• MA, Indigenous Governance, University of Victoria
• BS, Development Sociology and American Indian and Indigenous Studies, Cornell University

Mia McKie is a citizen of the Tuscarora Nation, member of the Turtle Clan and a clinical assistant professor of Indigenous Studies at the University at Buffalo. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of Toronto in the Department of History, where her research focuses on gendered and more than human relations through time. She is a Co-Primary Investigator for the Haudenosaunee Archive, Research and Knowledge portal (HARK). Mia holds a M.A. from the University of Victoria in Indigenous Governance and B.S. from Cornell University in Development Sociology and American Indian and Indigenous Studies.

Her research areas include empires, colonialisms and Indigeneity.

• Intra-Indigenous Politics; Gendered Colonialism; Digitial Indigenous Governance; Research Ethics