Books
2006
Italluk Goes to Nigliq, Student Text and Teacher Guide.
Barrow: North Slope Borough School District.
2005
Time and Ptarmigan, Student Text and Teacher Guides. Barrow:
North Slope Borough School District.
2004
Alaska Studies: Semester Course for High School Students.
Anchorage: Anchorage School District (co-written with Terry
Jorgensen)
2003
Immiugniq: Winter Sources of Drinking Water Curriculum and
Student Books. Barrow: North Slope School District.
2002
Making
History: Alutiiq/Sugpiaq Life on the Alaska Peninsula.
Fairbanks: University of Alaska Press (see book cover to
the right).
1999
Alaska
Native Writers, Orators, and Storytellers: Alaska Quarterly
Review Special Issue (co-edited with Jeane
Breinig). Anchorage: University of Alaska.
Articles
and Chapters
2007 (in press) “The Power of Story: Arnaq Taqukaraam Pillra/The
Woman Who Was Gotten by the Bear,” (Story by Ignatius Kosbruk;
Commentary by Patricia Partnow; Transcription and translation by
Jeff Leer) in Words of the Real People, ed. by Ann Fienup-Riordan
and Lawrence Kaplan. Fairbanks: University of Alaska Press.
2006
“Alutiiq Ethnicity” in Our Story: Readings from Southwest Alaska
edited by John Branson and Tim Troll. Anchorage: Alaska Natural
History Association.
2005, "Inuit and Yupik Folklore in Canada and Alaska" in
Encyclopedia of World Folklore, ed. by William M. Clements.
Greenwood Press (2005 publication expected).
2003
"Introduction" and "One by One: Communities Along
the Railbelt" (the latter co-authored with Amy Craver and
Cynthea Ainsworth) in Communities of Memory,
ed. by Phyllis Morrow. Fairbanks: Anthropological Papers of the
University of Alaska, Volume2, Number 1.
1999
"Ursine Urges and Urban Ungulates: Anchorage Asserts its
Alaskanness" in Western Folklore,
Vol. 58, No. 1, pp. 33-56.
1995
"The Days of Yore: Alutiiq Mythical Time" in When
Our Words Return: Writing, Hearing, and Remembering Oral
Traditions of Alaska and the Yukon, ed. by Phyllis
Morrow and William Schneider. Logan: Utah State University
Press.
Other
Publications and Papers
2001
Looking Both Ways, Heritage and Identity of the
Alutiiq People: Tools for Teachers. Anchorage:
Alaska Native Heritage Center and Arctic Studies Center (see
book cover to the right).
2000-2001
www.akhistory.org:
An Alaska Studies Web Site. Anchorage:
Cook Inlet Tribal Council and Alaska Native Heritage Center.
1998 Alaska
in Maps: A Thematic Atlas Teacher’s Guide.
Juneau: Alaska Department of Education.
1997 Alaska:
Spirit of the Wild Educational Guide (to accompany
the IMAX film Alaska: Spirit of the Wild
(see DVD cover to the right)). Houston: Houston
Museum of Natural Science.
1996
Teaching
with Historic Places: The Seal Islands.
Washington, D.C.: National Trust for Historic Preservation.
1995 Teacher’s
Guide to Alaska: A Land in Motion. Juneau: Alaska
Department of Education.
Recent
Academic Papers
2005 "A
Shaman Remembered," American Ethnohistory Association Annual
Meeting, Santa Fe, New Mexico (November).
2004
"Producing Classroom Materials and Website", American
Association of Museums, New Orleans (May) and Museums Alaska,
Anchorage (September).
2004
"Meaning-Making Across Time and Space: A Sugpiaq Oral Tradition
Survives Two Centuries of Change, "Omohundro Conference,
Northhampton, MA (June).
2004 "No
Culture Left Behind: From Oral Tradition to the Classroom, "Oral
History Association Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon
(September).
2003
"Endings and Beginnings: The Story at Katmai", AAAS, Fairbanks
and Anchorage (September and November).
2001 "Lore of Fishing," American Folklore Society Annual
Meeting, Anchorage AK, October.
2001
"New Trade Winds: Stories as a Cultural Bridge,"
American Association of Museums Annual Meeting, St. Louis, May.
1998
"Post-Modernism in Alaska: Communities of Memory,"
American Folklore Society Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon,
October.
1998
"Human Reactions to Catastrophic Relocations: Lessons of
the Katmai Eruption and Other Disasters," Aleutian Research
Consortium Meeting, Anchorage, March.
1998
"Issues in Translation: 200 Years in the Life of an Alutiiq
Story," Alaska Anthropological Association Annual Meeting,
Anchorage, March.
1996
"Memory and Sense of Place in Alaska," Oral History
Association, Philadelphia, October.
1996
"Ursine Urges and Urban Ungulates," Alaska
Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Fairbanks, April.
1995
"Alutiiq Ethnogenesis," American Anthropological
Association Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., November.
1995
"The Knik Watershed Storytelling Symposium: What Oral
Traditions Say about the Community of Wasilla," Alaska
Historical Society Annual Meeting, Kodiak, September.
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