معرفی
Dr. Robert L.A. Hancock (he/him/his), an Indigenous (Cree-Metis) scholar at the University of Victoria, serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology within the Faculty of Social Sciences. His work bridges anthropology, history, and Indigenous studies, focusing on Indigenous-state relations, Métis identity, and the historiography of anthropology.
- Born and raised in Lekwungen territory
- PhD and MA from University of Victoria, BA Honours from McGill
- Postdoctoral fellowships in First Nations Studies and Anthropology
Research Areas:
- Indigenous-state relations in northern North America
- Representation of Indigenous peoples in social sciences
- Indigenous education and pedagogy
- Indigenous research ethics
- Colonial history of academia
Notable Projects:
- SSHRC-supported analysis of Indigenous strategic documents in Canadian universities
- Archival research on Indigenous anthropologists' influence on Native American Studies
- Contributions to SSHRC Partnership Grant, CIHR Project Grant, and UVic Aspiration Research Cluster grant
- Lead for BC Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research
Academic Leadership:
- Associate Director Academic at Office of Indigenous Academic and Community Engagement
- Co-teaches LE,NONET research methods to Indigenous students
- Key role in UVic's Indigenous Plan and Strategic Plan implementation
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