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Brief Resumé:
J.D., Harvard Law
School, 1981
Graduate
studies in
nonprofit
administration, University of San Francisco, 1984-86
Graduate
studies in
Spanish
and Latin American Literature, University of Wyoming, 1965-66 &
1967-68
Graduate
studies in
Central
American Literature, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Nicaragua, 1966-67
B.A.,
University of
Wyoming,
1965
Member of the
Faculty, The Evergreen
State College, 1997- present
Associate
Academic Dean,
The
Evergreen State College, 1988-96
Executive
Director, La
Raza
Legal Center, San Francisco, 1983-88
Executive
Director,
Human Rights
Foundation, 1981-83
Community
Relations
Representative,
Office of California Governor Edmund G. (Jerry) Brown, 1975-77
Executive
Assistant to
Cesar
Chavez, United Farm Workers of America, 1973-75
Fulbright
Scholar to
Nicaragua,
1966-67
Peace
Corps Volunteer,
Brazil,
1968-69
Teaching
Interests, Style, Expectations and Brief Bio:
See
Interview in "Voices of the Faculty"
My Academic Program
Web Pages:
American Indians & the Constitution
"Inherently
Unequal," Spring 2004
Dissent,
Injustice and the Making of America, Fall/Winter 2003-04
Democracy
& Religious Freedom, Spring 2003
Democracy
& Free Speech, Winter 2003
Democracy
& Equality, Fall 2002
Political
Problems and Controversies, Summer 2002 & 2003
Crime
and Punishment, Summer 2002 & 2003
Rights
and Wrongs, Fall/Winter 2001-02
"How
Can You Tell An American? Fall/Winter/Spring 2000-01
Democracy
and Free Speech, Spring 1998 & 2000
Cultural
Crossings: Labor, Migration and Identity in the Americas, 1999-2000
Hispanic
Forms in Life and Art, Fall/Winter/Spring 1998-99
Contemporary
Legal, Political and Social Problems, Summer 1998
Personal
Home Page:
http://jose.gomez.net
Personal
E-mail:
jose@gomez.net
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American
Indians & the Constitution
