Alisha Marie Ragland
Lecturer, 社会科学s Division Tribal Liaison
M.A. San Jose State University, 2018
专业知识:
Applied anthropology, Indigenous archaeology, bioarchaeology, sex and gender, abolition,
decolonization, Native American studies, community-based participatory and action
研究.
办公时间:
Virtual office hours by appointment
Clark Hall 404N
408-924-5703
阿丽莎挤.ragland@glass-ink.com
Alisha Marie Ragland (she/her/hers) is an Applied Anthropological Archaeologist in
the greater Bay Area. Her work centers an Indigenous archaeological approach, and
community based participatory 研究. Her experience ranges from museum exhibit
design and curation, pre-colonial osteological excavation and laboratory analysis,
to CRM and historical artifact analysis.
In addition to lecturing, Ms. Ragland serves as the 社会科学s Division Tribal
Liaison, working closely with the NAGPRA Coordinator to fulfill the University's requirements
在AB275. In this role, she is accountable to California Native American Tribes
in returning ancestral remains and their associated belongings to their respective
社区. Ms. Ragland received her MA in Applied Anthropology in 2018 from San
Jose State University, and has been a professional California archaeologist since
2016.