Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Program

Cristina Stanciu (2008-2009) will be completing her dissertation in English from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign during her year as the AISP pre-doctoral fellow.

Chantal Norrgard (2007-2008) was awarded a two year post-doctoral fellowship in History at Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin.

Jill Doerfler (2006-2007) accepted a tenure stream position as an assistant professor in American Indian Studies at University of Minnesota Duluth.  She postponed that appointment for one year to accept a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

Robert Innes (2005-2006) accepted a tenure stream position as an assistant professor in Native Studies at University of Saskatchewan, beginning in fall of 2006. 

Wendy Geniusz (2004-2005) spent the year following her fellowship at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, as the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Fellow in Native American Studies and Educational Studies.  She began a tenure stream position as an assistant professor of American Multicultural Studies at Minnesota State University, Moorhead in fall 2006.

Cathleen Cahill (2003-04) accepted a tenure stream position in History at University of New Mexico following her pre-doctoral fellowship year.

Brian Klopotek (2002-03) began a tenure stream position in Ethnic Studies at University of Oregon following his fellowship year.  He received the American Studies Association award for best dissertation of 2004.

JoAnne DiNova (2001-2002) became a tenure stream assistant professor in Professional Communication at Ryerson University in Toronto in 2007.

Mindy Morgan and John Norder (2000-2001) both accepted tenure stream positions as assistant professors of Anthropology at Michigan State University following their pre-doctoral year.

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