Carol Redwing
- Enrolled Yankton Dakota Tribe/Santee Dakota
- Doctoral Student, Instructor
- **Executive Council
- School of Public Administration and Native American Studies
Additional Information
Background
Carol RedWing is a first-year doctoral student in the School of Public Administration. She is an enrolled member of the Yankton Dakota Tribe with Santee Dakota descendancy.
She received her Master of Public Administration degree, with a nonprofit management concentration from UNO.
Carol is a special faculty member and instructor with the Emergency Management and Disaster Services department. She is also on the UNO Chancellor’s Native American Advisory Cabinet and holds a seat with the UNO Native American Studies Executive Council.
Her research interests include:
- Equity/inequity
- Marginalized communities
- Tribal sovereignty
- Indigenous identity and historical trauma
- Community engagement
- Food and traditional medicine security
- Emergency management
- Public policy
Specializations
- Public Administration Theory
- Nonprofit Management Theory
- Public Policy
Education
MPA, Nonprofit ManagementUniversity of Nebraska Omaha
BA, Environmental Science and Indigenous Studies
University of Nebraska Omaha
AS, Natural Resource Management
Haskell Indian Nations University | Lawrence, KS
Additional Information
Background
Carol RedWing is a first-year doctoral student in the School of Public Administration. She is an enrolled member of the Yankton Dakota Tribe with Santee Dakota descendancy.
She received her Master of Public Administration degree, with a nonprofit management concentration from UNO.
Carol is a special faculty member and instructor with the Emergency Management and Disaster Services department. She is also on the UNO Chancellor’s Native American Advisory Cabinet and holds a seat with the UNO Native American Studies Executive Council.
Her research interests include:
- Equity/inequity
- Marginalized communities
- Tribal sovereignty
- Indigenous identity and historical trauma
- Community engagement
- Food and traditional medicine security
- Emergency management
- Public policy
Specializations
- Public Administration Theory
- Nonprofit Management Theory
- Public Policy
Education
MPA, Nonprofit ManagementUniversity of Nebraska Omaha
BA, Environmental Science and Indigenous Studies
University of Nebraska Omaha
AS, Natural Resource Management
Haskell Indian Nations University | Lawrence, KS