Shana Walton

Shana Walton is professor of English, modern languages, and cultural studies at Nicholls State University. Formerly, she was director of the Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage at the University of Southern Mississippi, program coordinator for the statewide Mississippi Oral History Project, and project director for the Mississippi Civil Rights Oral History Bibliography. She is coeditor of Ethnic Heritage in Mississippi: The Twentieth Century and Language in Louisiana: Community and Culture, both published by University Press of Mississippi.

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Language in Louisiana

Community and Culture

Edited by Nathalie Dajko and Shana Walton; Introduction by Connie Eble
University Press of Mississippi

A comprehensive engagement with the past and present linguistic landscape of the Pelican State

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Ethnic Heritage in Mississippi

The Twentieth Century

University Press of Mississippi, University Press of Mississippi/Mississippi Humanities Council

A sweeping overview of the many diverse backgrounds that create the state’s tapestry

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Bayou Harvest

Subsistence Practice in Coastal Louisiana

University Press of Mississippi

An in-depth study of the power and pride of cooking, hunting, harvesting, foraging, and thriving in coastal Louisiana

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