Michelle Renee Jacobs (ep4628)
University information
Contact information
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
#2263
Social inequalities
Race & ethnicity
Indigenous studies
Qualitative methods
Teaching & learning
Awards
WSU President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching (2020)
WSU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Teaching Award (2019)
Grants
"Achieving Engagement and Success for Commuter Students in Engineering” ($998,732.00); Award #1742486 NSF Division of Undergraduate Education (2018-2023). Principle Investigator: Jeffrey Potoff; Co-Principle Investigators: Mohson Ayoobi, Michelle Jacobs, Marcis Jansons
Jacobs, Michelle R. 2023. Indigenous Memory, Urban Reality: Stories of American Indian Relocation and Reclamation. New York: New York University Press.Jacobs, Michelle R. 2022.
“The Role of Living Traditions in Decolonizing Indigenous Gender in an Urban Environment.” Sociological Forum 37(1): 177-199.
Jacobs, Michelle R. 2022. “‘You Should Be Proud!’ Native-Themed Mascots and the Cultural Reproduction of White Settler Space.” Sociological Inquiry 92(2): 417-441.
Jacobs, Michelle R. 2019. “Resisting and Reifying Racialization among Urban American Indians.” Ethnic and Racial Studies 42(4): 570-588.
*Scholarly Achievement Award winner, North Central Sociological Society (NCSA), 2022
Irvin D. Reid Honors College
Sociology
Courses taught by Michelle Renee Jacobs
Fall Term 2024 (future)
Winter Term 2024
Fall Term 2023
Winter Term 2023
Fall Term 2022
- SOC1010 - Understanding Human Society
- SOC2200 - Sociology as a Vocation I
- SOC4010 - Sociology as a Vocation II
Winter Term 2022
- SOC2200 - Sociology as a Vocation I
- SOC4010 - Sociology as a Vocation II
- SOC7260 - Qualitative Sociology