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Robert A. Williams Jr.

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44 years of experience
Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy
Massachusetts

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Expertise

Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

Massachusetts: Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers
Since 1981

Professional Experience

James E. Rogers College of Law: Regents Professor, E. Thomas Sullivan Professor of Law; Faculty Co-Chair, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program; 2018 - Current; E. Thomas Sullivan Professor of Law; Faculty Co-Chair, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program, 2017 - 2018; E. Thomas Sullivan Professor of Law; Faculty Chair, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program, 2016 - 2017; E. Thomas Sullivan Professor of Law; Faculty Co-chair, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program,1998 - 2016; Faculty Chair, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program and Clinic, 1989 - 1998; Acting Director, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy LL.M. Program, 2000.

Judge, pro tem, Tohono O'odham Indian Nation: Tucson, Arizona; 1988 - Current

Chief Justice, Court of Appeals, Pascua Yaqui Indian Tribe: Tucson, Arizona; 1998 - 2000

Professor of Law and American Indian Studies: University of Arizona College of Law; 1987 - 1998; Marks Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law, Fall 1986.

Associate Justice, Court of Appeals, Pascua Yacqui Indian Tribe: Tucson, Arizona; 1988 - 1997

Director, Office of Indian Programs: University of Arizona; 1990 - 1992

Assistant Professor of Law: University of Wisconsin Law School; 1984 - 1986; Associate Professor of Law, 1986

Assistant Professor of Law: Rutgers Law School; 1981 - 1984

Legal Consultant: Regional and Urban Planning Implementation, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.; 1980 - 1981

Teaching Fellow: Boston College Law School; 1980 - 1981

Education

Harvard Law School: J.D. (1980); Honors: H.E.W. American Indian Fellowship Recipient (1977 - 1980).; Activities: Research Assistant to Brandeis Professor of Law, Charles M. Haar.

Loyola College: A.B. (1977); Activities: Editor-in-Chief, College Newspaper, The Greyhound; Dean's List (six semesters); Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities (1977)