Curriculum Vita
EDUCATION
PhD in Rhetoric and Writing. Michigan State University. August 2018
Graduate Affiliation in American Indian and Indigenous Studies
Dissertation: “Wishi Stories: Rhetorical Strategies of Survivance and Continuance in Oklahoma Cherokee Foodways.”
Committee: Malea Powell (chair), Terese Guinsatao Monberg, Alexandra Hidalgo, and Elizabeth LaPensée
Master of Arts in English. Northeastern State University. May 2013
Bachelor of Arts in English. Northeastern State University. May 2010
Level III Peer Tutor International Certificate. Northeastern State University/College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). May 2011
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Adjunct Faculty. Department of Cherokee and Indigenous Studies. Department of Languages and Literature. Northeastern State University. August 2018-present
Adjunct Faculty. Communications Division. Tulsa Community College. August 2018-present
Graduate Teaching Assistant. Instructor of record. Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures. Michigan State University. August 2016-May 2018
Graduate Research Assistant. Michigan State University, American Indian Studies Program. August 2014-May 2016
Academic Supervisor and Lead Teacher. King George International College Education Center at Northeastern State University. April-August 2012
Graduate Teaching Assistant. Instructor of record. Northeastern State University, Department of Languages and Literature. August 2010-May 2013
FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Cobell Graduate Scholarship. Indigenous Education Inc. August 2017-May 2018
Susan Applegate Krouse Graduate Research Fellowship. Michigan State University, American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program. August 2017-May 2018
Dissertation Completion Fellowship. Michigan State University, College of Arts and Letters. August 2017-December 2017
Summer Support Fellowships. Michigan State University, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures. June-July 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Cherokee Nation Graduate Scholarship. Cherokee Nation, Department of Higher Education.
August 2010- May 2017
Cherokee Nation Undergraduate Scholarship. Cherokee Nation, Department of Higher Education. August 2006-May 2010
Graduate Horizons Grant. Graduate Horizons Workshop, University of California, Berkeley. July 2009
AWARDS and HONORS
Emma Shore-Thornton Award. Michigan State University, Native American Institute. April 2015
Certificate of Recognition. Northeastern State University, Indigenous Scholar Development Center. December 2012
Teaching, Scholarship, and Service Excellence. Northeastern State University Department of Languages and Literature. October 2012
Key Player Recognition. Northeastern State University, John Vaughan Library Department of User Services. May 2010
Kudos Employee Appreciation Awards. Northeastern State University. August 2008, August 2009
Student Senate Certificate of Excellence. Haskell Indian Nations University, Student Senate. April 2007
Writing Competition Award in Poetry. American Indian Higher Education Consortium Conference. April 2007
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Shade, Jaquetta. “Alisdayhv: A Cherokee Foodways Memoir.” Pixelating the Self: Digital Feminist Memoirs. Edited collection. Enculturation: Intermezzo. November 2018
Shade, Jaquetta. “Lichtenstein’s Girl.” Tribal College Journal, Student Edition. April 2007
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Shade-Johnson, Jaquetta. “Rhetorics of Land and Place in Deborah Miranda’s Bad Indians.” Symposium on the American Indian. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. April 2018
Shade-Johnson, Jaquetta. “Gathering Wishi, Gathering Stories: Land-based Literacies of Cherokee Cultural Foraging Practices.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Kansas City, MO. March 2018
Lee, Kimberli, Andrea Riley-Mukavetz, and Jaquetta Shade-Johnson. “Practicing Indigenous Pedagogies.” Returning the Gift Literary Festival. University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK. October 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Writing the Land: Indigenous Cookbooks and American Indian Foodways.” Symposium on the American Indian. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. April 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Cultivating Community Literacies through Indigenous Food Rhetorics.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Portland, OR. March 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Producing the Future: The Book I Need.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Portland, OR. March 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Writing Foodways: Indigenous Cookbooks as Land-Based Methodologies.” Cultural Rhetorics Conference. Michigan State University. East Lansing, MI. November 2016
Shade, Jaquetta. “Storied Foodways: Decolonial Narratives in Heid E. Erdrich’s Original Local.” Intervention into Indigenous Narrative. Institute of American Indian Arts. Albuquerque, NM.
February 2016
Shade, Jaquetta. “Don’t Touch My Hair: Strategies of Survivance through Cherokee Hair Practices.” Midwest Pop Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference. Cincinnati, OH. October 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Of Fire and Water: Rhetoric of Memory and Place in Joy Harjo’s Crazy Brave.” American Indian Studies Association Conference. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. February 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Anachronism and Anarchy: Resistance through Folkpunk Protest Songs at the Intersection of Punk and Roots Cultures.” Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI. October 2014
Shade, Jaquetta. “Indigepunk as Pastiche.” Southeast College American Indian Symposium. Southeast College, Durant, OK. November 2013
Shade, Jaquetta. “Cherokee Domestic Folklore.” Southeast College American Indian Symposium. Southeast College, Durant, OK. November 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Resistance is Futile: Anarchopunk in Social Media.” PCA/ACA National Conference. San Antonio, TX. March 2011
FILM AND MEDIA PROJECTS
Shade, Jaquetta and William Thompson. "Wishi: A Collection of Oral History Interviews” Featuring Joe Shade, Albert Shade, David Stand, and Maxine Neugin.. Cherokee Nation Oral History Repository, Cherokee Heritage Center Archives. September 2018
Shade, Jaquetta and Brooke Chambers. "Producing the Future: The Book I Need." Studies in Rhetoric and Writing: The Books We Need. http://swreditors.org/interact/the-books-we-need/
August 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. "Traditional Cherokee Bow-making: An Oral History.” Featuring Albert Shade. Archived at the Center for Tribal Studies, Northeastern State University. November 2009
LOCAL PRESENTATIONS
Shade, Jaquetta. “Indigenous Food Sovereignty.” Michigan State University, Arts and Letters 202 Introduction to American Indian and Indigenous Studies. March 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Issues of Cherokee Identity in Circe Sturm's Blood Politics: Race, Culture, and Identity in the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.” Michigan State University, Anthropology 411 American Indian Ethnography. October 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Surviving the MA.” Languages and Literature Graduate Student Roundtable, Northeastern State University. September 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Indigenous Food Sovereignty.” Michigan State University, Arts and Letters 202 Introduction to American Indian and Indigenous Studies. March 2017
WORKSHOPS FACILITATED
Brownlee, Yavanna, Kenlea Pebbles, Jaquetta Shade-Johnson, Everardo Cuevas, et al. “All Our Relations: Teaching Social Justice Movements Cross-Caucus Workshop.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Kansas City, MO. March 2018
Shade, Jaquetta. “Cherokee Marbles.” Native Games Series. Michigan State University, American Indian and Indigenous Studies. April 2016, 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Composing Photos,” PhotoVoice Workshop, Michigan State University, Writing Center. July 2016
Shade, Jaquetta. “Photo Composition.” Midwest Hunger Is: Photovoice Workshop in Flint, MI. Michigan State University, Writing Center. July 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Best Practices for Writing Center Consultants.” CRLA/NSU Tutor Training Program, Northeastern State University. January 2010- December 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “APA and MLA Formatting and Citation.” University Writing Center APA/MLA Workshops, Northeastern State University. August 2009-December 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Academic Writing Workshop.” Northeastern State University, Criminal Law.
October 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Strategies for Digital Research.” Northeastern State University, Writing Center.
September 2012
LANGUAGES
Cherokee/Tsalagi: intermediate (spoken and written)
French: intermediate (spoken and written)
PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP
NATIONAL
Editorial Collective Member, Spark: A 4C4Equality Journal, Working and Writing for Change/New City Community Press. July 2018-present
Stage 1 Proposal Reviewer, Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Cultural Rhetorics Consortium.
March 2016, 2018
Community Sub-Committee Member, Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Cultural Rhetorics Consortium. December 2015-2016
Local Arrangements Sub-Committee Member, Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Cultural Rhetorics Consortium. December 2015-2016
UNIVERSITY
Communications Officer. Indigenous Graduate Student Collective. Michigan State University.
August 2016-May 2018
Administrative Officer. Indigenous Graduate Student Collective. Michigan State University.
August 2015-May 2016
Recruitment Committee Member. Writing, Rhetoric, and Praxis Recruitment Committee. Michigan State University. February 2015-2016
Outreach Committee Member. Writing Center. Michigan State University. June-July 2015, 2016
Vice President. Graduate Student Association. Department of Languages and Literature. Northeastern State University. August 2012-May 2013
Mu Iota Chapter Vice President. Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society, Department of Languages and Literature. Northeastern State University. August 2012-May 2013
Conference Volunteer. Symposium on the American Indian. Northeastern State University. April 2008-2o13
Hiring Committee Member. Arts and Letters Resource Coordinator position. John Vaughan Library. Northeastern State University. September 2011-February 2012
Citation Station Project Consultant. Department of User Services, John Vaughan Library. Northeastern State University. September 2012
COMMUNITY
Indigenous Youth Empowerment Program Mentor, Lansing, MI. August 2014-May 2018
Sugar Bush & Maple Syrup Festival Volunteer, Fenner Nature Center, Lansing, MI. March 2016, 2017
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CCCC - Conference on College Composition and Communication
NCTE - National Council of Teachers of English
MLA - Modern Language Association
Cultural Rhetorics Consortium
Sigma Tau Delta (Mu Iota Chapter), International English Honor Society
Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers
PhD in Rhetoric and Writing. Michigan State University. August 2018
Graduate Affiliation in American Indian and Indigenous Studies
Dissertation: “Wishi Stories: Rhetorical Strategies of Survivance and Continuance in Oklahoma Cherokee Foodways.”
Committee: Malea Powell (chair), Terese Guinsatao Monberg, Alexandra Hidalgo, and Elizabeth LaPensée
Master of Arts in English. Northeastern State University. May 2013
Bachelor of Arts in English. Northeastern State University. May 2010
Level III Peer Tutor International Certificate. Northeastern State University/College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA). May 2011
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Adjunct Faculty. Department of Cherokee and Indigenous Studies. Department of Languages and Literature. Northeastern State University. August 2018-present
Adjunct Faculty. Communications Division. Tulsa Community College. August 2018-present
Graduate Teaching Assistant. Instructor of record. Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures. Michigan State University. August 2016-May 2018
Graduate Research Assistant. Michigan State University, American Indian Studies Program. August 2014-May 2016
Academic Supervisor and Lead Teacher. King George International College Education Center at Northeastern State University. April-August 2012
Graduate Teaching Assistant. Instructor of record. Northeastern State University, Department of Languages and Literature. August 2010-May 2013
FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Cobell Graduate Scholarship. Indigenous Education Inc. August 2017-May 2018
Susan Applegate Krouse Graduate Research Fellowship. Michigan State University, American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program. August 2017-May 2018
Dissertation Completion Fellowship. Michigan State University, College of Arts and Letters. August 2017-December 2017
Summer Support Fellowships. Michigan State University, Department of Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures. June-July 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Cherokee Nation Graduate Scholarship. Cherokee Nation, Department of Higher Education.
August 2010- May 2017
Cherokee Nation Undergraduate Scholarship. Cherokee Nation, Department of Higher Education. August 2006-May 2010
Graduate Horizons Grant. Graduate Horizons Workshop, University of California, Berkeley. July 2009
AWARDS and HONORS
Emma Shore-Thornton Award. Michigan State University, Native American Institute. April 2015
Certificate of Recognition. Northeastern State University, Indigenous Scholar Development Center. December 2012
Teaching, Scholarship, and Service Excellence. Northeastern State University Department of Languages and Literature. October 2012
Key Player Recognition. Northeastern State University, John Vaughan Library Department of User Services. May 2010
Kudos Employee Appreciation Awards. Northeastern State University. August 2008, August 2009
Student Senate Certificate of Excellence. Haskell Indian Nations University, Student Senate. April 2007
Writing Competition Award in Poetry. American Indian Higher Education Consortium Conference. April 2007
PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Shade, Jaquetta. “Alisdayhv: A Cherokee Foodways Memoir.” Pixelating the Self: Digital Feminist Memoirs. Edited collection. Enculturation: Intermezzo. November 2018
Shade, Jaquetta. “Lichtenstein’s Girl.” Tribal College Journal, Student Edition. April 2007
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Shade-Johnson, Jaquetta. “Rhetorics of Land and Place in Deborah Miranda’s Bad Indians.” Symposium on the American Indian. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. April 2018
Shade-Johnson, Jaquetta. “Gathering Wishi, Gathering Stories: Land-based Literacies of Cherokee Cultural Foraging Practices.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Kansas City, MO. March 2018
Lee, Kimberli, Andrea Riley-Mukavetz, and Jaquetta Shade-Johnson. “Practicing Indigenous Pedagogies.” Returning the Gift Literary Festival. University of Oklahoma. Norman, OK. October 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Writing the Land: Indigenous Cookbooks and American Indian Foodways.” Symposium on the American Indian. Northeastern State University. Tahlequah, OK. April 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Cultivating Community Literacies through Indigenous Food Rhetorics.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Portland, OR. March 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Producing the Future: The Book I Need.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Portland, OR. March 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Writing Foodways: Indigenous Cookbooks as Land-Based Methodologies.” Cultural Rhetorics Conference. Michigan State University. East Lansing, MI. November 2016
Shade, Jaquetta. “Storied Foodways: Decolonial Narratives in Heid E. Erdrich’s Original Local.” Intervention into Indigenous Narrative. Institute of American Indian Arts. Albuquerque, NM.
February 2016
Shade, Jaquetta. “Don’t Touch My Hair: Strategies of Survivance through Cherokee Hair Practices.” Midwest Pop Culture Association/American Culture Association Conference. Cincinnati, OH. October 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Of Fire and Water: Rhetoric of Memory and Place in Joy Harjo’s Crazy Brave.” American Indian Studies Association Conference. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. February 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Anachronism and Anarchy: Resistance through Folkpunk Protest Songs at the Intersection of Punk and Roots Cultures.” Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI. October 2014
Shade, Jaquetta. “Indigepunk as Pastiche.” Southeast College American Indian Symposium. Southeast College, Durant, OK. November 2013
Shade, Jaquetta. “Cherokee Domestic Folklore.” Southeast College American Indian Symposium. Southeast College, Durant, OK. November 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Resistance is Futile: Anarchopunk in Social Media.” PCA/ACA National Conference. San Antonio, TX. March 2011
FILM AND MEDIA PROJECTS
Shade, Jaquetta and William Thompson. "Wishi: A Collection of Oral History Interviews” Featuring Joe Shade, Albert Shade, David Stand, and Maxine Neugin.. Cherokee Nation Oral History Repository, Cherokee Heritage Center Archives. September 2018
Shade, Jaquetta and Brooke Chambers. "Producing the Future: The Book I Need." Studies in Rhetoric and Writing: The Books We Need. http://swreditors.org/interact/the-books-we-need/
August 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. "Traditional Cherokee Bow-making: An Oral History.” Featuring Albert Shade. Archived at the Center for Tribal Studies, Northeastern State University. November 2009
LOCAL PRESENTATIONS
Shade, Jaquetta. “Indigenous Food Sovereignty.” Michigan State University, Arts and Letters 202 Introduction to American Indian and Indigenous Studies. March 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Issues of Cherokee Identity in Circe Sturm's Blood Politics: Race, Culture, and Identity in the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.” Michigan State University, Anthropology 411 American Indian Ethnography. October 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Surviving the MA.” Languages and Literature Graduate Student Roundtable, Northeastern State University. September 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Indigenous Food Sovereignty.” Michigan State University, Arts and Letters 202 Introduction to American Indian and Indigenous Studies. March 2017
WORKSHOPS FACILITATED
Brownlee, Yavanna, Kenlea Pebbles, Jaquetta Shade-Johnson, Everardo Cuevas, et al. “All Our Relations: Teaching Social Justice Movements Cross-Caucus Workshop.” Conference on College Composition and Communication. Kansas City, MO. March 2018
Shade, Jaquetta. “Cherokee Marbles.” Native Games Series. Michigan State University, American Indian and Indigenous Studies. April 2016, 2017
Shade, Jaquetta. “Composing Photos,” PhotoVoice Workshop, Michigan State University, Writing Center. July 2016
Shade, Jaquetta. “Photo Composition.” Midwest Hunger Is: Photovoice Workshop in Flint, MI. Michigan State University, Writing Center. July 2015
Shade, Jaquetta. “Best Practices for Writing Center Consultants.” CRLA/NSU Tutor Training Program, Northeastern State University. January 2010- December 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “APA and MLA Formatting and Citation.” University Writing Center APA/MLA Workshops, Northeastern State University. August 2009-December 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Academic Writing Workshop.” Northeastern State University, Criminal Law.
October 2012
Shade, Jaquetta. “Strategies for Digital Research.” Northeastern State University, Writing Center.
September 2012
LANGUAGES
Cherokee/Tsalagi: intermediate (spoken and written)
French: intermediate (spoken and written)
PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP
NATIONAL
Editorial Collective Member, Spark: A 4C4Equality Journal, Working and Writing for Change/New City Community Press. July 2018-present
Stage 1 Proposal Reviewer, Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Cultural Rhetorics Consortium.
March 2016, 2018
Community Sub-Committee Member, Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Cultural Rhetorics Consortium. December 2015-2016
Local Arrangements Sub-Committee Member, Cultural Rhetorics Conference, Cultural Rhetorics Consortium. December 2015-2016
UNIVERSITY
Communications Officer. Indigenous Graduate Student Collective. Michigan State University.
August 2016-May 2018
Administrative Officer. Indigenous Graduate Student Collective. Michigan State University.
August 2015-May 2016
Recruitment Committee Member. Writing, Rhetoric, and Praxis Recruitment Committee. Michigan State University. February 2015-2016
Outreach Committee Member. Writing Center. Michigan State University. June-July 2015, 2016
Vice President. Graduate Student Association. Department of Languages and Literature. Northeastern State University. August 2012-May 2013
Mu Iota Chapter Vice President. Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society, Department of Languages and Literature. Northeastern State University. August 2012-May 2013
Conference Volunteer. Symposium on the American Indian. Northeastern State University. April 2008-2o13
Hiring Committee Member. Arts and Letters Resource Coordinator position. John Vaughan Library. Northeastern State University. September 2011-February 2012
Citation Station Project Consultant. Department of User Services, John Vaughan Library. Northeastern State University. September 2012
COMMUNITY
Indigenous Youth Empowerment Program Mentor, Lansing, MI. August 2014-May 2018
Sugar Bush & Maple Syrup Festival Volunteer, Fenner Nature Center, Lansing, MI. March 2016, 2017
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
CCCC - Conference on College Composition and Communication
NCTE - National Council of Teachers of English
MLA - Modern Language Association
Cultural Rhetorics Consortium
Sigma Tau Delta (Mu Iota Chapter), International English Honor Society
Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and Storytellers
