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Rhonda Tintle is certified in Responsible Conduct of Research Training.  Tintle is a faculty member of NYC's Barnard College's “Reacting to the Past” (RTTP), an association of educators at colleges and universities who develop pedagogy.  Tintle is also on the faculty of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Oklahoma.  Tintle graduated from the Campus Laboratory School at San Diego State University. the California State University at Los Angeles and other colleges around the US.  She has degrees in History as well as Communication Studies and Ethnic Diversity.  She is interested in immigration to the Americas particularly California, the Southern Plains, Oklahoma, Central Arizona Highlands, and the Colorado Plateau.  Her publications include: “The Vanished Celestials of Territorial Arizona”;  “Fryske Immigration in the American West” ; "Childlike in Prescott"; and two publications about how Chinese experienced the California Gold Rush and building the Central Pacific Railroad. Her Masters thesis examines the interaction between immigration and culture in the mountain regions of the Arizona Territory.  Tintle studies China, Asia, Pacific Rim, Huaren, Frontiers, and Borderlands. Her works in progress include two (2) articles in the upcoming book:  "Asian Immigration to the Western States" ; and two (2) manuscripts: "The Great Far East in the Historic Wild West" and the biography of Major Gordon "Pawnee Bill" Lillie.  Recently, Tintle received 1st place at the Texas A&M Interdisciplinary Conference and the Ben Procter Award & Scholarship at the Southwest Social Science National Conference for her research papers.  Awards include the Sturgis Fellowship, Robberson Research Fellowship, Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Conference Paper Award, the Berlin B. Chapman Endowed Scholarship, the Western History Association Graduate Scholarship, and the Townsend Memorial Scholarship.  She is a member of Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society,  Phi Kappa Phi, and Golden Key International Honor Society.  Rhonda Tintle has had the privilege of working with (in China and East Asia studies alphabetically)   Yonglin Jiang and   Ping Yao; and  in other fields (alphabetically)   Stanley Burstein,   Michael F. Logan, and   Joseph A. Stout, Jr.  

Archivists Flahive and Anderson  with Tintle

Tintle lecturing at  Oklahoma Historical  Society

Tintle with Professors Jiang  and Dobson, Chairman Logan

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