I was an Associate Faculty member in the Humanities and Environmental Studies, working mostly at a distance from the main Prescott, AZ campus.

I taught Biology, Environmental Science, Agricultural Ecology and Physics to 9th-12th graders.

I work on education, outreach, and research with North Fork Mono Tribe's meadow restoration project in the Sierra National Forest. This is a collaboration with American Rivers, funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.

I have collaborated with the Indian Land Tenure Foundation and several Native American nations on K-12 curriculum development and professional development for teachers on the topics of fire ecology and Indigenous land and water tenure. The curriculum draws on academic content standards and Common Core State Standards, with American Indian culture, history, and current land and water topics -- such as American Indian restoration of montane meadows -- at the core of the lessons. See www.LandLessons.org and www.jareddahlaldern.net.

I taught one course at Stanford during the Autumn 2013 quarter: Introduction to Native American History.