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. CURRICULUM VIT, John L. Schultz Department of Anthropology Colorado State University January 8, 1975 I. General Information: Place of Birth: Date of Birth: Marital Status: Anaconda, Montana November 23, 1942 Married II. Education: Anaconda Senior High School, Anaconda, Montana, Graduated 1961 B.A., Anthropology, University of Montana, 1965 Ph.D., Anthropology, Washington State University, 1971 Dissertation: "Acculturation and Religion on the Colville Indian Reservation" III. Awards and Memberships: Grant-in-Aid Scholarship, University of Montana, 1964-1965 Teaching Assistantship, Washington State University, 1966 Research Assistantship, Washington State University, 1967 NDEA Fellow, Washington State University, 1966-1968 Fellow, Society for Applied Anthropology, 1971 Fellow, American Anthropological Association, 1972 Member, American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1972 Member, Northwest Anthropological Association, 1966 Member, Oregon Academy of Sciences, 1969 IV. Areas of Special Interest: Acculturation Ethnology of Western North America Developmental Anthropology Economic Anthropology Religion and Religious Social Movements Applied Anthropology V. Research Experience: 1965 Summer 1966-68 1967 Summer 1967-68 1968-69 1969-71 Flathead Reservation, Montana. Research Project in Linguistics. Colville Reservation, Washington. Research Project on Acculturation and Religious Movements. Pepikensis Reserve, Saskatchewan. Research Project on Cree Culture Change and Religion. Colville. Spokane, and Coeur d'Alene Reservations, Washington-Idaho. Research Project on Indian Education. Project funded by Northwest Regional Education Laboratory, Portland, Oregon.' Crow Reservation, Montana. Research Project on Crow Language Structure. Principal Investigator, Research Project on Euroamerican 9nd.Indian Livestock Producers in Oregon and Washington ProJect funded by U. S. Department of Agriculture. . -