Curriculum Vitae

DIANE LORRAINE TEEMAN

Departments of Anthropology and Philosophy

1218 University of Oregon

Eugene, Oregon. 97404

(541) 346-5109

E-mail: dteeman@darkwing.uoregon.edu

ACADEMIC EDUCATION

2003-present Ph D. program in-progress (Ph. D. Candidate-6/2005), University of Oregon, Anthropology,

Dissertation Title: Holistic Approaches to Knowledge: Indigenous Epistemologies and Archaeological

Discourse.

2002-present M.A. program in-progress, University of Oregon, Philosophy

2003 M.S. University of Oregon, Anthropology, Master's Paper Title: The NAGPRA, The "Numics," and the "Spirit

Cave Man:" Determining Cultural Affiliation in the Great Basin.

2001 B.S. University of Oregon, Anthropology and Philosophy
2001 A.A. Mt. Hood Community College, Anthropology-Transfer 1999

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Indigenous archaeology, Great Basin archaeology, global information systems (GIS), landscape archaeology, cultural preservation, cultural heritage management, ethnohistory, Native American philosophy, socio-political philosophy, philosophy of race, philosophy of law.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

2005 Graduate Teaching Fellowship, University of Oregon Department of Anthropology, instructor, spring term 2005, Anth 320: Native North Americans

2003-2005 Committee Appointment, UO Center on Diversity and Community (CODAC) Executive Committee

2003-2004 Graduate Teaching Fellowship, University of Oregon Department of Anthropology
2002-present Committee Appointment, University of Oregon Office of the President Internal Campaign Advisory

Committee
2002 Faculty Assistant, Oregon State University, Office of University Advancement, Horner Museum NAGPRA

Team
2002-2003 Graduate Teaching Fellowship, University of Oregon Department of Anthropology
2001-2002 Graduate Teaching Fellowship, University of Oregon Graduate School

PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC MEMBERSHIPS

2005-present Association for Applied Ethics

2005-present World Archaeological Congress
2003-present Society for American Archaeology
2003-present American Anthropological Association
2001-present National Society of Collegiate Scholars
1999-present Native American Student Union (NASU list-serve list-master 2003-present)
1998-present Phi Theta Kappa, Office of Treasurer-1999

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

2004 29^th Great Basin Anthropological Conference, Session Co-Organizer and Co-Chair, Oct 14-16, Reno, NV., Natives Working with Natives.”

2004 Great Basin Anthropological Conference, presenter, Oct 14-16, Reno, NV., “Indigenous Archaeology: Methods and Theories for the 21^st Century.”

2004 Great Basin Anthropological Conference, discussant, Oct 14-16, Reno, NV., Numic Religion: Anthropological Perspectives From The Great Basin and Beyond.”

2003 102nd American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, presenter, November 19-23, 2003, Chicago, IL.,

“Peace Begins at Home: A Native American Archaeologist's Perspective on Methodologies for Building Working

Relationships between Native American Groups and Anthropologists."

2002 28^th Great Basin Anthropological Conference, presenter, Oct 9-12, Elko, NV., "Is it Possible to Scientifically Identify

Cultural Affiliation in "Prehistory?" A NAGPRA Case Study from Nevada.”

2002 28th Great Basin Anthropological Conference, symposium organizer and chair, Oct 9-12, Elko, NV., "Desumbaatu:

People Learning from People."

2002 Northwest Anthropological Conference, presenter, April 10-13, 2002, Boise, ID., “Obsidian Procurement Patterns of

the Northern Great Basin of Oregon: Deconstructing the Numic Expansion Part I.”

2002 University of Oregon McNair Symposium, presenter, August 9-10, Eugene, OR., "A Trail Through Time: Obsidian

Procurement Patterns of the Northern Great Basin of Oregon."

2001 Pennsylvania State McNair Symposium, presenter, August 3-5, University Park, PA., "A Trail Through Time:

Obsidian Procurement Patterns of the Northern Great Basin of Oregon."

2000 University of Oregon McNair Symposium, presenter, August 3-4, 2000, Eugene, OR., "Obsidian Procurement

Patterns in the Northern Great Basin: Testing the Numic Expansion Hypothesis."

SCHOLARSHIPS, INTERNSHIPS, AWARDS, AND HONOR

2005 UO Department of Anthropology, travel support ($300.00)

2004 Graduate Service Award, Graduate School, University of Oregon

2004 Excellence Award, University of Oregon Office of Multicultural Affairs
2004 General University Scholarship, University of Oregon ($1800.00)

2004 Honorable Mention, National Science Academies, Ford Scholarship Program

2004 Diversity Building Scholarship, University of Oregon
2003 UO Department of Anthropology, travel support ($500.00)
2002 UO Department of Anthropology, travel support ($100.00)
2001-02 Internship, University of Oregon, Office of Admissions, Native American

Admissions Office
2000 Internship, UO Great Basin Prehistory Project, Archaeological Field School ($800.00 stipend)
2001 Dean's List Spring 4.0 GPA, University of Oregon
2001 All-University Student Parent Award, University of Oregon
2001 Excellence Award, University of Oregon Office of Multicultural Affairs
2001 NW Region Achievement Award, Student Support Services Northwest Association of Special Programs,

($600.00 award)

2000-2001 McNair Scholar, University of Oregon, ($5300.00 research stipend)

1999-2001 Diversity Building Scholarship, University of Oregon

1999 Diversity Achievement Scholarship, Portland State University
1999 Honor Roll Winter 3.78 GPA, Mt. Hood Community College
1998 Invitation to attend Honors College, Mt. Hood Community College

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE PRESENTATIONS

2004 Guest Lecturer, ANTH 330 class, February 9, Eugene, OR., “Burns Paiute Seasonal Round and the Impacts of

Colonization.”

2004 Native American Graduate Student Panelist, ES202 class, February, Eugene, OR., “Native American Women in

Non-traditional Professions.”

2003 University of Oregon, InterSextions Conference, Presenter, April, “Breaking Free from the Binary: A Critique of

Anthropological Gender Identification Methodologies in Prehistory”

2003 University of Oregon, Department of Journalism, J320: Women, Minorities and The Media class, guest presenter,

May, “Native American Representations in the Media.”

2003 McNair Graduate Student Panelist, February, Eugene, OR., “The Graduate School Experience.”

2002 Oregon State University Multicultural Conference, presenter, May, Corvallis, OR., "Native American Perspectives,

Tribal Legacies, and the Dilemmas of Western Science."

2002 The Drinking Gourd Elementary School, guest presenter, Eugene, OR., “Northern Paiute Indians.”

2002 Oregon Indian Education Association, panelist, OSU Campus, Corvallis, OR., “Native Americans in Non-traditional

Careers.”

2002 McNair Graduate Student Panelist, January, Eugene, OR., “Preparing for Graduate School.”

2001 Madison Middle School Outdoor School, guest lecturer, May, Eugene, OR., Archaeology and Oregon Native

Americans.”

2000 University of Oregon, Native American Student Union presenter, October, Eugene, OR., "Contemporary Tribes and

Tribal Organizations of Oregon."

1999 University of Oregon, Department of Anthropology, Native North Americans Class, Guest lecturer, March, Eugene,

OR., "Burns Paiute History."

1999 University of Oregon, Politics of Identity Conference, panelist, March 9-10, Eugene, OR., “Fighting Invisibility.”

1999 Shasta Middle School, Cultural Diversity Program, presenter, October, Eugene, OR., "Oregon Tribes and Native

American Technologies."

1998 Mt. Hood Community College: panelist, January, Gresham, OR., "Women of Color: Putting Their Stamp on America.”

ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD EXPERIENCE

2005-present Archaeological/Cartographic Technician-Bureau of Land Management, Burns District

2004 Archaeological Technician-Bureau of Land Management, Burns District
2003 Archaeological Technician-Bureau of Land Management, Burns District
2000-2002 Archaeological Technician-US Forest Service, Willamette National Forest

2000 UO Great Basin Prehistory Project Geo-archaeology Field School
1996-1999 Archaeological Technician-Archaeological Investigations Northwest

1997 Archaeological Monitor-Atlas Perlite Mining Corporation
1996 Archaeological Technician-Kautz Environmental Corporation
1996-1997 Archaeological Technician-Oregon State Museum of Anthropology

1995 UO Great Basin Prehistory Project Archaeological Field School
1994-1995 Archaeological Technician-US Forest Service, Malheur National Forest
1993-1994 Archaeological Technician-US Forest Service, Winema National Forest
1992-1993 Archaeological Technician-US Forest Service, Malheur National Forest
1988 Archaeological Technician-US Forest Service, Malheur National Forest

TECHNICAL REPORTS

2005 Teeman, Diane L., Devine Ridge/Forks of Poison Creek Vegetation Management Project, Bureau of Land Management, Burns District.

1993 Sam, Diane L., and Chris Thompson, Ecosystem Underbrush Project, Klamath R.D., Winema N.F., S.H.P.O Ref.

14441
1993 Sam, Diane L., Pre-commercial Thinning Project, Klamath R.D., Winema N.F.,

S.H.P.O. Ref. 14445

ELECTED CIVIL SERVICE

1995-1997 Oregon State Commission on Indian Service, Office of Burns Commissioner
1994-1997 Burns Paiute Tribal Council, Tribal Council Officer, Office of Secretary

1993-1994 Burns Paiute Social Service Committee, Committee Member

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE

1997-1998 United States Postal Service, mail clerk
1987 Oregon State Department of Revenue, office assistant 1
1984 US Forest Service Ochoco National Forest Snow Mountain R.D. District,

pre-sale timber clerical assistant

REFERENCES

Available Upon Request