Profile

Ronald Trosper

Professor, American Indian Studies-GIDP | Professor, Indigenous Food / Energy / Water Systems - GIDP | Adjunct Professor, School of Natural Resources and the Environment | Professor, American Indian Studies | Member of the Graduate Faculty

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Research

Nation-Building: Issues of Leadership, Institution-Building, Governance, and Culture
Interdisciplinary Research: Theory and Methods
Natural Resource Management in Native Communities
Nation Building I
Globalization and Indigenous People

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Student Thesis/Dissertation(6)

Moving Beyond the Decolonization Framework: Indigenous Research, Collaboration, and Decision-Making in Mi’kma’ki
2024·doctoral
The Cahuilla Research Agenda Model: Using Indigenous Methods and Cahuilla Traditional Knowledge in Research
2024·doctoral
WATER AND CULTURE: Using the Diné Cradleboard Framework and Są’ah Naagháí Bik’eh Hózhǫ́ǫ́n (SBNH) to Understand How Indigenous Origin Stories Direct Indigenous Water Perspectives
2023·doctoral
Revitalizing Tribal Sovereignty: Examining Native Nation Building in North America as a Semi-Secular Revitalization Movement
2021·doctoral
American Indian Graffiti Muralism: Survivance and Geosemiotic Signposts in the American Cityscape
2016·doctoral

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News(2)

3 Things You Should Know About Thanksgiving
2017
American Indian Studies Becomes Department, Plans to Offer Bachelor's Degree
2014

Profile

Ronald Trosper

Courses(9)

Nation-Building: Issues of Leadership, Institution-Building, Governance, and Culture

Interdisciplinary Research: Theory and Methods

Natural Resource Management in Native Communities

Nation Building I

Globalization and Indigenous People

Student Thesis/Dissertation(6)

Moving Beyond the Decolonization Framework: Indigenous Research, Collaboration, and Decision-Making in Mi’kma’ki

The Cahuilla Research Agenda Model: Using Indigenous Methods and Cahuilla Traditional Knowledge in Research

WATER AND CULTURE: Using the Diné Cradleboard Framework and Są’ah Naagháí Bik’eh Hózhǫ́ǫ́n (SBNH) to Understand How Indigenous Origin Stories Direct Indigenous Water Perspectives

Revitalizing Tribal Sovereignty: Examining Native Nation Building in North America as a Semi-Secular Revitalization Movement

American Indian Graffiti Muralism: Survivance and Geosemiotic Signposts in the American Cityscape

News(2)

3 Things You Should Know About Thanksgiving

American Indian Studies Becomes Department, Plans to Offer Bachelor's Degree