Enrique Salmon Faculty Profile
Dr. Enrique Salmón is a Rarámuri (Tarahumara) and teaches American Indian Studies in the Department of Ethnic Studies. He is a leading expert in ethnobotany, ethnobiology, agroecology, ancestral ecological knowledge and the connections between climate change and Indigenous traditional foodways and land management practices. It is Dr. Salmón’s belief that these foodways are connected to every element and process of sustainable bio-cultural diversity and that all facets including cultural expression, landscapes, education, leadership development, networking and policy should be understood and supported.
Ethnoecology
Agroecology
Urban and Contemporary Indians
American Indian Liberation Movements
American Indian Food Ways
American Indians and Climate Change
Ethnicity and Identity
- B.S., Western New Mexico University
- M.A.T., Southwestern Studies, Colorado College
- Ph.D., Anthropology, Arizona State University
Course # | Sec | Course Title | Days | From | To | Location | Campus |
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ES 302 | 03 | Eating The Landscape | ARR | WEB-ASYNCH | Online Campus |