Dr. Tamara Levi
Assistant Professor
Department of History and Foreign Languages
700 Pelham Road N.
Jacksonville, Alabama 36265
(256)782-5466
tlevi@jsu.edu

EDUCATION			
	Ph.D. August 2006, University of Nebraska-Lincoln	
	M.A. August 1999, Appalachian State University
	B.A. May 1997, Lees-McRae College
		
POSITIONS HELD
	Assistant Professor, Jacksonville State University
	Lecturer, Montreat College
	Adjunct, Brevard College
	Part-Time Instructor, Appalachian State University
	History Lecturer, Wilkes Community College
	
COURSES TAUGHT
	Early America to 1783
	Jeffersonian and Jacksonian America, 1783-1850
	American Indian History
	American History to 1865
	American History since 1865
	World Civilizations to 1650
	World Civilizations since 1650 	

PUBLICATIONS
	Umonhon Nikashinga Ukethin Uhon (Common Omaha Cooking), with 	
	Omaha Language Class, 2000-2002, Native Language Program, 	
	University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Anthropology, 	2002.

	Review of Handbook of North American Indians, Vol. 13, 	
	Western Historical Quarterly 34 (Spring 2003): 83-85.
	
	"Native American History: An Annotated Bibliography," with 		
	John Wunder (tc.unl.edu/ushistory, 2002).		

	“One Goal, Two Systems: Government and Missionary Boarding 		
	Schools 1846-1900,” Conference Proceedings, Rocky Mountain 		
	Interdisciplinary History Conference, 2002.

	“Slave Women in Appalachia,” Encyclopedia of Appalachia, 	
	ed. Jean Haskell Speer and Rudy Abramson, Center for 	Appalachian Studies and Services, University of Tennessee 	
	Press, 2005.

FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS
	"Annuities" and "Richard Henry Pratt," Treaties with 	American 	Indians: An Encyclopedia of Rights, Conflicts, 	
	and Sovereignty, ed. Donald Fixico, expected August 2007.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
	“Fighting Women in the American Revolution and Civil War,” 	
	Alabama Association of Historians Conference, February 	
	2007.

ORGANIZATIONS
	Phi Alpha Theta
	American Historical Association
	Alabama Association of Historians

FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS
	Marquis Who's Who in America, 2006
	The Chancellor's List, 2004-2005
	Center for Great Plains Studies, Grant-in-Aid, 2005	
	Sheldon Fellowship, 2000-2001, 2003, 2004
	Mildred F. Thompson Fellowship, 2004-2005  
	Graduate Nonresident Tuition Fellowship, 2000-2003
	Appalachian State University Graduate School Thesis 		
		Research Grant, 1998