Stacy Stebner Email & Phone Number

Lander, Wyoming, United States

I teach the Introduction to Archaeology and Human Geography courses for Central Wyoming College.

Lander, Wyoming, United States

We are a nonprofit organization focused on promoting cultural appreciation and social justice through public art projects.

Lander, Wyoming, United States

Lander, WY

I am in charge of daily operations at the Lander Art Center; a small nonprofit arts organization located in Lander, WY, with a focus on community connectedness and education.

Riverton, WY

I supervise the Career Preparation Period for the Wind River Job Corps. I am in charge of running the first four weeks of each students' tenure at Job Corps, working specifically with low-income, high-need students and helping them achieve their personal and career goals. I also teach the second week course which addresses sustainability and conservation.

University Of Wyoming

Working under a federal TRiO program to help first generation and low-income students at the University of Wyoming achieve personal and academic success.

Wind River Indian Reservation

Since 2007 I have been conducting ethnographic research on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming. My Master's thesis addressed the cultural role of basketball on the reservation, and my Ph.D. dissertation (incomplete, ABD) was on the influence of African American culture on Native American youth.

University Of Wyoming

Fall 2011 - Intellectual Community in Anthropology InstructorSpring 2012 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology InstructorFall 2012 - Intellectual Community in Anthropology InstructorSummer 2013 - North American Indians Instructor

University Of Wyoming

Spring 2009 - Assisted Dr. Sarah Strauss with the Environmental Anthropology ClassFall 2010 - Worked for Dr. Ruth Toulson on Linguistic Anthropology and Anthropology of Childhood Spring 2011 - Assisted Dr. Pamela Innes with the Language and Racism course

Processed and catalogued archaeological artifacts uncovered within thestate of Wyoming for the State Historic Preservation Office

Anchorage, Alaska

Assisted Dr. Joslyn Cassady with interviews and fieldwork with an Inuitcommunity on the role of Christianity in the transformation of Native culture

Los Angeles, California

Assisted Dr. Joslyn Cassady with archival research on the establishment ofChristian missions in Arctic Alaska, and the impact of Christianity onNative Alaskan peoples

Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois

Conducted archival research on sports in the Carlisle Indian School andorganized and delivered presentations on archival and ethnographicresearch at the Newberry Consortium in American Indian Studies

Laramie, Wyoming

Conducted interviews with residents of Albany and Gramm, Wyoming on the use and transformation of the railroad. The results of this work were used to create informational panels for the rails-to-trails program

University Of Wyoming

Assisted anthropology faculty with the design and implementation of aHigh School Summer Institute course on biological anthropology andevolution

Laramie, Wyoming

Taught the Introduction to Cultural Anthropology course

Redmond, Oregon

Organized outdoor education courses and facilitated in-field changeoversfrom river to mountain course sections for high school and collegestudents

Johns Island, Washington

Instructed high school aged students in high and low ropes courses, livedwith thirteen year old girls, organized and co-lead backpacking trip upMount Baker for fifteen to eighteen year old campers

M.A, Cultural Anthropology

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology