ROBIN STARR MINTHORN (KIOWA) is an assistant professor in
educational leadership and Native American studies at the
University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. She’s the coeditor of
Indigenous Leadership in Higher Education.
HEATHER J. SHOTTON (WICHITA) is an associate professor of Native
American studies at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. She is
the coeditor of Beyond Access: Indigenizing Programs for Student
Success.
"A critically important contribution to Indigenous research
methodology literature and guide to stronger, wiser research in
academe and society. These authors facilitate decolonization of
existing paradigms of research and continued creation and
reclaiming of Indigenous epistemologies and practices of
scholarship."
- Alicia Fedelina Chávez (coauthor of Teaching Across
Cultural Strengths) "Reclaiming Indigenous Research in Higher
Education asserts the rightful place of Indigenous knowledge and
ways of doing in the academy. The wisdom and 'heart work' exhibited
by these authors honors the teachings of our elders and underscores
the importance of authenticity and realness in our scholarly
work."
- Susan C. Faircloth (professor, University of North
Carolina Wilmington) "Selected New Books on Higher Education"
compiled by Ruth Hammond (Chronicle of Higher Education) "The
editors have curated a beautiful collection of Indigenous research
approaches and discussion that help to fill higher education's gaps
in knowledge." (Journal of College Student Development)
" Reclaiming Indigenous Research in Higher
Education offers an important medicine for higher education
scholars and practitioners who seek to start or continue to do this
work." (Review of Higher Education)
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