The Ojibwa Indian Folklore
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Ojibwa Indians
course:
420 Location
Burnett County
45° 48' 18.4284" N, 92° 17' 19.7268" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Summer
year:
1985
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Powwows
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Powwows
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1992
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Kodak Moments
subject:
Photographs, Indigenous peoples
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1992
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Ho-Chunk Deer Hunting: Yesterday and Today
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Hunting
key words:
Ho-Chunk
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1994
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Woodland Indians
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Woodland Indians, Powwows
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Oneida
44° 29' 33.6588" N, 88° 12' 58.0572" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1994
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Wisconsin Indians and the Mascot Issue
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Indian logos, Indian mascots, Indian sports names
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1994
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Woodland Indians
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Sweat lodges
key words:
Ojibwa
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1995
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Jausen Haus: Wisconsin Tavern Culture in the U.P., Ay!
subject:
Social groups
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Ironwood
46° 27' 16.812" N, 90° 10' 15.6288" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1995
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Powwow: A Tradition in Music and Movement
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Powwow drums, Powwow dance
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1996
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Winnebago Indians
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Hunting, Fishing, Powwows
key words:
Winnebago, Ho-Chunk
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1996
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Bridal Consultant
subject:
Occupational life,Brides
key words:
Bridal industry, Occupational jargon, Uniforms
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Madison
43° 4' 22.9872" N, 89° 24' 4.428" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1996
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Oneida Nations Research Paper
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Oneida Nation, Powwow
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Oneida
44° 29' 33.6588" N, 88° 12' 58.0572" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1997
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ American Indians in Wisconsin
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Ho-Chunk
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
1997
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Woodland Indians
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Powwows
key words:
Ceremonial costume
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin Location
Oneida
44° 29' 33.6588" N, 88° 12' 58.0572" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Menominee Research
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Menominee Indians, Menominee Reservation
course:
630 Seminar in American Folklore Location
44° 52' 25.5504" N, 88° 37' 35.6124" W
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Fascinating, Full-Blooded Menominee Indian Man
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Menominee Indians, Sacred symbols
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2001
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ LGBT Community: A Documentary Fieldwork
subject:
Symbols (semiotics)
key words:
LGBT culture
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Wisconsin Native Powwows: A Showcase of Many Tribes
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Powwows
key words:
Oneida Nation, Powwow regalia
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2003
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Folklore Recognized in High School Youth Groups: Statewide Youth Leadership Council
subject:
High School, Jargons, Uniforms
key words:
Youth organizations
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2004
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ The Meetings and Songs of Delta Gamma Sorority
subject:
Social groups, Songs
key words:
Sororities, Chapter meetings, Initiation rites
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2004
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Don't Worry Hun, It Always Works Out for the Best: A Research Paper on Sorority Rush at UW-Madison
subject:
Social groups
key words:
Sororities
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2004
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Job's Daughters
subject:
Christianity, Social groups, Practical jokes
key words:
International Order of Job's Daughters
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2004
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Sami Identity
subject:
Indigenous peoples
key words:
Scandinavians
course:
510 Folklore Theory
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2005
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Bermanian Guild of Numismatists
subject:
Social groups, Hoaxes
key words:
Coin dealers
course:
230 Introduction to American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Spring
year:
2006
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Traditions and History of the Oneida Tribe in Wisconsin
subject:
Indigenous peoples, Powwows, Powwow dances, Ceremonies
key words:
Oneida Indians
course:
320 Folklore of Wiscosnin
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2007
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Llama Dreams
subject:
Llamas, Spinning (textiles), Knitting
key words:
Llama farms
course:
630 Seminar in American Folklore
Project Course Instructor:
Leary, James P.
semester:
Fall
year:
2007
access:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/ Stereotyping: Midwestern Asian American Experiences
subject:
Ethnic Groups,Profiling,Stereotyping
key words:
Asian American Community
course:
Folklore 560 Folklore in a Digital Age Locations
43° 4' 22.9872" N, 89° 24' 4.428" W
Chicago, Madison
41° 51' 0.1188" N, 87° 39' 0.1872" W
Project Course Instructor:
Howard, Robert
semester:
Spring
year:
2009
Several respondents were interviewed about their experiences as Asian Americans growing up in the Midwest.
access:
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/37908 