Hollis MacArthur M.Ed
Research and Writing Cambridge CollegeAbout Me
An international anthropologist and ethnographer with 20 years of field research and expertise on the impact of forced assimilation and colonization on Indigenous cultures in the past five centuries up to the present. Implemented successful culture-based curricula programs on Indian Reservations that generated socio-economic recovery through culturally relevant education programs. Native American advocate and activist. Research in origins of art and evolution of the human mind as well as the Neanderthal period.
Degrees
Master - 2003
Education
Cambridge College
Teaching History
Research and Writing
Cambridge College
Mar 2006 - Mar 2007
Taught and mentored a diverse student body of adult graduate students to develop writing and research skills for their Masters thesis. Liaison between students, Graduate Advisors, and College Director. Conducted and evaluated all graduate writing assessments.
♦ Lectured on cultural differences.
♦ Created and implemented faculty and student workshops to improve thesis quality
♦ Developed quality thesis standards and faculty/student protocol