Assistant Professor
Dr. Sarah Dees is an ethnohistorian of religion, race, and culture in (and beyond) the United States. Her scholarship primarily focuses on the representation of Native American and Indigenous religions in political, scientific, and popular realms.
Her research and teaching areas include American religions; Indigenous religions; religion and museums; religion, race, and empire; method and theory in the study of religion; and religion, law, and politics.
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About Sarah Dees
Dr. Sarah Dees is an ethnohistorian of religion, race, and culture in (and beyond) the United States. Her scholarship primarily focuses on the representation of Native American and Indigenous religions in political, scientific, and popular realms.
Her research and teaching areas include American religions; Indigenous religions; religion and museums; religion, race, and empire; method and theory in the study of religion; and religion, law, and politics.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Iowa State University ‐ Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies | |
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