South Dakota State University Archives: Elizabeth Cook-Lynn papers

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES
& Hilton M. Briggs Library Special Collections

Elizabeth Cook-Lynn papers

COLLECTION SUMMARY

Title: Elizabeth Cook-Lynn papers

Dates: 1932-2009 (bulk 1981-2004)

Creator: Elizabeth Cook-Lynn

Physical Description: 12 linear feet—12 containers, 127 images, 17-3.5 inch floppy diskettes, 1 CD-Rom

Collection number: MA 42

Language: Collection material in English.

Repository: South Dakota State University Archives, Hilton M. Briggs Library, South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D.

Abstract: This collection consists of biographical material about Cook-Lynn; correspondence; writings by Cook-Lynn including articles, books, editorials, essays, novels, novellas, poetry, and book reviews; material related to her teaching career as well as research project and other activities she was involved in; material related to the Wicazo Sa Review: a Journal of Native Studies for which she was editor; and material related to Native American issues and topics.

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Provenance: Elizabeth Cook-Lynn donated this collection to the archives in November 2001. Additional material was donated by Cook-Lynn during the summer of 2009.

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to research. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn retains the literary rights, including copyright, to this material. Patrons wishing to publish from this material must obtain permission directly from Elizabeth Cook-Lynn. For further information, consult with Archives staff.

It is the responsibility of anyone reproducing material to determine the copyright holders and obtain permission from them if necessary. Archives staff will provide available copyright information on request. Please note that most collections, especially those received before 1997, may not have complete information on file. (Revised 15 SEP 2003)

Preferred Citation: [Identification of item]. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn papers, MA 42, South Dakota State University Archives, South Dakota State University, Brookings, S. D.

Processing Information: Care was taken to keep materials in the order that Cook-Lynn maintained. Some materials were removed to other locations because of inappropriate storage including photographs, floppy discs, and artwork. Files from floppy disks in the collection have been printed and the disks removed to more appropriate storage. Photographs were relocated to the MA Photograph Archives. Most newsprints items are original, some have been photocopied due to deterioration of the original. Other materials considered irrelevant to the collection were returned to Cook-Lynn.

This collection was processed by Krystal Pederson on 22 April 2005. Additional material was added by Crystal J. Gamradt in October 2009.

SELECTED SEARCH TERMS

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the subject guide. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

Names:

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, 1930-.

Subjects:

American literature—Indian authors—History and criticism—Theory, etc.
Crow Creek Indian Reservation (S.D.)—Fiction.
Dakota Indians—Fiction.
Historical Fiction—American.
Indian Women—South Dakota—Fiction.
Indians in art.
Indians in literature.
Indians of North America—Government relations.
Indians of North America—Intellectual life.
Indians of North America—Poetry.
Indians of North America—South Dakota—Fiction.
Indians of North America—Study and teaching.
United States—Ethnic relations.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Elizabeth Cook-Lynn was born in 1930 in Fort Thompson, SD on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation. She is an enrolled member of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. She currently lives near Rapid City, SD.

Cook-Lynn earned her bachelor’s degree from South Dakota State College (now South Dakota State University) in 1952, graduating with a BA in English and Journalism. In 1971 she completed her Masters of Education in Psychology and Counseling at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. She also attended the University of Nebraska in 1977-1978, enrolled in a doctorate program.

Cook-Lynn has taught high school in both South Dakota and New Mexico. Beginning in 1971 she taught English and Native American Studies at the Eastern Washington University in Cheney, WA until her retirement in 1990. She is now a Professor Emerita. After her retirement, she also taught at the University of California at Davis as a Visiting Professor. While at Eastern Washington University, Cook-Lynn, along with Beatrice Medicine, Roger Buffalohead and William Willard, founded the Wicazo Sa Review: A Journal of Native American Studies. She also speaks at various conferences throughout the United States on issues relating to Native Americans, as well as at literary gatherings and conferences to discuss her works. Along with Dr. Charles Woodard, she organizes a yearly writers retreat for Dakota/Lakota/Nakota writers at Oak Lake Field Station, near Brookings, SD.

Cook-Lynn is now a full time writer and has published works in a number of different genres. Her writings deal primarily with stories and situations relative to the Native American experience. Cook-Lynn’s first publications were in 1983 with Then Badger Said This, and Seek the House of Relatives, compilations of short stories and poetry. Her next work, The Power of Horses and Other Stories is a collection of short stories and was published in 1990. She continued to write and work on her fiction after that publication, and completed From the River’s Edge in 1991, finishing that series with Aurelia: a Crow Creek trilogy, published in 1999. Between the completion of that trilogy, Cook-Lynn published some of her non-fiction works. Her book Why I Can’t Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays: a Tribal Voice was published in 1996, and in 1998 she published both The Politics of Hallowed Ground: Wounded Knee and the Struggle for Indian Sovereignty, written with Mario Gonzalez, and a work of poetry, I Remember the Fallen Trees: New and Selected Poems.

Some of Cook-Lynn’s works have been included in anthologies of Native American literature, including Harper's Anthology of 20th Century Native American Poetry, ed. Duane Niatum, HarperCollins, and Reinventing the Enemy's Language : Contemporary Native Women's Writing of North America, ed. Gloria Bird and Joy Harjo, W. W. Norton. In addition to these works, Cook-Lynn has also had published numerous book reviews and articles including journal articles and newspaper editorials. She is considered a leader for her Crow Creek Sioux Tribe because of her outstanding contributions to Native rights through exposing and detailing the Native experience through her writing and speeches.

Cook-Lynn has received a number of awards for her writing. She received the Literary Contribution Award for 2002 for the Mountain Plains Library Association. In 1995 she received the Oyate Igluwitaya from the Native American Club at SDSU. She was awarded a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities in 1978. Her work, Why I Can’t Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays: A Tribal Voice was cited for a Gustavus Myers Award at Boston University from the Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights in North America.

Bibliography:

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, Anti-Indianism in Modern America : a voice from Tatekeya’s Earth, Urbana: University of Illinois Press, c2001.
[SD Collection: E93 .C76 2001]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, Aurelia : a Crow Creek trilogy, Niwot, Colo., University Press of Colorado, c1999.
[SD Collection: PS3553.O5548 A9 1999]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, I remember the fallen trees : new and selected poems, Cheney, Wash., Eastern Washington University Press, c1998.
[SD Collection: PS3553.O5548 I14 1998]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, Why I can’t read Wallace Stegner and other essays : a tribal voice, Madison : University of Wisconsin Press, c1996.
[SD Collection: PS153.I52 C576 1996]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, From the river’s edge, New York : Arcade Pub., c1991.
[SD Collection: PS3553.O5548 F76 1991]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, New Indians, old wars, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, c2007.
[SD Collection: E76.8.C66 2007]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, Notebooks of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Tucson, University of Arizona Press, c2007.
[SD Collection: PS3553.O5548 N67 2007]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, Then Badger said this, Farifield, Wash., Ye Galleon Press, c1983.
[SD Collection: PS3553.O5548 T4 1983]

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth, The power of horses and other stories, New York : Arcade Pub., c1990.
[SD Collection: PS3553.O5548 P6 1990]

Gonzalez, Mario and Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, The politics of hallowed ground : Wounded Knee and the struggle for Indian sovereignty, Urbana, University of Illinois Press, c1999.
[SD Collection: E99.T34 G65 1999]

Related Material:

Strom, Karen M. and Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Official Elizabeth Cook-Lynn website, <http://www.hanksville.org/storytellers/cooklynn/> 1997.

The Internet Public Library, Native American Authors Project, <http://www.ipl.org/div/natam/bin/browse.pl/A27> n.d.

South Dakota Office of Tribal Government Relations, Crow Creek Sioux Tribe website, <http://www.sdtribalrelations.com/crow.asp> 2004.

SCOPE and CONTENTS NOTE

The Elizabeth Cook-Lynn papers are arranged into ten series: biographical material, recognition, correspondence, writings, teaching career, other activities, research, Wicazo Sa Review, Native American issues and topics, and collected material.

The biographical material is composed of biographies, interviews, clippings and photographs related to Elizabeth Cook-Lynn. The recognition series is composed of information about honors awarded to Cook-Lynn as well as material related to contests Cook-Lynn entered.

The correspondence is includes correspondence from the different series listed for this collection. Included are letters to and from teaching colleagues, and from students. Letters from book publishers and literary agents, as well as writing friends are included. From the Wicazo Sa Review there are essays that had been submitted for inclusion as well as editorial correspondence between Medicine, Buffalohead Willard. There is also correspondence between numerous Native American writers and prominent figures. This series includes photographs of native a Native American ceremony, the Crazy Horse Monument, and other assorted subjects. (MA 42-0002-0049). The original files were separated into alphabetical organization through approx. 1990. Materials after that date were incorporated into the original organization, in keeping with Cook-Lynn’s original method.

The writings series includes the drafts and manuscripts of Cook-Lynn’s writing. This series is arranged into sub-series: articles, books, editorials, essays, novels, novellas, poetry, reviews, other writings, unpublished manuscripts, publishers and related material. This series includes drafts in progress and drafts not published. Folders within are arranged in alphabetical order by title.

The teaching career series is composed of files relating to Cook-Lynn’s teaching experience. This series in arranged into sub-series: Arizona State University, Eastern Washing university, University of California, Davis, West Virginia University, course material, and general teaching files. Included are syllabi, papers, teaching notes and materials relating to Cook-Lynn’s teaching experience. Folders within each sub-series are arranged in alphabetical order.

The other activities series is composed mainly of material related to conferences in which Cook-Lynn participated in either as a presenter, lecturer, keynote speaker, panelist, or moderator. These files may contain speeches, schedules, announcements, conference material, correspondence, and other material related to the organization of the conference. Also included in this series are speeches given by Cook-Lynn at events such as commencements and graduations.

The research series in composed of material related to grants which Cook-Lynn received. Included are grant proposals and applications as well as some of the actual research conducted.

Founded in 1985, the Wicazo Se Review provides inquiries into the Indian past and its relationship to the vital present. Its aim is to become an interdisciplinary instrument to assist indigenous peoples of the Americas take possession of their own intellectual and creative pursuits. Each issue contains articles, essays, interviews, reviews, literary criticism, and scholarly research pertinent to Native American Studies and related fields. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn was the first editor of this journal. Although Cook-Lynn no longer serves as editor, the journal continues to publish issues. This series is composed files relating to The Wicazo Sa Review: a Journal of Native Studies. Each publication may include the drafts sent for submission and inclusion, as well as notes and correspondence regarding those drafts. This section includes accepted as well as rejected drafts for the journal, as well as some correspondence relating to the publication of individual works. Folders are arranged in alphabetical order by title, and chronologically by publication issue.

The Native American issues and topics series is composed of files on items of interest to Cook-Lynn, specifically related to Native Americans. These include noted Native Americans, different tribes, land and rights issues, book festivals, controversial issues, and conferences. Included are essays written about Native topics and concerns, as well as book reviews. Folders are arranged in alphabetical order. This series contains assorted loose photographs of varied subjects (MA 42-0050-0087, 0093-0094).

The collected material is composed of material collected by Cook-Lynn that was of interest to her. Folders consist of articles, publications and clippings.

ARRANGEMENT of the RECORDS

Biographical material

Box 1.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	Biographies	1995-2005, [n.d.]
2	Calendar and notes	1999
3	Clippings	2000-2001, 2007-2008
4	Fellowship opportunities	2001
5	Ink drawing of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn	1999
6	Interview by Gloria Bird	1994-1995
7	Interview by Jamie Sullivan (The Bloomsbury Review)	1993
8	Online search for Elizabeth Cook-Lynn	2001
9	Photograph of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn	1963-1965, [n.d.]

Recognition

Box 1.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
10	American Book Awards (submission for contest)	2001-2002
11	The Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards (submission for contest	2002
12	Bellweather Prize (submissions for contest)	2003
13	Living Indian Treasure Award, South Dakotans for the Arts	2009
14	Literary contribution to Mountain Plains Award (acceptance speech: "Critical analysis of 'Myth')	2002
15	Lois Cranston Memorial Poetry Prize - Calyx, A Journal of Art and Literature by Women (submission for contest)	2004
16	Mountain Plains Library Association Literary Contribution to Great Plains Scholarship (new release)	2002
17	Myers Center Award for the Study of Human Rights in North America (certificate)	1997
18	Native Writers' Circle of the Americans Lifetime Achievement Award (award announcement, correspondence)	2007
19	Pen/Nelson Algren Fiction Competition (submission for contest)	1985
20	Prairie Schooner Book Prize	2006
21	South Dakota Council of Teachers of English Writer of the Year Award (announcement, correspondence)	2003-2004
22	Starcherone Fiction Prize (honorable mention announcement, correspondence)	2004
23	Weldon Kees Prize - Backwaters Press (announcement, correspondence)	2003-2004

Correspondence

Box 1.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
24	A	1983-1990, 1999-2005
25	B	1981-1989
26	B	1990-2006
27	C	1980-1985 May
28	C	1985 August-1990, 1994-2000
29	C	2003-2006
30	D	1983-1990, 1994-2000
31	E	1983-1989, 1996, 1999, 2004
32	F	1983-1990, 1994, 2000
33	G	1983-1990, 1994-2004
34	H	1983-1990
35	H	1994-2004
36	I	1983-1990, 1994-2001
37	J	1984-1990, 1995-2001
38	K	1983-1990, 1994-2002

Box 2.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	L	1982-1990, 1993-2003
2	M	1982-1985
3	M	1986-1992
4	M	1993-2002
5	M	2003-2004
6	N	1983-1985
7	N	1986-1990
8	N	1994-1996, 2000-2004
9	O	1980-1990, 1994-2000
10	P-Q	1983-1989, 1994-2004
11	R	1983-1990, 1994-2005
12	S	1983-1986 June
13	S	1986 July-1990
14	S	1994-2002
15	T	1985-1990, 1994-2004
16	U-V	1983-1990, 1994-2001

Box 3.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	W	1982-1985
2	W	1986-1991
3	W	1994-2001
4	W	2002-2004
5	Y-Z	1983-1988, 1998-1999
6	Unidentified	1988-2003

Writings: Articles

Box 3.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
7	"The American Indian Short Story"	1981
8	"American Indian Literatures in Servitude"	1976
9	"Comments … for Vine Deloria, Jr., upon his early and untimely death, 2005"	2005
10	"The Kalispels: People of the Pend Oreille, pt. 1-2" (script)	1979
11	"McMurty Vision of 'Crazy Horse' Lacks Clue to Importance of Leader" (in Indian Country Today)	1999
12	"Mt. Rushmore - an icon revisited"	2002
13	"The Pitfalls of Indian History in the year 2K - a Fool's Soldier tale"	2000
14	"A Severe Indictment of Our School System"	1970
15	"There is Something About … Being an Indian"	1980
16	"What Indian Studies Really Means"	1981

Writings: Books

Box 3.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
17	"Anti-Indianism in Modern America" -- book cover	2001
18	"Anti-Indianism in Modern America" -- lecture	2003-2004
19	"Anti-Indianism in Modern America" -- reviews, advertising	2001-2002
20	"The Lonely Conscience in the American Academy: -- Returned from Wisconsin	[n.d.]
21	"The Lonely Conscience in the American Academy: -- University of Wisconsin Press - Manuscript	1996
22	"New Indians, Old Wars" -- manuscript	2005 August
24	"The Notebooks of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn" -- Poetry and Politics manuscript	2004
25	"The Notebooks of Elizabeth Cook-Lynn" -- Visits to America - University of Nebraska Press correspondence	2004
26	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- advertising	[n.d.]
27	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- appendices	2002
28	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- appendix H	2003
29	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- book cover	[n.d.]
30	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- book reviews	2000-2001, 2006
31	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- correspondence	1996, [n.d.]
32	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- manuscript	1996
33	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- manuscript, most recent	1996

Box 4.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- manuscript, University of Illinois Press	1996
2	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- Hohwoju manuscript, pp. 1-240	1999
3	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- Hohwoju manuscript, pp. 241-487	1999
4	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- Hohwoju People manuscript, pp. 1-198	1996
5	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- Hohwoju People manuscript, pp. 199-414	1996
6	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- Hohwoju People manuscript, pp. 1-220	1996
7	"The Politics of Hallowed Ground" -- Hohwoju People manuscript, pp. 221-487	1996
8	"Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays" -- book cover	[n.d.]
9	"Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays" -- news release	1997
10	"Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays" -- research	1996
11	"Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays" -- reviews	1997, 1999, 2001
12	"Why I Can't Read Wallace Stegner and Other Essays" -- Zandbroz reading	1996

Writings: Editorials

Box 4.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
13	"Peltier case deflects attention from important treaty violation issues" (Lakota Nation Journal)	2000
14	Reaction to "State, Indians differ over hunting rights on reservations" by Rich Landers (The Spokesman Review, Spokane, Washington)	1981
15	"What does fair mean? Pressler position on proposed land transfer divisive" (Rapid City Journal)	1995
16	"United States v. Leonard Peltier"	2000

Writings: Essays

Box 4.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
17	"A Brief Philosophic Viewpoint Concerning … Indian Studies as an Academic Discipline"	1981
18	"The End of the Hollywood Trail"	[n.d.]
19	"History, Myth, and Identity in the New Indian Story"	[n.d.]
20	"How Scholarship Defames the Native Voice … and Why"	[n.d.]
21	"Lessons of Christianizing Aboriginal Peoples of North America -- The Example of Bishop William Hobart Hare"	[n.d.]
22	"Making a Case for a Refresher Course on Dressing for Success, 2002-Style (outline and manuscript - The Great Plains Sociologist)	2002
23	"A Mixed Blood, Tribeless Voice in American Indian Literature: Michael Dorris"	1998
24	"On Writing and Keeping a Diary"	[n.d.]
25	The Stepner Essay	[n.d.]
26	"The Theory of the First Predecessors in Interest"	1988
27	"Thoughtful People Must Reject McGillicuddy as a Heroic Figure"	[n.d.]
28	"The Urban Mixedblooded Indian and American Imperialism: the Instruction of Dispossession in American Indian Literary Studies"	1995
29	"War" (rejection from The Nation_	[n.d.]
30	"What About Lewis and Clark and a Fool Soldiers Tale and the Pitfalls of Indian History in the Year 2K?"	2000
31	"What About Writing?'	2000
32	"Whatever Happened to D'arcy McNIckle?"	[n.d.]
33	"Who is Timothy McVeigh and Who are the New Militia?"	[n.d.]
34	"Who's Fault is it Anyway?" (manuscript with Dianne Zephier)	[n.d.]
35	"Who Stole Native American Studies?"	[n.d.]
36	"Writing Through Obscurity"	[n.d.]

Writings: Novels

Box 5.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- advertising	2000
2	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- book cover	[n.d.]
3	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- excerpts	[n.d.]
4	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- further questions for discussion	[n.d.]
5	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - I. From the River's Edge" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
6	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- manuscript, synopsis, notes	1994
7	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- manuscript	1996
8	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- manuscript	1997
9	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- manuscript	1997
10	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- manuscript	1999
11	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- summary	[n.d.]
12	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - II. Circle of Dancers" -- synopsis and maps	[n.d.]
13	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy - III. In the Presence of River Gods" -- manuscript	1997
14	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- newspaper clippings	2003
15	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- reading guide	[n.d.]
16	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- reviews	2000, [n.d.]
17	"Aurelia: A Crow Creek Trilogy" -- talk	[n.d.]

Writings: Novellas

Box 5.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
18	"From the River's Edge" -- manuscript	1989
19	"From the River's Edge" -- sequel - SDAC plot synopsis	1994
20	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- advertising	1990
21	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- book cover	1991 circa
22	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- chapter excerpts	1990
23	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- Introduction	[n.d.]
24	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
25	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- manuscript	1989
26	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- reviews	1990
27	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories" -- student essays (Tileston)	1994
28	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: Loss of the Sky" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
29	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: A Visit from Reverend Tileston" -- manuscript	1982, 2000
30	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: A Family Matter" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
31	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: Le Deaux" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
32	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: The Power of Horses" -- manuscript	1982, [n.d.]
33	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: A Firm and Continuous Desire" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
34	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: A Child's Story" -- manuscript	[n.d.]
35	"The Power of Horses and Other Stories: A Good Choice" -- manuscript	[n.d.]

Writings: Poetry

Box 6.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	"The Bleak Truth"	[n.d.]
2	Drafts	[n.d.]
3	"Elan"	[n.d.]
4	"I Remember the Fallen Trees" -- Circle of One Book Forum	2006
5	"I Remember the Fallen Trees" -- manuscript	1996
6	"I Remember the Fallen Trees" -- manuscript	1998
7	"I Remember the Fallen Trees" -- manuscript, partial	[n.d.]
8	"I Remember the Fallen Trees" -- second copy	1983
9	"I Remember the Fallen Trees" -- selected poems	1993
10	"A Poem for the Scandinavians and the French and the Italians Who Then Repeated the Crime in America"	[n.d.]
11	"A Poet's Brief Address to the Students and Faculty Upon the Occasion of Being Named 'Distinguished Alumna' "	1993
12	"Masquerade"	[n.d.]
13	"Poems by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn and Nellie Wong"	[n.d.]
14	"Seek the House of Relatives"	1983
15	" … Testamentary Poems"	2000
16	"Then Badger Said This" -- book, first edition, Vantage Press	1977
17	"Then Badger Said This" -- manuscript	1977, [n.d.]
18	"Then Badger Said This" -- reviews	1977-1979
19	"They Seemed"	[n.d.]
20	"Tourists Shouldn't Write Home That Indians Aren't 'Real' Anymore"	[n.d.]
21	"Visits to America: Indian Poems for 2K" -- draft, manuscript	2000
22	"Visits to America: Indian Poems for 2K" -- selections	[n.d.]
23	"Who Are You, Tim McVeigh?"	2001

Writings: Reviews

Box 6.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
24	"The Beet Queen" (Erdich, Louise)	1986
25	"The Broken Cord" (Dorris, Michael)	1989
26	"Cante Onitika Win" (Reyer, Carolyn)	1991
27	Compiled reviews	1990-1995, 2003
28	"Forked Tongues and Broken Treaties" (Worcester, Donald E.)	1977
29	"It's a Good Day To … Write a Movie Review"	1981
30	"Killing the White Man's Indian" (Bordewich, Fergus)	1996
31	"On the Rez" (Frazier, Ian)	2000
32	"The Trickster and Mr. Columbus: The Heirs of Columbus" (Vizenor, Gerald)	1991
33	"White Guys Prowl the Rez for Bones and Stories" (in Lakota Nation Journal)	2000
34	"Women on the Run" (Hale, Janet Campbell)	2000
35	"Wounded Knee" (Lyman, Stanley)	1993

Writings: Other writings

Box 6.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
36	"Crossing the Red Sea: From Colonization to De-Colonization" by Willard, William, Dr. (edited)	[n.d.]
37	"A Degraded Context to Law - The American Indian Experience" (draft for references for University of Illinois book)	[n.d.]
38	Foreword to "Justice as Healing: Indigenous Ways" edited by McCaslin, Wanda D. (manuscript of book - foreword not yet included)	2005
39	Miscellaneous writings	[n.d.]
40	"Open Containers: Sherman Alexies Drunken Indians" by Evans, Stephen F. (edited)	[n.d.]
41	Stoll/Menchu Project	1997-2000

Writings: Unpublished manuscripts

Box 6.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
42	"Gateway to Consensus: Conversations about Indian Studies" -- manuscript (pedagogy) research	2003 circa
43	Untitled, partial manuscript	[n.d.]

Writings: Publishers

Box 6.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
44	Agni	1989
45	Ahsahta Press	1987
46	Altamira Press	2003
47	Applewood Books, Inc.	1983
48	Arcade Publishing	1989-1994
49	Associated Faculty Press	1983
50	Charlotte Sheedy Literary Agency	1994-1996
51	Eastern Washington University Press	2003
52	Giunti Publishing Group	1994
53	New Rivers Press	2000
54	The Poetry Center	[n.d.]
55	Prentice Hall	2000
56	Publishing catalogs	1993-1994, 1996
57	University of Illinois Press	2007
58	University of Minnesota Press	[n.d.]
59	University of Mississippi Press	1997
60	The University of Montana - Lifelong Learning Project	2004
61	University of Nebraska Press	1991
62	University Press of Colorado	1998-2002
63	Vantage Press	1976-1993, 2001
64	U.S. Government Printing Office	[n.d.]
65	Ye Galleon Press	1984, 1987

Writings: Related material

Box 7.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	Book criticism	2000
2	Book reviews	1989, 1993
3	Book reviews - Lakota Times	1995-1999
4	Book signing	[n.d.]
5	Book tour	2002
6	Copyright Management Services	2001
7	Hasselstrom writing notes	[n.d.]
8	Ikce Wicasta - The Common People Journal - consultant	[n.d.]
9	Literary agent search - online	2001
10	Melus paper	1983
11	Notes	[n.d.]
12	Photo release	[n.d.]
13	Rejections	1988-1990
14	Rejections	1993-1994 May
15	Rejections	1994 June-1995, 2004
16	Small writers notebook	[n.d.]
17	Student reaction papers	1996
18	Study guide discussion paper - SD Humanities - Deloria, Cook-Lynn	1994 October
19	Writing competitions	2001

Teaching Career: Arizona State University

Box 7.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
20	American Indian Research Initiative	2003
21	American Indian Studies	2004
22	American Indian Studies annual peer review forms	[n.d.]
23	American Indian Studies Program: Arizona State University Going Forward - Priorities and Parameters	2002
24	Contract	2005
25	Correspondence	1984, 1987, 2000
26	Curriculum	1998-1999
27	Faculty and staff meeting	2005
28	Funding needs of AIS (American Indian Studies) Program	[n.d.]
29	Goals and objectives - Academic Affairs	2002-2003
30	Indian Studies model - notes	2000
31	Institutional Policies on American Indians	[n.d.]
32	Native American Resource Directory	1999
33	New graduate courses - Honors Course	1992
34	Proposal to establish a graduate certificate program in American Indian Studies (draft)	[n.d.]
35	Reforming Arizona's Indian Higher Education	2002
36	Student assessment	2003
37	Visiting professorship appointment	2001-2002
38	What is … American Indian Studies	2003

Teaching Career: Eastern Washington University

Box 7.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
39	Course proposal for the Humanities and English Department	[n.d.]
40	Eastern Washington University Press News	1994, 1996
41	"The Hunger of Memory" by Richard Rodriquez - questions from Native American scholars	[n.d.]
42	Memoranda of Agreement (blank)	[n.d.]
43	Notes of ethics	[n.d.]
44	Rationale for new requirements for English majors	[n.d.]
45	Recommendation for new courses or course changes	1972, 1978

Teaching Career: University of California, Davis

Box 7.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
46	Visiting Professor, Spring 1991	1989-1991 April
47	Visiting Professor, Spring 1991	1991 May-October
48	Visiting Professor, Winter 1991	1990-1991

Teaching Career: West Virginia University

Box 7.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
49	Writer-In-Residence	1992

Teaching Career: General teaching files

Box 7.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
50	Black Hills case material	[n.d.]
51	Captive narrative	2000-2001
52	Consensual problem solving	[n.d.]
53	Deloria, Jr., Vine "The Indian Student Amid American Inconsistencies"	[n.d.]
54	Education of American Indians in class writing assignment	[n.d.]
55	Goody, Jack and Ian Watt "The Consequences of Literacy"	1963
56	Grading scale	[n.d.]
57	How to annotate a bibliography	[n.d.]
58	Index to Native American Teaching Resources on the Internet	2002
59	Indian Studies - assignments	2002
60	Indian Studies - notes for lectures	2003

Box 8.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	Learning Outcomes and American Indian Studies	2001
2	Map - Federal and State Indian Reservations	1992
3	Map - Location of Native Tribes	[n.d.]
4	Map - Portland area jurisdiction (small tribes of western Washington)	[n.d.]
5	Notes	2005, [n.d.]
6	Oliphant case	[n.d.]
7	Reading assignments and discussion topics on the Berkhofer text	[n.d.]
8	Reporting academic misconduct - Student Judicial Affairs	1991
9	Syllabus notes	[n.d.]
10	World literature	[n.d.]

Teaching Career: Course material

Box 8.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
11	--- 170 -- Introduction to Literature	1984
12	--- 357 -- Foreign Policy: Stage 1 1917-1928	[n.d.]
13	--- 498 -- AmerIndian Poetry	1973
14	AIS 101 -- Introduction to Native Studies	1999
15	AIS 180 -- Introduction to American Indian Studies	[n.d.]
16	AIS 180 -- Introduction to American Indian Studies	[n.d.]
17	AIS 180 -- Introduction to American Indian Studies	2003-2005
18	AIS 180 -- Introduction to American Indian Studies	2003-2005
19	AIS 380 -- Contemporary Issues of American Indian Nations	2004
20	AIS 394 - Myths of Origin and Historical Migration / Literary Studies	2001
21	AIS 394 - Myths of Origin and Historical Migration / Literary Studies	2002
22	AIS 420 -- American Indian Studies Research Methods	2004
23	IS/ENG 380 -- Native American Literature	[n.d.]
24	NAS 10 -- Native American Experience	1991
25	NAS 100 -- Introduction to Native American Studies	1998-2001
26	NAS 180 -- Native American Women	1992
27	NAS 181 C -- Native American Poetry	1992
28	NAS 327 -- Contemporary Native Peoples of the Americas	[n.d.]
29	NAS 380 -- Survey of Native American Literatures	[n.d.]

Other Activities

Box 9.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	American Indian and Alaska Native Professors Conference	1992-1993
2	American Indian and Alaska Native Professors Conference	1995
3	American Indian and Alaska Native Professors Conference	2002
4	American Indian Awareness Week and 35th Anniversary Celebration / Pow Wow, Cheney, Washington (Poetry reading)	2003
5	American Indian History and Culture Conference, South Dakota State University	1996
6	American Indian History and Culture Conference, University of South Dakota (Presentation)	2004, [n.d.]
7	American Indian Issues in the Late 20th Century, Denver, Colorado (Panelist)	[n.d.]
8	American Indian Studies Conference, University of South Dakota -- "The Responsibility of Native American Studies in an Academic Setting" (keynote address)	1998
9	American Indian Studies and Dakota Studies Conference	2001
10	American Indian Studies Consortium, 3rd Annual, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona -- "Future Directions in Research" (keynote address)	2002
11	American Indian Studies Consortium -- "Reclaiming AIS" (panel member)	2004
12	American Indian Studies Consortium, 6th Annual, Arizona State University (panel member)	2005
13	American Indian Studies Consortium, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona -- "The Ghosts of American History (hegemony?) in Art and Literature" (keynote address)	2007
14	American Studies Association, Nashville, Tennessee	1994
15	Arizona State Department of History Symposium	2000
16	The Centennial West, a 1989 Symposium, Montana State Historical Society -- "In the American Imagination, the Land and Its Original Inhabitants: On Indian Viewpoint" (speech)	1989
17	Center for Western Studies Conference -- "The Morality of Native Lands and the Human Spirit" (speech)	[n.d.]
18	Concordia College -- untitled speech	[n.d.]
19	Conference on Traditional Native American Oral Literature, Arizona State University	2000
20	Contemporary Writers Series at Mills College	2007
21	Crocker Museum, Sacramento Cultural Awards Program -- Guest speaker (speech, flyer)	1992
22	Davis, California - "Back to the Indian Wars" (speech)	[n.d.]
23	Distinguished Poets Series, Passiac County, New Jersey Community College -- Poetry reading (correspondence, advertising)	2000
24	Festival of North American Native Writers	1990
25	Great Plains Writers' Conference, South Dakota State University -- "New Stories of Survival" (presentation)	1990
26	Indian Law Conference, Federal Bar Association, 28th Annual (presenter)	2003
27	Indian Legal Program Symposium, Arizona State University	2001
28	The Indigenous Voice Lecture Series (lecturer)	2005
29	Inland Northwest Voices, KPPX FM 91 Program Series -- Discussion (schedule)	[n.d.]
30	Institute of American Indian Studies, University of South Dakota (reading)	[n.d.]
31	Institute of American Literature (notes)	1989
32	Intertribal Bison Cooperative Conference (presenter)	1998
33	Log Cabin Literary Center Bookfest	2000
34	Melus meeting presentation, Seattle, Washington (keynote address)	2001-2002
35	Michigan State University Race Conference	2004
36	Miller University, Millersville, Pennsylvania -- "A Journey Into Sacred Myth" (lecturer) (speech, correspondence)	1994
37	Native American Educational Service College and Field Museum, Chicago, Illinois -- "American Indian Education: One Indian Teacher's View" (speech)	[n.d.]
38	Native American Women's Health and Education Conference, April 1994	1990-1994
39	Nebraska Literature Festival, Wayne State College (presenter) (correspondence, schedule, publications)	1997-1998
40	NEH (National Endowment for the Humanities) Regional Humanities Center	2000
41	Oak Lake Writers' Conference	2000-2006
42	Oglala Lakota College Faculty Retreat -- "New Indians, Old Wars in the Classroom" (keynote address) (program)	2008
43	"Protecting Tribal Wisdom: Strategies for Cultural Preservation" (speech at unknown function)	[n.d.]
44	Race in 21st Century America, A 4th National Conference, Michigan State University (keynote address) (correspondence, program, speech)	2005
45	Rapid City Public Library (poetry reading) (advertising, clippings)	1995-1996
46	Red River Conference on World Literature, North Dakota State University (featured speaker) (correspondence, agreement, call for papers)	2000
47	Reno, Nevada Conference (speech, notes)	2000
48	Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association Convention, Symposium 6, Western Americana Folklore (program)	1975
49	Seminar on the Historical and Sociological Criticism of Fiction (certificate)	1975
50	Sequoyah Symposium (draft schedule, correspondence)	2002
51	Sitting Bull College Teachers' Institute (correspondence, grant proposal)	2003
52	South Dakota Humanities Council	1993-1995, 2001
53	Southwest State University, Marshall, Minnesota -- Presentation on how history is made (speech)	2001
54	Symposium on Cultural Sovereignty: Native Rights in the 21st Century -- panel discussions "Strategies"	2001
55	Tent of Many Voices Program, Eagle Butte, South Dakota (schedule)	2004
56	"Tribal Government and the Federal Trust Responsibility: Collaboration or Conflict" (speech)	2003
57	UCLA American Indian Graduation (commencement address)	2004
58	UCLA American Indian Studies Center's annual Yellowthunder Scholarship, Fundraising Fala (correspondence, clippings, speech)	2003
59	Untitled speeches, unknown functions	[n.d.]
60	The Western Literature Association, UNL presentation -- "Politics and the Oral Traditions of the Tribes" (speech)	1987
61	Women of Color in the Arizona Academy Conference -- "Gathering at the River" (correspondence, schedule)	2003

Research

Box 9.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
62	Beebe Hill disinvitations - grant proposal, research	1976-1983
63	Black Mountain Institute Fellows Program and UNLV	2007
64	Faculty Research Grant -- "Translations of Ihanktowan Peyote Sacred Texts"	1985-1987
65	Grant applications	1994-1996
66	Hanta Yo -- grant proposal, research, legal claims, novel reviews	1970-1983
67	Ihanktowan Peyote Liturgy and Singers -- pilot project proposal	1989
68	Indian SD Public TV project -- proposal	1994
69	National Endowment for the Humanities -- Indian Scholar's Journal grant proposal	1980-1982
70	National Indian Media Conference -- grant proposal	1980
71	TV documentary controversy -- grant proposal, research	1983

Wicazo Sa Review

Box 10.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	Advertisement	[n.d.]
2	Article submission -- "Colonialism and Native American Literary Analysis", Forbes, Jack	1987
3	Article submission -- "Sovereign Decisions: A Plan for Defeating Federal Review of Tribal Law Applications" Russell, Judge Steve	2004
4	Book review -- "Around the Sacred Fire: … (Treat, James)" by Tink Timker	2003 circa
5	Book review -- "Ruling Pine Ridge: Oglala Lakota Politics from the IRA to Wounded Knee (Reinhardt, Akim D.)" by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn	2007
6	Book review guidelines	[n.d.]
7	Brochure	[n.d.]
8	Budget	2003-2004
9	Call for papers -- "The Public Historian and the American Indian"	2001
10	Contracts	1995
11	Contributor agreements	2003
12	Correspondence	1984-2002, 2008
13	Council of Editors of Learned Journals	1994
14	Draft of issue	[n.d.]
15	EBSCO subscriptions	1991
16	Essay -- "Cultural Appropriation Along the Powwow Highway, or Save the Seals?" (Kesler, Linc)	2002
17	Essay -- "A Shelter of Refuge: The Art of Mimesis in the Leslie Marmon Siklo's 'Lullaby' " (Mc Bride, M.)	1986
18	Essay -- "The Spirit of Place in Contemporary American Indian Poetry" (Clark, N.J.)	1986
19	Grants -- Aetna Foundation	1992
20	Grants -- All State Foundation	1992
21	Grants -- Columbia Foundation	1992
22	Grants -- Dakota Indian Foundation	1992
23	Grants -- The Freedom Forum	1992
24	Grants -- Minnesota Historical Society	2000-2001
25	Grants -- National Endowment for the Arts	1991
26	Grants -- National Endowment for the Humanities	1990
27	Grants -- Onaway Trust	1993-1996
28	Guest editor -- James Riding In	2002
29	Issue -- Fall 1987	1987
30	Issue -- Spring 1988	1988
31	Issue -- Fall 1991	1991
32	Issue -- Fall 1995 (Bird, Gloria "The Exaggeration of Despair")	1995
33	Issue -- Fall 2000 (Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth "How Scholarship Defames the Native Voice … and Why")	2000
34	Issues -- Table of Contents	1985 Spring-2001
35	Journal support	2003
36	Letter to Michael Dorris	1990
37	Manuscript -- "Colonialism and Native American Literature: An Analysis" (Forbes, J.D.)	1987
38	Manuscript drafts	1986-1988
39	Manuscript -- "Ella Deloria: Varie Intercourse" (Prater, J.)	1995
40	Manuscript -- Sean Teuton	2000
41	Manuscripts-- accepted	1988
42	Manuscripts-- accepted	1990
43	Native American Journalists Association	1991
44	Numkena, Dennis	1990-1991
45	Panel Discussion -- New Direction in Indian Purpose	[n.d.]
46	Poetry -- Mary Tall Mountain	1988
47	Poetry -- "Note to a Mexican Lady from a Pawnee Friend" McGuire, G.	[n.d.]
48	Poetry -- rejected	1995
49	Press release -- announcement of new publisher (University of Minnesota Press)	1997
50	Proposal for mini grant for first issue and grant application	1984
51	Rejection -- Levi, Steven C.	1989
52	Rejection -- Tall Bear, Kimberly	2000
53	Review -- "Another View of When Women Rebel" Brown, Lisa Jo	1987
54	Review -- "Back to Malachi" Conley, R.J.	1986
55	Review -- "Deadliest Enemies" Biolsi, Thomas and "Not Without our Consent" Valandra, Edward by Elizabeth Cook-Lynn	2007
56	Review -- "Hand Trembling, Frenzy Witchcraft and Moth Madness" Creighton, J.	1987
57	Review -- "Robes of Power" Young Man, A.	1986
58	Subscription form	[n.d.]
59	University of Minnesota	2001

Native American Issues and Topics

Box 10.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
60	"A to Z of American Indian Women"	[n.d.]
61	Ablakela -- Peyote Singers CD	2000
62	Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians	[n.d.]
63	American Indian and Alaska Native Professor's Association red paper	2001
64	"American Indian Studies: An Overview" (article)	[n.d.]
65	"The American Indian Writer as a Cultural Broker: An Interview of N. Scott Momaday" (Fiorentino, Daniele)	1996
66	Amiotte, Arthur	2001
67	"An Analysis of Racial Dispositions in South Dakota" (Godfrey, Joyzelle)	1984
68	"Annotated Bibliography of the Basic Literature Needed for an Understanding of Tribal Governance" (Wilkinson, Charles)	2000
69	Bibliography of Producers and Publishers of Native American Material	1970
70	Borders Bookstore at National Indian Education Conference	2000
71	Canadian Plains Research Center Publications Catalog	2000
72	"The Challenges of Tribal Sovereignty in 21st Century" (PowerPoint presentation - Howe, Craig)	2001
73	Cheyenne River	1999
74	"Christian Indians: Occom and Apes"	[n.d.]
75	Churchill, Ward	1993
76	Clippings	1971-2004

Box 11.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation	[n.d.]
2	Constitution of the Oglala Lakota (draft)	2004
3	Crazy Horse memorial	2000-2002
4	"Critical Values and First Nations Peoples" (Yellow Bird, Michael)	[n.d.]
5	Crow Creek Case	1999-2003
6	Crow Creek tribe	2001
7	Dakota Country Travels	[n.d.]
8	"The Dakota Exile" (Berg, Kristian)	1995
9	Dakota History Conference, Augustana College	1996
10	Denver Post "Empire" Magazine of the West	1996
11	"Dis Mischief: Give It Back Before I Remember I Gave It Away" (Baker, Marie Annharte)	[n.d.]
12	Driving Hawk Sneve, Virginia	2000, [n.d.]
13	"Drunken Indians Need Not Apply: Native Literary Criticism and the Threat of Tribalism" (Rolo, Mark Anthony)	1996
14	Eagle Butte, South Dakota	[n.d.]
15	"Education of Little Tree" (Carter, Forrest / Carter, Asa) -- disclaimer	1991
16	El Palacio - The Museum of New Mexico magazine	1995
17	Federal Indian Policy	1993, 2001
18	"A Fifty-Year Perspective on the Indian Reorganization Act" (Washburn, Wilcomb E.)	1984
19	"A First American Views His Land" (Momaday, N. Scott)	1976
20	First People's Fund	2003
21	Fool Soldier rescue	1996
22	Fourth World Bulletin: Issues in Indigenous Law and Politics	1993
23	Genocide	[n.d.]
24	Glasgow, Scotland Ghost Dance Shirt controversy	1995
25	Great Plains Writers' Conference	1995
26	Harjo, Joy	1993
27	Harris, LaDonna -- Biological profile	[n.d.]
28	"Hiding" (Warrior, Emma Lee)	[n.d.]
29	Ikca Wicasta: The Common People Journal	1995, 1998
30	Indian Alcoholism	1981
31	Indian Artist magazine	1995
32	"Indian Country abuzz with science, technology" (Giago, Doris)	2000
33	Indian Country Today (Clippings)	1998-2002
34	Indian education -- articles by Vine Deloria, Jr.	1991
35	Indian Tribes; A Continuing Quest for Survival (A report of the US Commission on Civil Rights)	1981
36	"Indian Voices in the Wind: A Study on the Missing Indian Perspective" (Lawrence, Elden)	1996
37	Indigenous Treaty Rights	1999
38	Institute of American Indian Arts	1994
39	Jahner, Elaine	1982-1993
40	"The Killing of a New Mexican State Trooper: Ways of Telling a Historical Event" (Evers, Lawrence)	1976
41	LaCroix, Debbie	1995
42	Lakota Conversation for Beginners (audiocassette)	1989
43	Lakota translations	[n.d.]
44	Lee, Lanniko L.	[n.d.]
45	Legacy of Racism	[n.d.]
46	"Lewis & Clark Encounter with the Lakota Nation" (Godfrey, Joyzelle)	[n.d.]
47	Lifelong Learning Project -- Sally Thompson video	[n.d.]
48	"Life, Letters, Speeches: George Copway" (Ruoff, A. LaVonne Brown and Smith, Donald B.)	1997
49	Littlefield, Daniel, Jr. -- article	2002-2003
50	Little People Stories	[n.d.]
51	Lower Brle before flooding - photographs from Martha Thompson	[n.d.]
52	"Louise Erdich Sets the Pace" (Bevis, William B.)	1982
53	Makah Indians	2000
54	Marshall, Joseph J., III	1996
55	Mascot names	2002
56	Means, Russell	2001
57	Medicine Grizzly Bear Lake, Eureka, California	1982, 1989
58	"A Menace Among the Words: Women in the Novels of N. Scott Momaday" (Donovan, Kathleen)	1994
59	Mexican Rebellion	1994
60	The Mitigation Act: Land grabbers ride again	[n.d.]
61	Montileaux, Donald	[n.d.]
62	NARF Legal Review (Native American Rights Fund)	1992
63	National Gambling Impact Study Commission	1999
64	National Indian Child Welfare	1997
65	National Indian Education Association	2000
66	Native Culture	1995, 2001
67	"Natural Change" (Devereaux, Francis)	[n.d.]
68	Northwestern Tribal Transportation News	1993-1994
69	"On the Rez" (Frazier, Ian)	2000
70	"Pathways from Poverty: Economic Development and Institution - Building on American Indian Reservations" (Cornell, Stephen and Kalt, Joseph P.)	1989
71	"Peoplehood: A Model for American Indian Studies" (Champagne, Duane)	[n.d.]
72	Peyote Songe (Asa Primeaux interview)	1932, 1989, [n.d.]
73	Peyote texts for 4 songs Ihanktowan	[n.d.]
74	"Playing the Political Slots" (Barlett, Donald L. and Steele, James B.)	2002
75	Poetry	1994-1996
76	Post colonial scholarship defames the native voice: Academic genocide	[n.d.]
77	Power, Susan	1994, [n.d.]
78	"Practice into Theory: Journey to Year 2000 -- Culturally Responsible Pedagogy in Action the American Indian Magnet School" (Pewewardy, Cornel D.)	1992
79	Prairie Voices - Public readings and workshops brochure	[n.d.]
80	Present day location of Indian tribes	[n.d.]
81	"Primal Gaia: Primitivists and Plastic Medicine Men" (Kehoe, Alice B.)	[n.d.]
82	"Producing Patriotic Inspiration at Mount Rushmore" (Glass, Matthew)	1994
83	Racial and Ethic Tensions - What Should We Do? - National Issued Forum	[n.d.]
84	Red Crow Westerman, Floyd	2005
85	Reinhard, Karl J.	1998
86	"Rescuing Paha Sapa: Achieving Environmental Justice by Restoring the Great Grasslands and Returning the Sacred Black Hills to the Great Sioux Nation" (LaVelle, John P.)	[n.d.]
87	"Sacred Language: The Nature of Supernatural Discourse in Lakota" (Jaimes, M.A. - review)	[n.d.]
88	Sapioni	[n.d.]
89	Science -- Vine Deloria - Kennewick Man - Native Peoples	1997-2000
90	SDSU Pow-Wow Viewers Guide	[n.d.]
91	"Sexual Abuse Prevention in Indian County" (Cook-Gambler, Lisa Felice)	[n.d.]
92	Short stories: Ortiz, Simon and Silko, Leslie	[n.d.]
93	Sioux myth	[n.d.]
94	"Siouxland University: An American Indian University in the Black Hills of South Dakota" (Wilson, James J., III_	[n.d.]
95	South Dakota Equal Justice Commission	[n.d.]
96	South Dakota State Tribal Judicial Conference	2001
97	Sovereignty	[n.d.]
98	Spokane Indian Tribe	1994
99	State Annexation of Indian Reservations	2000 circa
100	Stick games	[n.d.]
101	"Struggle in Indian Country" (Sioux Falls Argus Leader)	2000
102	Stuart, Paul H. "Organizing for Self-Determination: Federal and Tribal Bureaucracies in an Era of Social and Policy Change"	[n.d.]
103	A Summit for Native American Faculty and Administrators in Higher Education	2004
104	Sur le dos de la Tortue -- French American Indian Literature Review	1994

Box 12.

Folder	Folder title	Date(s)
1	Takoja Institute	1997
2	"Teaching American Indian History: A Native American Voice" (Grinde, Donald D., Jr.)	1994
3	Teaching tolerance	1995
4	"Treaty federalism" (Barsh, Russel Lawrence and Youngblood Henderson, James)	1980
5	Treaty of Fort Laramie, September 17, 1851	[n.d.]
6	Tribal College Journal	1995