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John James Dougherty is a Lecturer in the Department of American Indian Studies at San Francisco State University since Fall 2019. His academic background includes a PhD in Native American Studies from UC Berkeley, alongside MA and BA degrees in Ethnic Studies and Anthropology.
- Education:
- PhD, Native American Studies, UC Berkeley
- MA, Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley
- BA, Anthropology, Portland State University
His research focuses on indigenous histories, environmental justice, federal Indian policy, and the intersection of race and indigeneity in the North American West. A key work examines the postwar Pacific Northwest's sovereignty movement through the lens of fishing rights and natural resource conflicts.
He has received prestigious awards including a UC Berkeley Dissertation Fellowship and the Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award. Dougherty holds affiliations with multiple research centers: the Center for Research on Native American Issues, Institute for the Study of Social Issues, and Center for Race and Gender, all at UC Berkeley.
He teaches courses on American Indian history, law, ecology, and writing in Ethnic Studies.
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