I received my BA from Florida State University, MA from the University of Oregon, and my Ph.D. from Arizona State University, where I studied American Indian, Western, U.S., and Latin American History.

• Institutional Award for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion - American Historical Association - The American Historical Association (01/05/2016)
• Outstanding Advisor for the College of Liberal Arts - UTEP - University of Texas at El Paso (05/01/2014)
• Book of the Year, Pima County Public Library - Pima County Public Library (07/15/2011)
• Book of the Year, Nominee - The Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (05/27/2011)
• Outstanding Research Award For College of Liberal Arts and Humanities - Office of Research and Sponsored Projects (09/01/2007)

• Ph D in American Indian History/History, Arizona State University (2002)
• MA in History, University of Oregon (1997)
• BA in History/Psychology, Florida State University (1994)

• The Guadalupe Mountains National Park: An Environmental History of the Southwest Borderlands The University of Massachusetts Press (2019), Jeffrey P. Shepherd.

• Racial Violence, Public Commemoration, and Contested Narratives in the Washita “Battlefield” National Historic Site (2022), Volume San Antonio, Texas, Jeffrey P. Shepherd.
• Uncharted Territories: Teaching, History, Humanities, and Social Sciences in Innovative Ways (2022), Jose Maria Herrera, Brad J. Cartwright, Jeffrey P. Shepherd.
• Violence, Public Commemoration, and Indigenous Views on the Washita “Battlefield” National Historic Site (2022), Volume Lincoln, Nebraska, Jeffrey P. Shepherd.
• "From the Long Walk to the Skywalk: A Brief History of the Hualapai People" (2021), Volume Arizona, Jeffrey P. Shepherd.

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