UO ANTHROPOLOGY FACULTY AND STAFF



Theresa D. O’Nell (B.A., 1981, Notre Dame; M.A., 1985, Ph.D., 1992, Harvard) has been an associate professor at UO since 1998.  Theresa O’Nell is a medical and psychological anthropologist who has worked with Native American peoples for fifteen years.  Her findings on culture and depression among the Flathead people of Montana appear in her book Disciplined Hearts: History, Identity, and Depression in an American Community (U of California Press 1996).  Currently she is midway through a 5-year project on history, colonialism, and mental health among the people of a Northern Plains tribe.  Dr. O’Nell’s teaching and research interests include medical anthropology, postcolonial psychology, and contemporary Native American life.  Contact information: (541) 346-5100.
 
 


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