Co-investigator Network

Rodney Frey Professor of Ethnography

Positions

Director of General Education, University of Idaho 2012 - 2015

Research

principal investigator on

Schitsu’umsh Relationships with Their Dynamic Landscapes: Identifying, Managing, and Applying Indigenous Knowledge and Praxis awarded by USGS National Climate Change and Wildlife Science Center 2014 - 2015

Teaching

is major professor for

A Glimpse of Development Experiences Thesis
An Ethnography of a Social Ecological Systems Team Science Network Thesis
CROW ARCHAEOLOGY AND ORAL HISTORY: THE ILLUSTRATIVE STORY OF ARROW SHOT INTO ROCK AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE OF THE PRYOR MOUNTAINS Thesis
GATHERING TULE: CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF TULE TO THE NEZ PERCE IN THEIR HOMELANDS Thesis
Incorporating Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Current and Future Management Plans: Coeur d'Alene and Westslope Cutthroat Trout (Onorhynchus clarki lewisi) Thesis
Interpretation as Ceremony: American Indian Park Rangers - Telling Our Own Stories, Protecting Cultural Resources in an Era of Military Preference Thesis
The Relationship between Plants and People: An Ethnobotanical Study in Partnership with the Muckleshoot Tribe Thesis
You Take My Paw and I'll Take Your Hand: An Exploration of the Furry Community Thesis

Contact

full name

Rodney Frey