Jessica Arnett

Jessica Arnett is an Assistant Professor in Comparative American Studies and Environmental Studies at Oberlin College's College of Arts & Sciences. Their research focuses on Native American/Indigenous studies, U.S. history, environmental history, and Alaska Native studies. Current projects include a book examining Alaska Native land/sovereignty movements in the context of U.S. imperial expansion.

• Education: Ph.D. in relevant disciplines (not explicitly stated in text)
• Research: Specializes in legal frameworks impacting Indigenous nations in Alaska, particularly post-Indian Reorganization Act policies
• Awards: 2017 Bert & Janet Fireman Award for their Western Historical Quarterly article
• Teaching: Courses like 'Alaska Natives and the Environment' (CAST/ENVS 237) and introductory Comparative American Studies