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...remarks came at a time that Harvard is expanding its indigenous history offerings. Assistant Professor of History Malinda Maynor Lowery, who joined the Faculty last year, offers three courses studying Native Americans of the past and present...
...When you compare Native American admissions rates at Harvard to the Ivy League, Harvard has been way behind for decades,” says Malinda M. Lowery, assistant professor of Native American history. “Harvard is only catching up to other institutions of higher education.” Catching up, indeed. Last week, the Harvard College Admissions Office reported a record high for Native American admissions: 1.4 percent of admitted students, close to the nationwide Native American population, 1.5 percent, according to the 2000 U.S. Census. According to a recent newsletter from the Harvard University Native American Native...
...American Indian community, an analysis of popular treatment methods for the group, and recommendations for a holistic approach to treatment. The presentation was based on ethnographic research and a review of relevant literature, which she had already conducted in preparation for her senior thesis. Assistant Professor of History Malinda M. Lowery called AISES a “main vehicle that Native people have to network and obtain career opportunities.” Lowery is also an advisor for Native Americans at Harvard College, an undergraduate group for which Scott currently serves as treasurer. Lowery said she was immediately impressed...
...head teaching fellow in Buell’s Core course, fourth-year English graduate student Jared W. Hickman, will take on TF duties in two other courses this semester, Assistant Professor of History Malinda Maynor’s History 1657, “Native America: The East,” and Harvard College Professor Robert J. Kiely’s English 13, “The English Bible...
...Malinda Maynor ’95, a member of the Lumbee Nation from North Carolina, will serve as an Assistant Professor in History...