Alisha Marie Ragland

Alisha Ragland Lecturer
M.A. San Jose State University, 2018

Expertise:
Applied anthropology, Indigenous archaeology, bioarchaeology, sex and gender, abolition, decolonization, Native American studies, community-based participatory and action research.

Clark Hall 404N
408-924-5703
alisha.ragland@sjsu.edu

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 research. Her experience ranges from museum exhibit design and curation, pre-colonial osteological excavation and laboratory analysis, to CRM and historical artifact analysis. 
 
Ms. Ragland is an Indigenous archaeologist in the greater Bay Area. Her work centers an applied anthropological archaeology approach Ms. Ragland received her MA in Applied Anthropology in 2018 from San Jose State University, and has been a professional California archaeologist since 2016.