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Hi! Welcome to my site. I am an Assistant Professor of Animal Physiology in the Department of Natural Sciences at the University of Alaska Southeast in Juneau, AK, USA.
On this site you will find a brief summary of my teaching portfolio, research interests and activities, and my recent lab mates and collaborators. For more information on my published research and professional activities, I have provided links below to additional websites with additional information. Please feel free to browse at your convenience. If you would like more information about my research or have any comments or feedback you would like to share with me, please don't hesitate to contact me. Julie B. Schram, PhD University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) Department of Natural Sciences |
Our UAS campus resides on the unceded territory of the Áakʼw Ḵwáan on Lingít Aaní, also known as Juneau and Douglas, Alaska. We acknowledge that Lingít Peoples have been stewards of the land on which we work and reside since time immemorial, and we are grateful for that stewardship and incredible care. We also recognize that our campus is adjacent to the ancestral home of the Tʼaaḵú Ḵwáan, and houses neighboring X̱aadas and Ts’msyen peoples. We commit to serving their peoples with equity and care. We recognize the series of unjust actions that attempted to remove the Áakʼw Ḵwáan from their land, which includes forced relocations and the burning of villages. We honor the relationships that exist between Lingít, X̱aadas, and Ts’msyen peoples, and their sovereign relationships to their lands, their languages, their ancestors, and future generations. We aspire to work toward healing and liberation, recognizing our paths are intertwined in the complex histories of colonization in Alaska. We acknowledge that we arrived here by listening to the peoples/elders/lessons from the past and these stories carry us as we weave a healthier world for future generations.
