Chicana/o Cultural Studies

Judith Baca

University of California, Los Angeles

Faculty Member

Chicana & Chicano Studies Department

Arts Education, Arts Education and Pedagogy, Chicana Feminist Theory, and Chicana/o Cultural Studies

Rodrigo Valles

Cypress College

Faculty Member

Ethnic Studies Department

"The Social Empowerment of Chicana/os: Implementation of Ethnic Studies, as a Vehicle for Inter-communal Social Change", 20th and 21st century Latin American literature and culture; Chicano and Latino literature, culture and art; literary and cultural theory; Continental and American philosophy; gender studies and women’s studies., 9-12 Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies, and Alcohol Studies

William Calvo

University of California, Santa Barbara

Graduate Student

Chicana and Chicano Studies Department

Art History, Chicana Feminist Theory, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, and Chicana/o History

Michelle Moravec

Rosemont College

Faculty Member

History/women's Studies Department

20th century (History), Activist Art, Cultural History, and Feminist Art

Omar Ruvalcaba

University of California, Santa Cruz

Graduate Student

Psychology Department

Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Cultural Differences in Children's Collaboration when Learning to Computer Program, Digital Divide, and New Media Studies, Technoculture, Video Games, Digital Media, ethnography, microethology, everyday life

Catriona Rueda Esquibel

San Francisco State University

Faculty Member

Race and Resistance studies Department

Chicana Feminist Theory, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicano/a Literature, and Gender and Sexuality

Michelle Habell-Pallan

University of Washington

Faculty Member

Women Studies Department

Chicana Feminist Theory, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicano Studies, and Digital Humanities

Michael Fuhlhage

Auburn University

Faculty Member

Communication & Journalism Department

19th and 20th Century United States, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Critical Theory and Difference, and Cross-Cultural Interaction (History)

Marci McMahon

University of Texas - Pan American

Faculty Member

English Department

Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicana/o Studies, and Latina O Studies

Elizabeth Sierra

University of Alaska Anchorage

Faculty Member

Psychology Department

Adorno, Adorno, Benjamin and Bloch, Analytical Marxism, and Architecture

Cati V. de los Ríos

Columbia University

Graduate Student

Curriculum and Teaching Department

9-12 Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies, Critical Pedagogy, Culturally Empowering Frameworks, and Culturally Relevant curriculum

Ewa Antoszek

Maria Curie - Skłodowska University

Faculty Member

Department of American Literature and Culture

Chicana Feminist Theory, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicana/o Studies (in Ethnic And Racial Studies/Ethnic Studies), and Cultural Studies

Katie Frank

University of Michigan

Graduate Student

Communication Studies Department

Asian American Studies, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicana/o Studies, and Comics/Sequential Art

Steven Moreno-Terrill

California State University, Los Angeles

Graduate Student

Chicana/o Studies Department

Chicana/o - Latina/o Media Studies, Chicana/o Educational Pipeline, Critical Discourse Studies, and Critical Media Literacy

J. Gutierrez

University of California, Irvine

Graduate Student

Comparative Literature Department

Border Theory, Brujeria, Chicana Feminist Theory, and Chicana/o Cultural Studies

Eliza Rodriguez y Gibson

Loyola Marymount University

Faculty Member

Chicana/o Studies Department

Chicana Feminist Theory, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicana/o Studies, and Cultural Studies

Marisol Silva

University of California, Berkeley

Graduate Student

Ethnic Studies with Designated Emphasis in Women, Gender and Sexuality Department

American Studies, Chicana/o Cultural Studies, Chicana/o, Latina/o education, and Race and Ethnicity

Xochil Navarrete

University of California, Davis

Undergraduate

Anthropoogy Department

Anthropology of Knowledge, Borderlands, Chicana/o Literature, space and place, identity politics, critical race theory, 20th Century American Literature, Chicana Feminist Theory, and Chicana/o Cultural Studies
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