Dr. David Warner
Ph.D., American Studies
In previous semesters, David has taught CES 101, 171, 240, 305, 372, 379, and Am St 475.
David’s research interests include American Indian tribal sovereignty, Indigenous self-determination, the use of digital technologies by Indigenous peoples, queer theory, genocide studies, culturally relevant pedagogy, culturally responsive schooling, critical race theory (TribalCrit), decolonization studies, place-based education and its connections with Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK), and the integration of Native American epistemologies into the K–12 educational curriculum in Washington state.
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Contact Dr. Warner
dpwarner@wsu.edu
509-335-4178
Wilson-Short 122
Office Hours
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Course Materials
Past Courses
- Am St 475
- CES 101.03
- CES 101.10
- CES 171 (SP10)
- CES 171 (SM11)
- CES 240
- CES 300.1
- CES 305/W St 302
- CES/W St 372
- CES 379