Ellis Montague
Anthropology
Instructor
Educational Background
MS, Conflict and Dispute Resolution Program, School of Law, University of Oregon, 2017 BS, Sociology, University of Oregon, 2009
Emphasis
Culture and Conflict Transformation, Social Movements Organizing, Nonprofit Organization, Critical Analysis, Anti-Colonization and Decolonization, North American Indigenous Studies, Revitalization and Resistance Movements.
Biography
I have an academic background in Sociology, Anthropology, and History. My Master’s paper was, Activism, Advocacy, and Process: Nonprofit Organizing for Social Change. I have organized with and done support work for such groups as: The Western Shoshone Defense Project, Food Not Bombs, the Zapatistas, Utah Food Bank, Liberation Collective, Autonomy House Collective, Earth First, and United Academics UO. I have taught courses in Cultural Anthropology at USU since 2018.