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José Gómez The Evergreen State College Olympia, Washington
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2005-2006 Academic Year:
Language & Law, Fall/Winter (link to catalog description)
Democracy & Equality, Spring (link to 2002 web site, to be updated)
2004-2005 Academic Year:
American Indians & the Constitution, Fall
Democracy & Religious Freedom, Winter
Democracy & Free Speech, Spring (link to 2003 web site, to be updated)
2003-2004 Academic Year:
Dissent, Injustice and the Making of America, Fall/Winter
"Inherently Unequal," Spring 20042002-2003 Academic Year:
Crime and Punishment (via the Internet), Summer 2003
Political Problems and Controversies (via the Internet), Summer 2003
Democracy & Religious Freedom, Spring 2003
Democracy & Free Speech, Winter 2003
Democracy & Equality, Fall 20022001-2002 Academic Year:
Rights and Wrongs, Fall/Winter
Political Problems and Controversies (via the Internet), Summer 2002
Crime and Punishment (via the Internet), Summer 20022000-2001 Academic Year:
"How Can You Tell An American? Fall/Winter/Spring
Political Problems and Controversies (via the Internet), Summer 20011999-2000 Academic Year:
Cultural Crossings: Labor, Migration and Identity in the Americas, 1999-2000
Democracy and Free Speech, Spring
Political Problems and Controversies (via the Internet), Summer 20001998-1999 Academic Year:
Hispanic Forms in Life and Art, Fall/Winter/Spring 1998-99
Contemporary Legal, Political and Social Problems (via the Internet), Summer 19981997-1998 Academic Year:
Rights and Wrongs, Fall/Winter
Democracy and Free Speech, Spring (no web page)Personal E-mail:
jose@gomez.net
II. Interests, Style, Practices If you want to learn something about my intellectual interests, teaching practices and expectations, see an interview of me posted by Evergreen's Office of Academic Advising at a web site titled Voices of the Faculty. You may also visit the home page of the "Evergreen Supreme Court," my pedagogical innovation for teaching students critical thinking. To get a glimpse of my passion for and protection of free speech, you may link to a statement which I contributed to help resolve a censorship controversy at Evergreen.(website created by alumnus Roger Goldingay). If you link to the latter, make sure you click on the cartoon and each succeeding one which appears in order to see all 18 cartoon panels (the three panels which were the subject of controversy because they allegedly contributed to the "perpetuation of racial and ethnic stereotypes" were #5, #15 and #18).
You may also find it informative and stimulating to surf around the website of The Evergreen State College.
III. Brief Biography 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, 1965Member 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
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