5080 Mosse Humanities
Building
455 N. Park Street
University of
Wisconsin-Madison
Madison, WI 53703
hogue@wisc.edu
Dissertation:
“Between Race and Nation: The Plains Métis and the
Canada-United States Border.” Committee: Susan L. Johnson, chair; William
Cronon, Ned Blackhawk, and Sarah Carter, members.
Fields: U.S. West; U.S.
History, 1830-1930; Canada, 1867- present
M.A.,
2002, University of Calgary.
Thesis:
“Crossing the Line: The
‘Canadian’ Cree in the Canada-United States Borderlands, 1870-1900.” Advisors:
Sarah Carter, Elizabeth Jameson
History and Latin American Studies major
Fellowships
and Awards (Selected)
Doris G. Quinn Fellowship, University of
Wisconsin-Madison, 2008-09
Roger Blattberg and Milton R. Gusch Dissertator
Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007
Innovation in Teaching Award, University of
Wisconsin-Madison, 2006
Committee on Institutional Cooperation Graduate
Student Fellowship in American Indian Studies, 2006
Theodore
J. Oesau Scholarship, Department of History, University of Wisconsin-Madison,
2004
Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Doctoral Fellowship, 2002-06
Canada-U.S.
Fulbright Scholarship, 2002-03
James
H. Bradley Fellowship, Montana Historical Society, 2001
Province
of Alberta Graduate Scholarship, 2000-01
Faculty
of Graduate Studies Top-Up Award, University of Calgary, 2000-01
Chancellor
Norford Graduate Scholarship, University of Calgary, 2001
Rotary International
Ambassadorial Scholarship, University of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica,
1999 (declined)
Articles
(refereed):
“Between Race and Nation:
The Creation of a Métis Borderland,” in Bridging
National Borders in North America, ed. Andrew R. Graybill and Benjamin H.
Johnson (Durham: Duke University Press: forthcoming).
“Crossing the Line: Race, Nationality, and the Deportation of the
‘Canadian’ Cree in the Canada-U.S. Borderlands, 1890-1900,” in The Borderlands of the American and Canadian
Wests: Essays on the Regional History of
the 49th Parallel, ed. Sterling Evans (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2006), pp.
155-71.
“Disputing the Medicine
Line: The Plains Crees and the
Canadian-American Border, 1876-1885,” Montana the Magazine of Western History
52, no. 4 (Winter 2002): 2-17. Reprinted in One West, Two Myths: A
Comparative Reader, ed. C.L. Higham and Robert Thacker (Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2004), pp.
85-108.
Review of Policing the Great Plains: Rangers, Mounties, and the North American
Frontier, 1875-1910, by Andrew R. Graybill, Great Plains Quarterly, forthcoming.
Review of The Line Which Separates: Race, Gender, and the Making of the Alberta-Montana
Borderlands, by Sheila McManus, Journal
of Colonialism and Colonial History 7, no. 1 (Spring 2006).
Review of Plateau Indians and the Quest for Spiritual
Power, 1700-1850, by Larry Cebula, Journal
of the Early Republic 25, no. 2 (2005): 315-17.
Review of Rediscovering the Great Plains: Journeys by Dog, Canoe, and Horse,
by Norman Henderson, Montana the Magazine
of Western History 52, no. 4 (Winter 2002): 93-4.
Canada
Since 1867
Mild
West/Wild West: Comparative History of the U.S. and Canadian Wests
Associate Lecturer, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Fall 2005)
The American West since 1850
The
Santa Fe Trail: In Search of the
Multiracial West (a
two-week on-the-bus summer course with 35 undergraduate and graduate students)
America
in the World since 1898
American
Environmental History
The
American West to 1850
Teaching
Assistant, University of Calgary
Magic,
Science, and Religion in Europe to 1600
Scholarly papers:
“Capturing Sheriff Healy: Métis
Buffalo Hunters & the Law in the Milk River Country.” Montana History Conference – Glasgow, MT, October 17, 2008.
“Remapping Prairie History from the
Borderlands.” Western Canadian Studies Conference – Edmonton, AB, June 19, 2008.
“The Myers Scrip Commission
and the ‘American’ Métis: Citizenship, Nationality, and the Politics of
Half-Breed Scrip.” Canadian Historical
Association and Canadian Indigenous
and Native Studies Association Conference,
Joint Session on Fur Trade and Métis History –
Saskatoon, SK, May 28, 2007.
“Between Race and Nation: The Creation of a Métis Borderland on the Northern Plains, 1850-1900.” Bridging National Borders in North America – William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX, March 2007 and Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, September 2006.
“Across the Forty-Ninth Parallel: Canada, the United States, and the Métis, 1860-1890.” American Historical Association Conference – Atlanta, GA, January 7, 2007.
“Marking Differences: The
Creation of a Métis Borderland on the Northern Plains.” Canadian Historical Association Conference – Toronto, ON, May 31,
2006.
“Desperately Seeking…: Ethnographic Displays at the Logan Museum of
Anthropology and the Search for an Indigenous Past.” Western History Association Conference – Las Vegas, NV, October 15,
2004. Also presented at the Committee on Institutional Cooperation-American Indian Studies Graduate
Student Conference – Ann Arbor, MI, April 16, 2004.
“Native Asylum in the
Borderlands: The ‘Canadian’ Cree in Montana, 1885-1896.” Canadian Historical Association Conference – Halifax, NS, May 29,
2003.
“Marking the Medicine
Line: The Restriction of Aboriginal
Cross-border Movement in the Montana-Alberta Borderlands, 1870-1900.” Montana
History Conference – Helena, MT, October 26, 2001.
“Crossing the Line: The ‘Canadian’ Cree in the Canada-United
States Borderlands, 1870-1900.” Pacific
Coast Branch, American Historical Association – Vancouver, BC, August 10,
2001.
“A Canadian Approach? Canada’s Official Development Assistance and
Foreign Policy Towards Cuba.” Canadian Association of Latin American and
Caribbean Studies (CALACS) - Vancouver, BC, March 1998.
Roundtable
Sessions:
Session entitled, “Teaching
Race in the West on the Road: The
University of Wisconsin’s Mobile Course, ‘The Santa Fe Trail: In Search of the
Multiracial West.’” Western History
Association Conference – St. Louis, MO, October 12, 2006.
Session entitled, “Comparing
Colonial Histories: A Roundtable
Discussion with Shula Marks.” Canadian
Historical Association Conference – Halifax, NS, May 30, 2003.
Invited
Talks:
“Boundarylines and Crossings”
(panel discussion on literary and cultural issues along the Montana-Canada
border). Helena Festival of the Book
– Helena, MT, October 9, 2008.
“The Montana Métis.” Montana
Historical Society Museum – Helena, MT, October 14, 2008.
“Tangled Threads and Hidden
Pasts: Investigating the Histories of
‘Peoples in Between.’” Blattberg Workshop, University of
Wisconsin-Madison – Madison, WI, April 30, 2007.
“Beyond the Medicine
Line: The ‘Canadian’ Cree in
Montana.” Bradley Breakfast
Presentation, Montana History Conference
– Havre, MT, October 25, 2002.
“Aboriginal Peoples and Fort
Walsh: A Borderlands Perspective.” Fort
Walsh National Historic Site - Fort Walsh, SK, May 14, 2002.
“The Restriction of Plains
Cree Cross-Border Movement in the Montana-Canada Borderlands, 1876-1885.” O’Connor
Center for the Rocky Mountain West, University of Montana – Missoula, MT,
May 1, 2002.
Mentor, Incoming Student Mentor Program, History Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2006-07
Bradley
Fellowship Committee, Montana Historical Society, 2002
M.A.
Representative, Department of History, University of Calgary, 2001-02
Organization of American Historians
Canadian
Historical Association
Montana
Historical Society
Western
History Association
Acquisitions
& Marketing Assistant, The University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, WI, 2007-08
Research Consultant, Litigation Management & Resolution Branch, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Vancouver, BC & Calgary, AB, 1996, 1997, 1998-2000
Freelance Researcher, Juan
de Fuca Research Project, Department of Hellenic Studies, Simon Fraser
University, Burnaby, BC, 1998