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TIFFANY HALE, PhD

Assistant Professor
Department of Religion
Barnard College of Columbia University
Photo by Ryan Red Corn
About Me

About Me

I am a scholar of nineteenth century US and Native American religious traditions. I teach courses on religion in North America, global Indigenous histories, Afro-Indigenous experiences, and the US Civil War. My book manuscript, titled Fugitive Religion: The Ghost Dance and Native American Resistance After the US Civil War, is under contract with Yale University Press.

Work Experience

Academic Appointments

2018 - present

Assistant Professor

Department of Religion

Barnard College, Columbia University

New York, NY

2017 - 2018

Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Native American and Indigenous Research, American Philosophical Society

Philadelphia, PA

2016 - 2017

Dissertation Research Fellow, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

New Haven, CT

2016

Short Term Research Fellow, Newberry Library

Chicago, IL

Education

Education

2017  December

Doctor of Philosophy

Department of History

Yale University

2015  December

Master of Arts

Department of History

Yale University

2012  June

Master of Arts

Department of History

University of California, Santa Barbara

2008  June

Bachelor of Arts

Department of History

Highest Honors/With Distinction/Phi Beta Kappa

University of California, Santa Barbara

Contact Me

Contact

Department of Religion

Barnard College

3009 Broadway

Milbank Hall 219

New York, NY 10027

tmhale@barnard.edu

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