Resume

• 2007

  Washington State University

• 2005

  Steven

  Fountain

  California State University

  Chico

  Adjunct Professor of History and Geography\n\ncourses taught: \n- History of the United States.\n- Historical Geography of North America.\n- American Environmental History.\n- History of California.\n- California Cultural Geography.

  California State University

  Chico

• 2000

  UC Davis

  Adjunct Instructor in History\n\ncourses taught:\n- History of the United States since the Civil War\n- History of the United States through Reconstruction.\n- History of the Trans-Mississippi West to 1850.\n- The Lewis & Clark Expedition: Encounter and Impact (seminar).

  UC Davis

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  PhD in History

  with emphases in Early American

  Environmental

  and Native American History. \n• W. Turrentine Jackson Graduate Fellow in History\n• Wakeham Summer Research Fellowship

  College of Arts & Letters\n• Graduate Research Award

  Consortium for Women and Research\n• Bancroft Library Summer Award

  University of California Berkeley\n• American Heritage Center Research Grant

  University of Wyoming\n• Filson Historical Society Travel Grant

  Filson Historical Society\n\n• Field certification in World History: Cross-Cultural Encounters & Environmental History\n• Additional coursework in Sociology and Native American Studies\n• Research assistant

  NEH Teaching American History Summer Institute\n• Teaching Assistant Coordinator

  Department of History\n• Committee member

  American Women’s & Early American History job searches\n• Speaker Selection Committee

  “DNA and History” series

  Center for History

  Society and Culture

  History

  University of California

  Davis

• 1998

  French

  Spanish

  Master of Arts (MA)

  M. A. in History (focus on North American and World History)\n\n• Teaching Assistant

  Department of History\n• University Thesis Award nomination

  History

  University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• 1986

  Bachelor of Science (BS)

  Secondary Education and Teaching

  Western Oregon University

• 414

  Teach courses in American History (HIST 110

  & 415)

  Environmental History (HIST 409 & 494)

  Native American History (HIST 308)

  the American West (HIST 421)

  and Research and Writing in History (HIST 300 & 469).\n\nResearch projects include a forthcoming book

  _Horses of their Own Making: An Equestrian History of North America_

  and ongoing explorations of indigenous peoples in the fur trades

  contemporary federal policy

  the history of wildlife management (including wild horses and beaver)

  and indigenous-centered curricula.

  Washington State University

• Horses

  Environmental History

  Public History

  Research

  Native American History

  Teaching

  Wildlife Management

  American History

  Land Use Issues

  University Teaching

  Fountain