2001 ANNUAL MEETING

20 October - Morning Session

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Ojibwe Conversions of Christianity
Acacia A: 8:40 10:40

Organizers: Jennifer S.H. Brown (University of Winnipeg) and Patricia Harms (Arizona State University)

Chair: Patricia Harms (Arizona State University)

Karl S. Hele (University of Winnipeg) Aboriginal Interpreters and Christianity at Sault Ste. Marie, ca. 1820-1860

Alvina F. Block (University of Manitoba) Mennonite Missionary Henry Neufeld and Syncretism among the Pauingassi Ojibwa, 1955-1970

Patricia Harms (Arizona State University) The Store of Peace: The Political Economy of Mennonite-Ojibwa Relations

Maureen A. Matthews (CBC Radio News) Ojibwe Mennonite Thunder

Discussant: Theresa Schenck (Washington State University)

Cultural Ecology
East Grove: 8:40 10:00

Organizers: Program Committee

Chair: Richard Stoffle (University of Arizona)

Rosalyn R. LaPier (Piegan Institute) Soi'stsípikiaaki Ki Opsitsskimiksimaan "Knocking Berries to the Ground with Sticks and Pulling Plants out by the Roots"

Luke C. Ryan (University of Arizona) Beyond the Hunt: Horses, Deer, and Cultural Economy in 19th Century Apachería

Wilhelm K. Meya (Indiana University) Lakota Migrations and Linguistic Adaptations

Deanna Dartt and Jon M. Erlandson (University of Oregon) No Choice for the Chumash: Colonialism, Cattle, and Coercion in Mission Period California

Indigenous Religions and Christian Missions
West Grove: 10:20 12:00

Organizers: Program Committee
Chair: Emily Shillingburg (Bureau of Indian Affairs)

Emily C. Shillingburg (Bureau of Indian Affairs) Revealers of Hidden Things, Keepers of Faith: Negotiating Traditional Economic Performance in Navajo Religion

Deborah F. McBride (University of Alaska, Southeast) Haines Mission: Early Assimilation Efforts among the Chilkat and Chilkoot Tlingit

Jennifer Fish Kashay (University of Arizona) "Owhyhee's Idols are No More": Foreign Incursion and the Overthrow of Hawai'ian Cosmology, 1778-1820

Daniel T. Reff (Ohio State University) Kiva in the Convent! Conversion Strategies on the Mission Frontier in Nueva España

Willard H. Rollings (University of Nevada, Las Vegas) Co-opting Conversion: The Osage and the Christians, 1820-1870