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J. Daniel d’Oney, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Arts & Sciences
(o) 518.694.7271
Education:
Ph.D., Arizona State University
Courses Taught at ACP:
Humanities I, II, and III
Principles of Communication
Greek Mythology Through Literature and Film
Native American History
Native American Perspectives
Native American Mythology
Research Interests:
Native American history, specifically the history and culture of Native Americans of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Majority of research centers on the Houma nation, a tribe below New Orleans.
Recent Publications:
“The Houma Nation in Mississippi’s Early French Colonial Period: Modern Interpretations and Influences”. Journal of Mississippi History. Spring 2006.
“The Houma Nation: A Brief Overview of the Literature”. Louisiana History. Winter 2006. Vol. XLVII, No. 1.
“Louisiana’s Old State Capitol: Castle on the Mississippi,” accepted by Doctor Amy Levin for
America’s Small Museums: Theory and Practice. Publication by Altamira Press due October, 2006.