Faculty
Mary F. Ehrlander, Ph.D.
Director of Northern Studies
Associate Professor of History
University of Alaska Fairbanks
PO Box 756460
Fairbanks, AK 99775
907-474-6556
mfehrlander@alaska.edu
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Courses taught by Dr. Mary F. Ehrlander | |
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HIST 131/132 | History of the United States |
| NORS 293 | The Circumpolar North: An Introductory Overview |
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HIST 404 | Modern Scandinavia |
| HIST 434 | Canada: 1867 – Present |
| HIST/NORS 483 | 20th Century Circumpolar History |
| NORS/HIST 600 |
Perspectives on the North |
Terrence M. Cole, Ph.D.
Professor of History
Director, Office of Public History
P.O. Box 756460
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775
tmcole@alaska.edu
Courses taught by Dr. Terrence M. Cole | |
| History 100X |
Modern World History |
| HIST 461/NORS 661 |
History of Alaska |
| HIST 481/NORS 681 | Polar Exploration and its Literature |
| HIST 490/NORS 690 | Researching and Writing Northern History |
Sine Anahita, Ph.D.
Associate Director of Northern Studies
Associate Professor of Sociology
P.O. Box 756460
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775
sine.anahita@alaska.edu
| Courses taught by Dr. Sine Anahita | |
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NORS 601 | Research Methods and Sources in the North |
| NORS/WGS 493/693 | Men and Masculinities in the North |
| SOC 100x | Individual, Culture and Society |
| SOC 301 | Rural Sociology |
| SOC 308 | Race and Ethnic Relations |
| SOC/WGS 320 | Sociology of Gender |
Maribeth S. Murray, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
IARC and Northern Studies
P.O. Box 757340
University of Alaska Fairbanks
Fairbanks, AK 99775
907-474-6751
msmurray@alaska.edu
| Courses taught by Dr. Maribeth S. Murray | ||
| NORS 493 |
The Changing Arctic: Scientific | |
Professor Emeritus
Judith S. Kleinfeld, Ph.D.
Please follow this link: http://www.judithkleinfeld.com/
NORS Affiliated Faculty
Mary Goodwin, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Art History
mcgoodwin@alaska.edu
Courses taught: Visual Images of the North
Research related to the North: Artist of Alaska
Eric Heyne, Ph.D.
Professor of English
efheyne@alaska.edu
www.alaska.edu/english/people/faculty/heyne/
Courses taught: Alaskan and Northern Canadian Literature
Brian Kassof, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
bkassof@alaska.edu
Courses taught: Imperial Russia 1700-1917; Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia
Amy Lovecraft, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Political Science
allovecraft@alaska.edu
Courses taught: Science, Technology and Politics; Government and Politics of Canada
Research related to the North: Policy research: wildland fire, sea ice, marine mammals, freshwater systems & transnational environmental regimes; Environmental political theory addressing rapid change and the far North.
Gerald (Jerry) McBeath, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science
gamcbeath@alaska.edu
www.uaf.edu/polisci/faculty
Courses taught: Comparative Environmental Politics; Alaska Government and Politics
Research related to the North: State and local politics of Alaska; Native Politics; Politics of circumpolar northern states; Environmental politics and policy
Chanda Meek, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Political Science
clmeek@alaska.edu
Courses taught: Arctic Politics and Governance; Government and Politics of Russia
Research related to the North: Resilience of Northern social-ecological systems, natural resource & environmental policy & politics, human dimensions of wildlife mgmt., indigenous-state power-sharing arrangements, cross-scale policy implementation
James Ruppert, Ph.D.
Professor of English and Alaska Native Studies
jkruppert@alaska.edu
www.alaska.edu/english/people/faculty/ruppert/
Courses taught: Images of the North
Research related to the North: Alaska Native Studies; Oral Narratives; Travel Narratives
William Schneider, Ph.D.
Curator of Oral History, Professor
wsschneider@alaska.edu
Courses taught: Oral Sources; independent studies
Research related to the North: Cultural Anthropology; Ethnohistory; Alaska history; Oral history; Oral narrative
Peter Schweitzer, Ph.D.
Professor of Anthropology
ppschweitzer@alaska.edu
Courses taught: Northern Indigenous Peoples and Contemporary Issues
Research related to the North: Viability of northern communities under conditions of climate change; History and indigenous identity in the North; Movement of people & ideas in & out of the Arctic