Angela Montague

Angela Montague is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Utah State University. She serves as director of the Applied Anthropology Practicum Program, focusing on preparing students through internships and applied projects. Her research explores globalization, migration, cultural heritage, and the intersections of tourism with political and colonial dynamics.

Her work emphasizes sociocultural anthropology approaches to address contemporary social issues. Key research topics include colonialism's legacy, nomadism, race/gender dynamics, and the politics of cultural heritage in Mali and beyond. She actively mentors students in translating academic skills into real-world applications.

Montague's publications analyze how global imaginaries shape cultural spaces and policies, particularly through tourism and festival practices. Her scholarship bridges theoretical frameworks with applied anthropological interventions.