Background
Feezor-Stewart, Barbara Yvonne was born on June 19, 1950 in Salisbury, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Walter Baxter and Winifred Sevilla (St. Pierre) Feezor.
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Barbara Yvonne Feezor-Stewart
Edit ProfileEthnohistorian researcher Anthropoligist
Barbara Yvonne Feezor-Stewart, American anthropoligist, ethnohistorian, researcher. Recipient Honorary Mention, 3d Annual Martin Luther King Junior Convocation Communion, 1985; American-Indian Leadership Appointment, 1987-1989; National Endowment For Humanities fellow, 1990, Newberry Library. fellow, since 1990, Institute American Cultures Department Anthropology University of California at Los Angeles fellow, since 1990.
Education
Student, San Francisco State University, 1986; Bachelor, University of California, Berkeley, 1987; Master of Arts, University of California at Los Angeles, 1989; postgraduate, University of California at Los Angeles, since 1989.
Career
Proposal writer, Qua Qui American Indian Center, Missoula, Montana, 1976-1978;
teacher, Intertribal Alcohol Treatment Center, Sheridan, Wyoming, 1980-1981;
intern, Consortium of United Indian Nations, Oakland, California, 1983-1987;
American-Indian recruiter, University of California at Los Angeles Graduate School Public Health, 1987-1988;
researcher, grants writer American-Indian Studies Center, University of California at Los Angeles, since 1988. Plains Indian interpreter Custer Battlefield National Monument, Crow Agency, Montana, 1985. Co-founder Friends American-Indian Radio, Berkeley, 1985, Qua Qui American-Indian Child Care, Missoula, 1978.
Assistant professor American Indian studies California State University, Long Beach. Teaching associate in anthropology University of California at Los Angeles, since 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Member Urban Indian Health Board, San Francisco Bay area, 1983-1988. Facilitator American-Indian Leadership Forum, University California, Berkeley, since 1986. Representative Survival American-Indian Association, United Nations, New York City, 1976.
Security chief 5th Annual American-Indian Music Festival, Oakland, 1983. Coordinator, arena director Berkeley Intertribal Pow-Wow, University California, Berkeley, 1987. Board directors Intertribal Tutoring Project, Berkeley, 1986-1987.
Presenter meetings Southwestern Anthropological Association, 1990, 91. Keynote speaker Circle of Nations symposium Mankato (Minnesota) State University, 1991. Workshop leader National Indian Education Association Conference, San Diego., 1990.
Chair Los Angeles American Indian Mental Task Force, since 1989. Co-organizer Northern Lights Conference, University California, Davis, 1990. Member University California Alumnae Association, Minnesota History Society, American Anthropology Association, National Indian Education Association, American Indian Graduate Student Association, American Educational Research Association, American Ethnological Society.
Interests
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Married Johnny Leroy Stewart, August 24, 1980. Children: James, Autumn.
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1976 - 1978
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1983 - 1987
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Recipient Honorary Mention, 3d Annual Martin Luther King Junior Convocation Communion, 1985. American-Indian Leadership Appointment, 1987-1989. National Endowment For Humanities fellow, 1990, Newberry Library. fellow, since 1990, Institute American Cultures Department Anthropology University of California at Los Angeles fellow, since 1990.Recipient Honorary Mention, 3d Annual Martin Luther King Junior Convocation Communion, 1985. American-Indian Leadership Appointment, 1987-1989. National Endowment For Humanities fellow, 1990, Newberry Library. fellow, since 1990, Institute American Cultures Department Anthropology University of California at Los Angeles fellow, since 1990.