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MARY JO TIPPECONNIC FOXCURRICULUM VITAEUniversity of ArizonaHarvill 224Tucson, AZ 85721-0076Office phone: 520-626-4242Email: foxm@email.arizona.eduTRIBAL AFFILIATION: Comanche/ CherokeeEnrolled citizen of the Comanche Nation of OklahomaEDUCATIONPh.D.The University of Arizona, Tucson, ArizonaHigher Education, 1982Dissertation Title: AMERICAN INDIANS IN HIGHER EDUCATION:FACTORS RELATED TO THEIR UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGEENTRANCE. Dr. Fred Harcelroad, committee chairM.A.T.The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New MexicoMajor: Education. Minor: Home Economics (Child Development/Family Studies),1976B.S.Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OklahomaHome Economics Education, 1968EMPLOYMENT HISTORY2014-dateResearch Professor, Social Scientist, American Indian Studies; Affiliated Faculty, Genderand Women’s Studies, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ2011-2014Research Associate Professor, Associate Social Scientist, American Indian Studies,Faculty Affiliate, Gender and Women’s studies, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ2005-2011Associate Professor, American Indian Studies, Faculty Affiliate, Gender and Women’sStudies, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ2002-2005Director/Chair, Social Scientist, Senior Lecturer, American Indian Studies,Faculty Affiliate, Gender and Women’s Studies, Ambassador to the American IndianNations and Associate to the President for American Indian Affairs, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ.1997-2002Associate Director, Associate Social Scientist, Senior Lecturer, American Indian Studies,Affiliated Faculty, Gender and Women’s Studies, Ambassador to the AmericanIndian Nations and Associate to the President for American Indian Affairs (1999),Interim Director/Chair (1998-1999), American Indian Studies, University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ.1994-1997Assistant Social Scientist, Lecturer in American Indian Studies, Affiliated Faculty,Gender and Women’s Studies, Affiliated Faculty, Comparative Culture and LiteracyStudies, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.1993 -1994Assistant Research Social Scientist, Office of Indian Programs, Adjunct Lecturer inAmerican Indian Studies, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.1
1991-1993Assistant Vice-President for Minority Student Affairs, Affiliated InterdisciplinaryFaculty, American Indian Studies, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.1988 -1990Director, the University Academic Advising Center (UAAC), Adjunct Instructor,College of Arts and Sciences, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.1986-88Faculty Associate, University Academic Advising Center (UAAC), Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ.HONORS AND 19961995-19981993-199519941992Elected to the Executive Board of Western Social Science Association (second three yearterm)Introduced La Donna Harris, a noted Native American woman, for Native Eyeshonoring event, October 24, 2014.Named an Influential Person in American Indian/Alaska Native Education in a studyauthored by Hollie J. Mackey and Linda Sue Warner published in The CriticalJournal of Thought and Praxis, University of Iowa Press.Outstanding Service Award, American Indian Studies Program, May 2012.Ten-Year Service Award, Comanche Nation College, June 2012.Elected to a three year term on the Executive Board of Western Social ScienceAssociation (WSSA), April 2012.Awarded a grant ( 1311.90) from UA Responsible ConductOf Research & Graduate College, Small Grants Program in Research Integrity tocreate the module, Responsible and Ethnical Research in Indian Country with ProfessorEileen Luna-FirebaughReelected to the National Executive Committee, Pathways into HealthVisiting Scholar, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, NJResearch grant ( 400.00) for study on American Indian women professors, Commissionfor the Status of Women, University of ArizonaElected as secretary for American Indian Studies AssociationElected to the National Executive Committee, Pathway into Health.Recognized as Director/Chair of American Indian Studies, UA Graduate College,Interdisciplinary Programs.Official UA representative (invited). Summit Meeting on the Role of Leadership inFostering and Sustaining Diversity in Institutions of Higher Education, National Councilfor Research on Women, June 22-24, 2006, New York City, NY.Distinguished Service, Comanche Nation, Lawton, Oklahoma, 2005Certificate of Appreciation, Native Student Affairs, Native American Heritage Month,2004Appointed to the founding governing Council for Comanche Nation CollegeRecognized for Support of Students at the University of Arizona, Native AmericanStudent Affairs: Wassaja Student CenterFeatured in Native American Women: Keepers Of Tradition, Sustainers Of the People.Teaching Supplement for Grades 4 through 12, the Oregonian, 2000Recognition of Service, NIEA, October 1998Outstanding American Indian Faculty Award, the University of Arizona, TucsonExecutive Board, Secretary, Board of Directors for the National Indian EducationAssociation (NIEA)Board of Directors, National Indian Education Association (NIEA)National Advisory Board Member, Minority Fellowship Program,National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA)Lotus Laureate, Certificate of Recognition, the University of Arizona,Asian Pacific American Student CenterDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Distinguished Leadership Award, The2
1991199019901979-811976-1977University of Arizona, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Student CenterSelected as a participant, NASPA Symposium for Women Preparing forChief Student Affairs PositionLeadership Academy, Arizona State UniversityStudent Affairs Recognition Award, Arizona State UniversityFellow, American Indian Fellowship Program, the Office of IndianEducation, U.S. Department of EducationAmerican Indian Community College Intern, Rockefeller Foundation FellowshipSERVICE/OUTREACHLocal/ 961993-19961992-1993Coordinated a visit to AIS and UA for San Xavier Mission School 5th graders.Coordinated a visit and presentation by San Carlos Tribal College board president.Content Expert, Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZAmerican Indian Studies Association Conference Planning Committee and Moderator forpanel at conference.UA Presidential Search CommitteeFinancial Aid Task Force, Arizona Commission for Postsecondary Education, Phoenix,AZArizona Representative O’Hallran’s task force on Indian students in the ArizonauniversitiesTeam Leader, Colorado River Tribes Education ProjectGovernor’s task force on Indian educationNIEA 2004 Local Planning CommitteeTri-Chair, Arizona Tri-Universities for Indian Education (ATUIE)University contact for American Indian nations and tribal issuesTeam Leader, Sunnyside Education ProjectMember Multicultural Oversight Committee, Tucson United School District, Tucson,ArizonaPlanning Committee, RETAIN ‘97, ‘98& ‘99Chair. Scholarship and Awards Committee, American Indian AlumniDine’ College Internship CoordinatorCo-chair of Fort McDowell funds committeeFt. McDowell Funds Negotiation Team (with Glenn Johnson)Commissioner, Metropolitan Tucson Commission on Urban Native American Affairs.Chair, Education Committee for CommissionVice-President, the University of Arizona American Indian 006Supervised/mentored Fulbright Fellow from CanadaExecutive Board, Western Social Science Association, two three year termsProposal Committee, American Indian Studies Association, Tempe, AZAdvisory board for The American Indian Experience, ABC-CLIOPanel Moderator, Defining and Refining the Concepts of Colonization andDecolonization. Tenth Annual Conference of the American Indian StudiesAssociation, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, February 5, 2009.Panel Moderator, Indian Education, 51st Western Social Science Conference,Albuquerque, NM, April 18, 2009.Planning committee, 8th & 9th Annual American Indian Studies Association Conference,Tempe, AZ, secretary of the association, 2007Advisory Board, UA National Center of Excellence in Women’s HealthExecutive Committee, Pathway into Health.Interim Executive Committee, Pathways into Health.3
6-971994-1997Board of Directors, American Indian Studies Association (formerly known as AmericanIndian Studies Consortium)Council Member and Second Leader, Comanche Nation College, Lawton, OKExternal Reviewer, Academic Program Review for Native American Studies, Universityof Oklahoma, NormanCo-chair, Research Strand, National Indian Education Association, Phoenix, ArizonaAdvisory Board, Encyclopedia on Women in 50 States, GrolierCo-chair, American Indian Studies section, Western Social Science AssociationConference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 2002Chair, Research Strand, National Indian Education Association Conference, Billings,Montana, October 2001Moderator for panel on Native Women for Ethno history Conference, Tucson, ArizonaInternational Advisory Council, Nation Nations Institute, Udall Center, University ofArizonaHistorian, American Indian Alumni, University of ArizonaAssociate Editor, The Social Science JournalBoard of Publishers, Red Ink, the University of ArizonaChair, Research Committee, National Indian Education AssociationSection Coordinator, American Indian Studies, Western Social Science AssociationNominating Committee, Western Social Science AssociationAdvisory Committee, Comprehensive Federal Indian Education Policy StatementPlanning Committee, Johnson O’Malley Convention, 1998Board of Directors, National Indian Education AssociationSecretary, National Indian Education AssociationInvited Participant; Native American Higher Education Networking Conference, hostedby W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Albuquerque, NM. and Green Bay, WI.National Advisory Board Member, Minority Fellows Program,National Association of Student Personnel AdministratorsDepartmental culum CommitteeHuman subjects committeeBA Planning CommitteeReview Committee for AIS HeadAdmissions CommitteeAcademic Program Review CommitteeDoctoral Qualifying Exam CommitteeCurriculum CommitteeAwards Committee for AISIRB Reviewer for AISDoctoral Qualifying Exam CommitteeColloquium Series Co-chairChair, AIS Peer Review CommitteeAIS Peer Review CommitteeSearch Committee, Outreach/Assistant professorAdmissions and Financial Aid CommitteeHuman Subjects CommitteeAmerican Indian Studies Executive CommitteeSpeakers seriesNew Directions Committee for college transfer, department status and BA/BS degreeMember, Search Committee for Assistant Professor of Literature in AISChair, AIS Annual Performance Evaluation CommitteeSearch Committee, AISP Graduate CoordinatorChair, Search Committee, AISP Outreach Coordinator20th Anniversary Reunion Committee4
200019961993-1995Community College Articulation ContactAIS Building Development CommitteeDine’ College Intern AIS ContactChair, American Indian Studies Human Subject Committee.Chair, American Indian Studies, Admissions, Financial Aidand Curriculum CommitteeAmerican Indian Studies honors program representativeTier One Planning Committee for AIS 100American Indian Studies Planning Committee for 20142003- date2004- 998-20021997-19981997-19991996-1998SBS Diversity CommitteePresenter of stoles to graduates at Native American Student Affairs ConvocationSearch Committee for American Indian Studies HeadNative American Initiative Advisory Team, Office of the Vice-President of NativeAffairs, University of ArizonaPlatform Marshal, Graduation and Regents Professors CeremoniesUniversity IRB board for Social SciencesQuest speaker, TTE 537, Equity in Education, January 30, 2008Selection Committee for recipients of the Peter Likins Diversity AwardCo-Chair, American Indian Scholarship CommitteeCommencement Policy CommitteePAMROC (Provost Advisory on Millennium Oversight Committee)University Continuing Status Review CommitteeCo-Chair, University Millennium Oversight Committee (MROC)Advisory Group Northern Tribes InitiativesDiversity Action CoalitionPresident’s American Indian Advisory Board facilitatorMember, DAC evaluation committee, final reportUA Millennium Committee and Diversity Task Force MemberSearch Committee, First Nations Art History faculty, College of Fine ArtsAdvisory Committee for Certification in College Teaching Program, University TeachingCenterReviewer/ interviewer for potential Fulbright scholars, Honors CollegeMember, American Indian Graduate Center Transition TeamMember, Institutional Review Board (Human Subjects Committee) the University ofArizonaEx Official Member, President’s Diversity Action CouncilUdall Scholarship Committee, Honors CollegeTri-Chair, Arizona Tri-Universities for Indian Education (ATUIE)Chair, American Indian Scholarship CommitteeSearch Committee, Assistant Director, Indian Programs, College of AgricultureSearch Committee, Associate Director, Nation Nations Institute, the Udall CenterPlanning Committee, Women’s Studies Conference, The University of Arizona.Udall Foundation Internship Review CommitteeUniversity contact (Ambassador) for American Indian tribes in Arizona; advisor toPresident and UA administrators on American Indian issues.Search Committee, College of Agriculture, Director of Indian ProgramsUniversity Contact for Fort McDowell FundsPlanning Committee, Native Nations Institute, Udall CenterMarshal for graduation ceremoniesReview Team, UA Proposals for Tribal FundingMember of Program Review Committee, American Indian Studies ProgramANSER Advisory CommitteeResource Team, Joint Task Force for Women of Color5
sert Diamond Scholarship CommitteeIndian Advisory CouncilAmerican Indian Graduate Center Advisory BoardChair, Search Committee for Community Outreach Coordinator, American IndianStudies ProgramsO’odham Ki (Native American Residence Hall) Advisory CommitteeDiversity Action Council, the University of ArizonaDiversity Committee, College of Agriculture, the University of ArizonaArticulation Committee, The University of ArizonaSearch Committee, Assistant Dean of Native American Affairs, TheUniversity of ArizonaSearch Committee, Vice-President for Student Affairs, the University ofArizonaArizona Board of Regents Task Force on Recruitment and GraduateGoalsTask Force on Underrepresented Students, Alliance of UndergraduateEducation, the University of ArizonaChair, Minority Recruitment and Retention Coordinating Committee, UAChair, Campus Climate Committee, the University of ArizonaCo-Chair, Minority Affairs Subcommittee, Pima Community College/ TheUniversity of Arizona Transfer Coordinating CommitteeDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Committee, The University ofArizonaBoard of Directors, Academic Preparation for Excellence 011998-1999Review scholarship applicants for College of Education, Northern Arizona UniversityBoard of Directors, Planned Parenthood of Southern ArizonaPlanning Committee, Status of Women in Arizona Forums, Women’s Foundation ofSouthern ArizonaBoard of Directors, Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona, Tucson, ArizonaNational Task Force on Ethics, Western Region, Planned Parenthood Federation ofAmerica, Inc.PUBLICATIONS/CREATIVE ACTIVITYMonograph/BookFox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic, George McClellan and Shelly C. Lowe (Eds) (2005). Serving Native AmericanStudents in Higher Education, New Directions for Student Services, 109.Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic, Shelly C. Lowe, and Jay Stauss (2004). History of the American Indian Alumniat the University of Arizona. AIS Program Archives, University of Arizona.ChaptersForthcoming: Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic. “Protecting Native American Women: Violence AgainstWomen Act 2013.” In Nielsen, Marianne, and Snider, Karen Jarratt (Eds.), Native AmericanJustice Issues: A Book of Readings. Tucson, the University of Arizona Press.Tippeconnic III, John W. and Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic (2015). “American Indian Tribal Values: ACritical Consideration in the Education of American Indian/Alaska Natives today. In Warner,Linda Sue (Ed.). Education in the Comanche Nation, Relationships, Responsibility, Redistributionand Reciprocity. New York: Routledge, 5-17.6
Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox (2009). “Criminal Justice Challenges for Native American Women.” InMarianne O. Nielsen and Robert Silverman (Eds.), Criminal Justice In Native America, Tucson:The University of Arizona Press, 46-60.Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic (2005). “Voices from Within: Native American Faculty and Staff on Campus.”In Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic, Shelly Lowe and George S. McClellan (Eds), Serving NativeAmerican Students in Higher Education, New Directions for Student Services. 109,49-59.McClellan, George, Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox, and Lowe, shelly C. (2005). ‘Where We Have Been: AHistory of Native American Higher Education.” In Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox, Shelly Lowe andGeorge S. McClellan (Eds.), Serving Native American Students in Higher Education, NewDirections for Student Services, 109, 7-15.McClellan, George, Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox, and Lowe, shelly C. (2005). “From Discussion to Action.”In Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox, Shelly Lowe and George S. McClellan (Eds.), Serving NativeAmerican Students in Higher Education, New Directions for Student Services, 109, 95-98.Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic and Sheila Nicholas (2005). “Beyond Pocahontas, Princess and Squaw:Investigating Traditional Feminism.” In Women’s Studies for the Future: Foundations,Interrogations, Politics, eds. Kennedy, Elizabeth Lapovsky and Abeins, Agatha, RutgersUniversity Press, 170-181.Stauss, Joseph (Jay), Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic and Lowe, Shelly (2002). “American Indian Studies at theUniversity of Arizona (1970-2000): History Case Study Analysis.” In Native American StudiesFrom the Ground Up: Indigenous Cultures and Nations in American Universities, eds.Champagne, Duane and Stauss, Joseph. Walnut Creek: Alta Mira Press, 83-96.Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic (1999). “Native Women in Ancient North America.” In Women’s Roles inAncient Civilizations, A Reference Guide, ed. Vivante, Bella. Westport: Greenwood Press, 339362.Articles (refereed)Forthcoming: Mary Jo Tippeconnic Fox and John W. Tippeconnic III. “American Indian/Native AmericanStudies and American Indian Education Experience.” Wicazo Sa Review.Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic, Luna-Firebaugh, Eileen, and Williams, Caroline. “American Indian WomenLeadership.” Wicazo Sa Review, 30, 1 (spring 2015), 82-99.Luna-Firebaugh, Eileen and Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic. “American Indian Juvenile Programs in Maine.”Justice Policy Journal, 11, 1 (spring 2014), 1-30.Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic (2013). “American Indian/ Alaska Native Women: The Path to the Doctorate.”Journal of American Indian Education, 52 (1), 26-43.Tippeconnic III, John W. and Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic (2012). “American Indian Tribal Values: ACritical Consideration in the Education of American Indian/Alaska Natives today.” InternationalJournal of Qualitative Studies in Education, 25, (7), 841-853.Luna-Firebaugh, Eileen and Fox, Mary Jo Tippeconnic (2010). “The Sharing Tradition: IndianGaming in Stories and Modern Lif
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