Museum anthropology faces many challenges in working with American Indian people and material culture. This thesis embodies, explores, and contributes to these historical challenges and shared goals through a case study involving research for the coll . . .

Archives are critical sites for investigating intersections in contested history, for mapping the social and material landscape upon which humans engage with one another—violently, unsteadily, compassionately, creatively—and for expanding the depth of . . .

The difficult transition from ones home into an institutional setting is rising due to the current population of older adults who are living longer with chronic diseases and disabilities. The move from home into an institutional setting can be traumat . . .