Julianne Walsh

Julianne Walsh is a researcher at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa's Center for Pacific Islands Studies. Holding a PhD in Cultural Anthropology (2003), she develops digital educational resources while working with Marshallese communities in Hawaii. Her roles include undergraduate advisor, service-learning coordinator, and curriculum committee chair.

• PhD, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (2003)
• MA, Louisiana State University (1995)

Research focus includes:

• Marshallese leadership models
• Compact of Free Association migration
• Indigenizing education
• Public anthropology
• US-Marshall Islands adoptions

Recent publications show emphasis on:

• Pacific Islander digital storytelling
• Historical narrative construction
• Gender and environmental policy in Oceania
• Indigenous education frameworks

Teaching roles include:

• PACS core courses in public policy
• High-impact pedagogy development
• Writing-intensive curriculum design