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Robert Fettgather

Associate Professor at Mission College

An associate faculty member with Mission College since 1983, Dr. Robert Fettgather has taught a variety of psychology courses including classes in human development through the college International Students Program . His research interests include disability justice, institutionalization, and guardianship. Dr. Fettgather also spent 26 years as a teacher with a community college program at Agnews Developmental Center, which provided classes for adults with developmental disabilities.

Dr. Fettgather holds a doctorate in psychology and master’s degrees in both psychology and education. Also the recipient of a bachelor of arts in psychology from San Jose State University, he maintains membership in the organization Psychologists for Social Responsibility. Dr. Fettgather’s writings have been published in the Transactional Analysis Journal and Voices: The Art and Science of Psychotherapy.

A former volunteer with the Coalition for Elder and Disability Rights, Dr. Fettgather advocated for human rights for elders and adults with disabilities, visiting elders in congregate care and offering support for families of these individuals. He has also presented at various conferences and seminars related to disability rights issues.

Grass Valley, CA, US


Work Experience

Aug 1983 - Present

Associate Faculty
Mission College

Mar 2014 - Jul 2018

Volunteer
Coalition for Elder and Disability Rights

Jan 2011 - Jul 2018

Co-Founder and Discussion Leader
Tashi Lhunpo Buddhist Sangha


Education

Jun 1983 - Dec 1985

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
CCU
Psychology

Jun 1980 - Aug 1981

Master of Arts (MA)
Santa Clara University
Education

Feb 1977 - May 1980

Bachelor of Arts (BA)
San Jose State University
Psychology