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Dr. Nojan Saugher is an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Asian American Studies at San José State University, affiliated with the Department of Sociology & Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. His research focuses on racial formations, religion, immigration, civic engagement, and education equity.
Education: Ph.D. in Sociology (Critical Race & Ethnic Studies & Education), UC Santa Cruz (2021); M.A. in Education, UC Santa Cruz; B.A. in Sociology (summa cum laude) from Sacramento State University.
Research Interests: Explores how societal inequities are formed through intersecting racial, religious, and educational systems. Recent work examines Muslim American identity, campus diversity commitments, and participatory action research in marginalized communities.
Teaching: Courses include Asian American Studies foundations, ethnic studies methodologies, sociology of immigration, and critical refugee studies.
Grants & Engagement: Specializes in community-engaged research, focusing on ethical partnerships and social justice advocacy. Active in fostering critical consciousness among K-12 students through culturally responsive pedagogy.
