Jean Dennison, Ph.D

Jean Dennison, Ph.D. (Osage) is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at UNC-Chapel Hill. She is currently writing a book on the Osage Nation's recent citizenship and government reform process. Her areas of interest include: visual anthropology; language enrichment and youth media; the Osage Nation; and North American Indian subjectivities, citizenship, sovereignty and Nation building.


Email: jeandennison@unc.edu		409C Alumni Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill
Artwork by Ryan Red Corn Flyer sent to all Osage voters prior to the ratification of their new constitution (March, 2006).


		visual anthropology (Fall 2009) anthropology through expressive cultures (Spring 2010)

		osage nation unc-chapel hill anthropology

		curriculum vita book shelf

Jean Dennison, Ph.D. (Osage) is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at UNC-Chapel Hill. She is currently writing a book on the Osage Nation's recent citizenship and government reform process. Her areas of interest include: visual anthropology; language enrichment and youth media; the Osage Nation; and North American Indian subjectivities, citizenship, sovereignty and Nation building.