. • 4 Ws Initiative (Women and Wellbeing in Wisconsin and the World), Center for Nonprofits, SoHE, 2014. • Diversity Committee, Nelson Institute 2011-2014.

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• Advisory Committee, Wisconsin Historical Society, New Museum Initiative, 2014. • CALS Scholastic Policies and Actions Committee, 2006-2010. • Nelson Center Graduate Admissions Committee, 2014. • Tribal Sovereignty Environmental Summit Steering Committee, Nelson Institute, 2014-2015. • UW Arboretum Committee, 2008-2014. • UW Reaccreditation (Diversity), 2009. • Chancellor’s Scholar Mentor, 2007-2017. • McNair Scholarship Mentor, 2007-2017. • LSC Graduate Committee, 2008-2017. • LSC Awards Committee 2013-2017 • WSUM Student Radio Governance Board Chair, 2008-2011. • CALS Equity and Diversity Committee, 2004-2011.

Professional Experience • Program Host, WHA TV, Madison, Wis. (PBS), In Wisconsin, a thirty-minute news magazine (2003-2011). • Host, Dr. Martin Luther King Day coverage, Wisconsin Public Television, 1998- present. • Co-host, Weekend, a live one hour news, public affairs and interview program, writing, reporting, community outreach (1993-2002). • News Anchor/Reporter, WKOW TV, Madison, Wis. (ABC), co-anchor 5pm, 6pm, and 10pm weekday newscasts (1985-1994); environmental reporting, documentary production, public speaking, special projects. • Freelance writer, feature articles and guest columns appearing in The Capital Times, Madison Magazine, Wisconsin State Journal, and News From the Sloughs (Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe Tribal Newspaper); special reports airing on KOAP TV (PBS), Portland, Oregon (1984-1985). • Moderator, The Multi-cultural Press World Affairs Inc., Montreal, a national news and public affairs program airing on PBS and CBC (Canada) 1994-95. • Feature Reporter, KATU TV, Portland, Oregon (ABC), writing, travel reporting, anchoring Faces and Places and AM Northwest, 1981-85. • Co-Host, KHQ TV, Spokane, Washington (NBC) writing, reporting, editing and hosting PM Magazine (1979-81). • News Anchor/Reporter, WKOW TV, Madison, Wis. (ABC), writing, reporting, producing, editing, anchoring 10pm newscasts (1975-79). • News Anchor/Reporter, WXOW TV, LaCrosse, Wis. (ABC), producing, reporting, writing, editing and anchoring weekend Newscasts (1975-76). • News Anchor/Reporter, WKTY-AM/WSPL-FM, LaCrosse, Wis. producing, reporting, anchoring radio newscasts, 1974-75.

Public History • We Shall Remain, WGBH (PBS Boston) multi-part series American Experience, wrote library event kit and resource guide & consulted on Teachers Guide, 2008. • “Celebrating Wisconsin’s Native Heritage,” walk-through public history display

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coordinated by Great Lakes Inter-tribal Council in conjunction with the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, Wisconsin Humanities Council, and twelve Indian nations in Wisconsin. I coordinated research and wrote text for the exhibit, displayed during the Wisconsin Sesquicentennial Commemoration, August 20-23, 1998. • “Treaties, Traditions, and Tribal Sovereignty, co-coordinator of two-day conference for K-12 teachers, sponsored by the Wisconsin Historical Society, December 2-3, 1999.

Leadership and Service

Current: Northwestern University • Search Committee, Northwestern Vice-Provost/Chief Diversity Officer, 2020. • Program Reviewer, Northwestern School of Communication, 2020. • Native American and Indigenous People’s Steering Group, 2017-present. • Buffett Institute Steering Committee, 2018-2019. • PreK-20+ Community Engagement Working Group, 2018-present. • Medill School of Journalism Assessment Committee, 2018-present. • Medill School of Journalism Promotion and Tenure Committee, 2017-present. • Medill School of Journalism, liaison to Native American Journalists Association, 2017-present.

Current: Other Institutions • Committee member, Native North American Advisory Committee, Field Museum 2017-present. • Advisory Committee Member, Marquette Building Intervention, 2020. • Committee member, Search Committee, Newberry Library D’arcy McNickle Director 2019-present. • Dissertation Committee Member, Cassandra Smith, School of the Art Institute, Chicago, IL. • Honorary Fellow, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Human Ecology (service includes serving on Native graduate student committees). • Director and Liaison to Indigenous Communities, 4W (For Women, Well-being, Wisconsin, and the World), 2014-present.

Previous: • Co-leader, UW/UW-EX/UW Colleges-Native Nations Initiative, 2016-2017 • UNITY: Journalists for Diversity, Senior Advisory Panel, 2014-2017 • Curator, Board of Curators, Wisconsin Historical Society, 2015-2017 • Board of Directors, Lac du Flambeau Living Arts and Cultural Center, 2013-2016. • Board of Directors, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Alumni Association, 2012- 2016. • Faculty Senator, Department of Life Sciences Communication, UW-Madison, 2011- 2014. • Act 31 Study Committee (Wisconsin Historical Society, UW Extension, Wisconsin Public Television consortium), 2013-2017.

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• Editorial Board, Building Bridges community-based journalism program, Terra Institute (Land Tenure Center), 2009-2017. • Editorial Board, American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), Winds of Change, quarterly publication, 2011-2016 • Advisory Board, Native American Press Archives, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, 2007-2014. • Advisory Committee, Edgewood College Communications Program, 2009-present. • Executive Committee (Secretary), UNITY: Journalists of Color representing National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Asian American Journalists Association, Native American Journalists Association, 2010-2012. • Board of Directors, UNITY: Journalists of Color, 2007-2012. • Policy Chair, UNITY: Journalists of Color, 2007-2011. • Trustee, Wisconsin Nature Conservancy 2004-2006. • Women in Science and Engineering Leadership (WISELI) training facilitator for search and screen committees, 2006. • Chair, Search and Screen Committee, CALS Associate Dean of Minority Affairs and Minority Affairs coordinator, 2004-2005. • Governor’s Appointee, Madison Cultural Arts District Board of Directors, 2005- 2007. • Board of Directors, Institute for Ecosystem Studies, Milbrook, New York, 2005- 2007. • Board of Directors, The Aldo Leopold Nature Center, 2004-2006. • Board of Directors, Native American Journalists Association, 2000-2003. • Board of Directors, Native American Public Telecommunications Board, 1999-2002. • Program Committee, Unity ’99: Journalists of Color Conference, Seattle, WA, July 7- 12, 1999. • Native American Council of Madison, Board of Directors-Secretary,1996-1999. • Ethnic Advisory Committee, Wisconsin Sesquicentennial Commission, 1997-1998. • Board of Directors, Dane County Chapter of the American Red Cross, 1992-1994. • Board of Directors, Portland, OR-Sapporo, Japan Sister City program, 1980-1984.

Community • Enrolled citizen, Mashkiiziibii (Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe). • Women’s Traditional Pow Wow Dancer. • Traditional Ojibwe beading. • Friends of Dane County Parks • Fundraiser, “Native Vote.” • Member, Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters • Illinois League of Women Voters, Wisconsin League of Women Voters • Member, Pope Family Park Conservancy, Middleton, WI.