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Marsha Weisiger

Associate Professor of History Julie and Rocky Dixon Chair of US Western History; Co-Director Center for Environmental Futures

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Environmental Studies

History

Native American and Indigenous Studies

Social Science

Marsha Weisiger is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor of History Julie and Rocky Dixon Chair of US Western History; Co-Director Center for Environmental Futures at University of Oregon.

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Marsha Weisiger

University of Oregon

Associate Professor of History Julie and Rocky Dixon Chair of US Western History; Co-Director Center for Environmental Futures

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history environmental history anthropology social history cultural history indigenous studies indigenous peoples western american literature agricultural history historical analysis gender studies public history global history historical review agrarian change historical geography sociology intellectual history land use social anthropology historical sociology historical methodology feminist perspectives rural culture historical archaeology american archaeology native americans gender inequality sustainable agriculture migration studies regional studies interdisciplinary history building engineering architectural design architectural research high-rise buildings architectural science coastal research indigenous movements historical scholarship architectural technology building technology building design socio-economic change feminist economics labour studies land management regional relevance rural economies arid environments socio-environmental implications environmental politics human-environment interactions ethnohistory female sexual slavery arts-based research participatory art fluvial process river basin management river restoration feminist geography gendered injustice navajo livestock reduction navajo pastoralism navajo country navajo reservation uranium mining radical middle special forum environmental historian navajo family diné women earth art bathsheba demuth cotton fields american environmentalism

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Indigenous Peoples and the Environment to 1890. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History (2023)

Marsha Weisiger

indigenous studiesenvironmental historyindigenous peoplesenvironmental sciencehistory

Floating Coast: An Environmental History of the Bering Strait. by Bathsheba Demuth. Western Historical Quarterly (2021)

Marsha Weisiger

coastal conservationcoastal researchhistorical analysisenvironmental historybathsheba demuthenvironmental scienceecologyhistory

Revisiting the Radical Middle (What’s Left of It). Western American literature (2019)

Stephanie LeMenagerMarsha Weisiger

radical middleliteraturewestern american literatureliterary theory

Buildings of Wisconsin. University of Virginia Press (2017)

building designbuilding technologyarchitectural sciencearchitectural technologybuilding engineeringarchitecturearchitectural designarchitectural researchhigh-rise buildingsarchitectural engineeringbuilt environment

The Arts and Crafts Movement in Wisconsin. In Buildings of Wisconsin (2017)

visual artscultural heritageheritage studiesart researchparticipatory artart historyart educationcontemporary artarts-based researchvisual cultureartmaterial culturecrafts movement

Experiencing Earth Art; or, Lessons From Reading the Landscape. (2016)

Marsha Weisiger

earth artartlandscape architecture

Diné Women and Livestock Reduction in the New Deal Era. Major Problems in American Indian History: Documents and Essays (2015)

livelihoodsagricultural policyagricultural historyfeminist economicspublic policylabour studiessociologyeconomic developmentsocio-economic changediné womeninternational developmentagrarian change

Happy Cly and the Unhappy History of Uranium Mining on the Navajo Reservation. Environmental History (2012)

Marsha Weisiger

environmental historyuranium miningindigenous peoplesnavajo reservationhistory

Leaving Mesa Verde: Peril and Change in the Thirteenth-Century Southwest. Edited by Timothy Kohler, Mark Varien and Aaron Wright. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2010. XIII + 437 Pp. Maps, Figures, Tables, Bibliography, and Index. Cloth $65.00.. Environmental History (2012)

Marsha Weisiger

archaeologyurban historyenvironmental historycultural historygeographyhistorical geographyarchaeological practiceancient mesoamericaamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

Navajos, New Dealers, and the Metaphysics of Nature. Ohio University Press eBooks (2012)

Marsha Weisiger

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Marsha Weisiger

Associate Professor of History Julie and Rocky Dixon Chair of US Western History; Co-Director Center for Environmental Futures

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Environmental Studies

History

Native American and Indigenous Studies

Social Science

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marsha Weisiger

University of Oregon

Associate Professor of History Julie and Rocky Dixon Chair of US Western History; Co-Director Center for Environmental Futures

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Indigenous Peoples and the Environment to 1890. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History (2023)

Marsha Weisiger

indigenous studiesenvironmental historyindigenous peoplesenvironmental sciencehistory

Floating Coast: An Environmental History of the Bering Strait. by Bathsheba Demuth. Western Historical Quarterly (2021)

Marsha Weisiger

coastal conservationcoastal researchhistorical analysisenvironmental historybathsheba demuthenvironmental scienceecologyhistory

Revisiting the Radical Middle (What’s Left of It). Western American literature (2019)

Stephanie LeMenagerMarsha Weisiger

radical middleliteraturewestern american literatureliterary theory

Buildings of Wisconsin. University of Virginia Press (2017)

The Arts and Crafts Movement in Wisconsin. In Buildings of Wisconsin (2017)

visual artscultural heritageheritage studiesart researchparticipatory artart historyart educationcontemporary artarts-based researchvisual cultureartmaterial culturecrafts movement

Experiencing Earth Art; or, Lessons From Reading the Landscape. (2016)

Marsha Weisiger

earth artartlandscape architecture

Diné Women and Livestock Reduction in the New Deal Era. Major Problems in American Indian History: Documents and Essays (2015)

livelihoodsagricultural policyagricultural historyfeminist economicspublic policylabour studiessociologyeconomic developmentsocio-economic changediné womeninternational developmentagrarian change

Happy Cly and the Unhappy History of Uranium Mining on the Navajo Reservation. Environmental History (2012)

Marsha Weisiger

environmental historyuranium miningindigenous peoplesnavajo reservationhistory

Marsha Weisiger

archaeologyurban historyenvironmental historycultural historygeographyhistorical geographyarchaeological practiceancient mesoamericaamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

Navajos, New Dealers, and the Metaphysics of Nature. Ohio University Press eBooks (2012)

Marsha Weisiger

metaphysicsnaturephilosophy

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3
10 / page

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