Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative
Mack Scott III
Visiting Assistant Professor, Ruth J. Simmons Center, Director of Undergraduate Studies (DUS), CNAIS concentration
Biography
Mack Scott teaches courses that foreground the experiences of Indigenous communities and other targeted populations. His pedagogy focuses on community engagement, and his research explores the history and continuance of Native peoples throughout the Dawnland (New England). His current project traces the continuance of the Narragansett Nation from the pre-colonial to the modern era.
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Publications
Running for a Nation: The Remarkable Story of Ellison “Tarzan” Brown
Teaching
Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies (ETHN 1200)
Graduate Readings in Native American and Indigenous Histories: Decolonization and Methodologies (HIST 2972D)