Resume

• 1997

  Associate Professor of History with demonstrated experience working in higher education\nSkilled in Teaching

  Editing

  Public Speaking

  and Research\nStrong education professional with a Phd focused in History-US Labor

  Gender

  World

  American Indian from Rutgers

  The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick.

  Colleen

  O'Neill

  The College of New Rochelle

  Utah State University

  Cal Poly State University

  Logan. UT

  Served as associate editor and coeditor of the Western Historical Quarterly. Acquired article manuscripts

  ushered them through peer review

  and worked with authors to bring them to print.

  Associate Professor/Co-Editor

  Utah State University

  New Rochelle

  New York

  Teaching US and Latin American history as well as interdisciplinary courses in environmental

  gender

  and American Indian History.

  Assistant Professor Of History

  The College of New Rochelle

  Logan

  UT

  Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in US history

  US western history

  and Native American History

  Associate Professor of History

  Utah State University

  Teaching interdisciplinary courses in Ethnic Studies

  including \"Native American Cultural Images

  \" \"Global Origins of US Cultures

  \" and \"Cultural Landscapes.\"

  Associate Prof of Ethnic Studies

  San Luis Obispo

  California Area

  Cal Poly State University

• 1990

  Organization of American Historians

  Western History Association

  Labor and Working Class History Association

  Native American and Indigenous Studies Association

  Spanish

  Phd

  Earned a PhD in history. Dissertation: \"Navajo Workers and White Man's Ways\"

  History-US Labor

  Gender

  World

  American Indian

  Rutgers

  The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick

• 1987

  MA

  Earned an MA in History. \n\nCompleted an MA thesis: \"A Community Divided: A History of the Bisbee Deportation.\"

  History

  New Mexico State University

• 1979

  BA

  Studied Political Science. Completed a Bachelor's thesis on the influence of feminism on the Peace Movement in Northern California. \n\nFirst co-director of the Pomona College Women's Union

  Government

  Pomona College

• History

  University Teaching

  College Teaching

  Research

  Editing

  Community Outreach

  Teaching

  Student Affairs

  Instructional Design

  Grant Writing

  E-Learning

  Qualitative Research

  Distance Learning

  Higher Education

  Public Speaking

  “Bisbee Deportation

  ” Encyclopedia of U.S. Labor and Working-Class History

  “Bisbee Deportation

  ” Encyclopedia of U.S. Labor and Working-Class History

  Domesticity Deployed: Gender

  Race

  and the Construction of Class Struggle in the Bisbee Deportation

  \"

  Working the Navajo Way: Labor and Culture in the Twentieth Century

  Brian Hosmer

  Native Pathways: American Indian Culture and Economic Development in the Twentieth Century

  Interwoven Economic Histories: American Indians in a Capitalist America (with Alexandra Harmon and Paul Rosier)

  Jobs and Sovereignty: Tribal Employment Rights and Energy Development in the 20th Century (book chapter in Indians and Energy

  edited by Sherry Smith and Brian Frehner)

  “Native Americans

  ” Encyclopedia of U.S. Labor and Working-Class History

  Commentaries on the Past and Future of Western History: Multiple Strands of Inquiry in a (Still) Contested Region

  Introduction: Indigenous Peoples and Labor Systems

  ” in Workers Across the Americas edited by Leon Fink

  Charity or Industry?: Gendering of Work Relief in Indian Country in the New Deal Era (book chapter in Indigenous Women and Work: From Labor to Activism

  ed. Carol Williams)

  The ‘Making' of the Navajo Worker: Navajo Households

  the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Off Reservation Wage Work