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(BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 1 of 38 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 2 of 38 VITA William A. Douglass Education: 1957-59; 1960-61 University of Nevada, Reno (B.A., Spanish, 1961). 1959-60 University of Madrid. 1960 (summer) University of Oslo. 1961-62 University of Chicago (Social Anthropology). 1962-63 University of California, Berkeley (Social Anthropology). 1963-67 University of Chicago (M.A., Social Anthropology, 1966; Ph.D., Social Anthropology, 1967. Fellowships and Honors: 1964-67 NIMH Graduate Training Fellowship. 1965 NIMH Field Research Grant. 1966 Roy M. Albert Award for best M.A. thesis in Anthropology, University of Chicago. 1968 D.R.I. Faculty Committee Research Grant. 1971-72 NIMH Fellowship. 1971-75 NIMH Career Development Award. 1976-80 NIMH Career Development Award. 1980-82 National Science Foundation Grant. 1984 Honorary doctorate (doctor honoris causa) awarded by the University of the Basque Country UPV/EU. 1987 NEH Grant for Basque-English Dictionary Project. 1 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 3 of 38 1989 Named to the Basque Hall of Fame by the Basque Studies Society of America. 1998 Named one of twenty corresponding members of Euskaltzaindia (the Basque Language Academy). 1999 Named the Outstanding Researcher of the Year, University of Nevada, Reno. 1999 Given the Distinguished Faculty Award, University of Nevada, Reno. 1999 Honoree at Renoko Aste Nagusia (July 23). 1999 Named Basque Scholar Professor Emeritus University of Nevada, Reno. 1999 Given Lagun Onari Award for distinguished service to the Basque people by Eusko Jaurlaritza (Basque Government). 2001 Honored at the 100th annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association (Washington D.C.) with a session entitled, “The Influence of William A. Douglass on the Anthropology of Europe.” 2005 Establishment by the Basque Government of the “William A. Douglass Distinguished Scholar Award” that supports an awardee’s residency for one year with the Center of Basque Studies. 2005 Given the Lifetime Achievement Award (granted once every three years) by the Nature Conservancy for distinguished service in environmental causes. 2007 Honorary doctorate (doctor honoris causa) awarded by La Universidad Pública de Navarra. 2009 Named member of Jakiunde (Academy of Science, Arts and Letters). 2011 Named Distinguished Alumnus of the year of the University of Nevada, Reno, by its College of Liberal Arts. 2011 Subject of a biography published in Spanish by Miel Elustondo, William A. Douglass: Mr. Basque (Pamplona/Iruñea: Pamiela). 2 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 4 of 38 2012 Inducted into the Nevada Writers’ Hall of Fame. 2013 Awarded the Argizaiola prize for contributions to Basque Culture by the Azoka of Durango, Bizkaia. 2013 Featured as the Basque Scholar in the inaugural issue of Boga: Basque Studies Consortium Journal 1(1): 1-5. 2014 Named Honorary Citizen of Agnone (Alto Molise), Italy. 2015 UNR named its Center for Basque Studies the “William A. Douglass Center for Basque Studies.” 2015 Interviewed for the article “Looking Back: Publication of a Seminal Book in Basque Studies Amerikanuak: Basques in the New World” in Boga: Basque Studies Consortium Journal (3(1). 2018 November 9 given its “Distinguished Career Award” by the Aulumni Association of the University of Chicago. Employment 1962 Research Assistant for Dr. Sol Tax, University of Chicago (preparing appendix for paper presented at Burg Wartenstein Maya Conference). 1967-71 Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Nevada-Reno. 1967-78 Coordinator of Basque Studies, Desert Research Institute, University of Nevada System. 1971-78 Associate Research Professor, Social Sciences Center, Desert Research Institute, University of Nevada System. 1978-81 Associate Professor, Coordinator of Basque Studies, University of Nevada-Reno. 1981-99 Professor, Coordinator of Basque Studies, University of Nevada-Reno. 2000 Professor Emeritus, University of Nevada-Reno. 3 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 5 of 38 Fieldwork 1963-65 In the Spanish Basque Country conducting a comparative study of processes of social and economic change in two Spanish Basque villages. 1966 Summer research in the Spanish Basque Country. 1968 Summer research in the Spanish Basque Country. 1969 Summer research with the Basque ethnic group of Elko County, Nevada. 1970-72 Fieldwork with Basques of the West and Latin America. 1972-73 Fieldwork in South Italy. 1974 Summer research in the Basque Country and South Italy. 1975-76 Periodic research on sheep ranching in Northeastern Nevada. 1976 Field study in a Nevada mining community (Tonopah), February-June. 1977 Field study in North Queensland, Australia, March-May. 1975-79 Fieldwork in rural Nevada to interview Beltran Paris. 1980 Fieldwork in Queensland, Australia, February-November. 1981 Fieldwork in the Basque Country and South Italy, May- June, August-September. Publications: 1968 The Basques. Program Notes. National Folk Festival. (Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution). Pp. 26-27. 1969 Death in Murelaga. Social Significance of Funerary Ritual in A Spanish Basque Village (Seattle: University of Washington Press). 1970 The Basques of the American West: Preliminary Historical Perspectives. Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 13(4):12-25. 4 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 6 of 38 1970 Background and Current Status of Basque-Americans. In Andersson and Boyer (eds.), Bilingual Schooling in the United States, Vol. 2. Washington, D.C.: Office of Education). Pp. 215-223. 1970 Peasant Emigrants: Reactors or Actors? Proceedings of the 1970 Annual Spring Meeting of the American Ethnological Society. (Seattle: University of Washington Press). Pp. 21-35. 1971 (with Milton da Silva), Basque Nationalism. In Oriol Pi-Sunyer (ed.) The Limits of Integration: Ethnicity and Nationalism in Modern Europe. Research Reports No. 9 of the Department of Anthropology, (University of Massachusetts, Amherst). Pp. 147-186. 1971 Los vascos del Oeste americano. Part I. Boletín del nstituto Americano de Estudios Vascos 22(86):103-110 (Buenos Aires). 1971 Los vascos del Oeste americano. Part II. Boletín del Instituto Americano de Estudios Vascos, 22(87):162-169 (Buenos Aires). 1971 Rural Exodus in Two Spanish Basque Villages: A Cultural Explanation. American Anthropologist 73(5):1100-1114. 1972 The Basque Peasantry: Closed or Open? Nord Nytt (Scandinavian Ethnologic Journal)(Spring):99-104. 1973 Muerte en Murelaga. El contexto de la muerte en el País Vasco(Barcelona: Barral Editores). 1973 Lonely Lives under the Big Sky. Natural History, 82 (March):28-39. 1973 Reply to Brandes. American Anthropologist 75(1):300- 302. 1973 Reply to Kasdan and Brandes. American Anthropologist 75 (1):304-306. 1973 (with Stanford Lyman), Ethnicity: Strategies of Collective and Individual Impression Management. Social Research 40(2):344-365. 5 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 7 of 38 1973 Er det baskiske bondesamfund lukket eller abent? Jordens Folk, 3:97-102. (Stockholm). 1975 The Basque Experience in North and South America: A Comparison. Boletín del Instituto Americano de Estudios Vascos 26(100):166-176. 1975 Echalar and Murelaga: Opportunity and Rural Depopulation in Two Spanish Basque Villages. (London: C. Hurst & Co.; New York: St. Martin's Press). 1975 (with Jon Bilbao), Amerikanuak: The Basques of the New World (Reno: University of Nevada Press). 1975 Issues in the Study of South Italian Society. Current Anthropology 16(4):620-625. 1976 (co-editor, with J. Aceves), The Changing Faces of Rural Spain. (New York: The Halstead Press, John Wiley and Sons). 1976 Serving Girls and Sheepherders: Emigration and Social Continuity in a Spanish Village. In J. Aceves and W. A. Douglass (eds.), The Changing Faces of Rural Spain. New York: The Halstead Press, John Wiley and Sons. Pp. 45- 62. 1976 The Basques of Nevada. In Stanley Paher (ed.), Nevada. Official Bicentennial Book. (Las Vegas: Nevada Publications). Pp. 430-431. 1976 (with Stanford M. Lyman), L'Ethnie: structure, processus et saillance. Cahiers Internationaux de Sociologie 61:197-220. 1977 Echalar y Murelaga: oportunidad e éxodo rural en dos aldeas vascas. (San Sebastián: Auñamendi). 2 volumes. 1977 Borderland Influences in a Navarrese Village. In William A. Douglass, Richard W. Etulain, and William H. Jacobsen, Jr. (eds.), Anglo-American Contributions to Basque Studies: Essays in Honor of Jon Bilbao. Desert Research Institute Publications in the Social Sciences No. 13. (Reno: Desert Research Institute). Pp. 135-144. 6 (BOARD OF REGENTS 02/28/19 & 03/01/19) Ref. BOR-10e, Page 8 of 38 1977 (co-editor with Richard W. Etulain and William H. Jacobsen, Jr.) Anglo-American Contributions to Basque Studies: Essays in Honor of Jon Bilbao. Desert Research Institute Publications in the Social Sciences No. 13. (Reno: Desert Research Institute). 1978 Basques in the American West. In Howard Lamar (ed.), Reader's Encyclopedia of the American West. (New York: Thomas Crowell Co.). Pp. 78-80. 1978 (co-editor with J. Aceves), Los aspectos cambiantes de la España rural. Barcelona: Barral Editores. 1978 Influencias fronterizas en un pueblo navarro. Ethnica 14:39-52. 1979 The Hotels/The Restaurants. Nevada Magazine 39(2): Spring issue, special insert on the Basques. 2 pages. 1979 (with Beltran Paris), Beltran: Basque Sheepman of the American West. (Reno: University of Nevada Press). 1979 On the Naming of Arizona. Names (December):217-234. 1979 A Sheepherder's Tale. In The American Land: The Smithsonian Book of the American Environment. (Smithsonian Exposition Books). (New York: Norton). Pp. 126-127. 1979 The Last Range War. In The American Land: The Smithsonian Book of the American Environment. (Smithsonian Exposition Books). (New York: Norton). Pp. 128-135. 1979 Basque Immigrants: Contrasting Patterns of Adaptation in Argentina and the American West. In Robert Hinshaw (ed.), Currents in Anthropology: Essays in Honor of Sol Tax.