Great Plains Fellows: Place studies

Place studies
Name	Title	Institution	Specialty
Brian Cannon	Professor & Department Chair, History	Brigham Young University	Agricultural settlement, rural community development, and federal rural policy in the 20th Century
Lee Davis	Associate Professor Emeritus, California Studies	San Francisco State University	Anthropology, American Indian culture, religion
Kalenda Eaton	Associate Professor, The Clara Luper Department of African & African American Studies	University of Oklahoma	Black American West, African American literature, Women’s Studies, Africana Studies
Andrew Graybill	Professor, History; Director, Clements Center for Southwest Studies	Southern Methodist University	North American West history of expansion, borders, race, violence
Johnathan Hladik	Policy Director	Center for Rural Affairs	Farm landscape, environmental policy, clean energy
Jeffrey A. Johnson	Professor, History	Providence College	Radical labor, politics, and reform in the late 19th and early 20th century American West
Charlene Porsild	President/CEO	The Montana History Foundation	North American West, Canadian Studies, Klondike Gold Rush, gender history
Robert Thacker	Dana Professor of English and Chair of Canadian Studies	St. Lawrence University	English, Canadian and Western literature, landscape in literature
Harry Thompson	Executive Director, Center for Western Studies	Augustana University	New West, poststructuralism/theory, South Dakota, Great Plains authors
Clinton White	Professor Emeritus	Campion College, University of Regina	Canadian history