Chicana/o Studies

Marcia Ochoa

University of California, Santa Cruz

Faculty Member

Feminist Studies Department

Anthropology, Anthropology and Sexuality, Anthropology of Gender, and Chicana/o Studies

Jonathan Xavier Inda

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Faculty Member

Latina/Latino Studies Department

Anthropology of Biomedicine, Biopolitics, Biopower, and Border Studies

Alexandro Jose Gradilla

California State University, Fullerton

Faculty Member

Chicana and Chicano Studies Department

Anthropology, Area Studies, Chicano Studies, and Cultural Theory

Deborah Cohen

University of Missouri - St. Louis

Faculty Member

History Department

American History, American Studies, Border Poetics, and Chicana/o Studies

Brian Herrera

The University of New Mexico

Faculty Member

Theatre and Dance Department

American Culture, American Studies, Chicana/o Studies, and Chicano Studies

Josue David Cisneros

Northeastern University

Faculty Member

Communication Studies Department

Chicana/o Studies, Chicano Studies, Citizenship Theory, and Critical Race Theory

Tomás Madrigal

University of California, Santa Barbara

Graduate Student

Chicana and Chicano Studies Department

Agrarian Relations of Production, Agriculture (Biology), Autonomous Marxism, and Chicana/o History

Isabel A. Millan

University of Michigan

Graduate Student

American Culture Department

Chicana/o Studies, Children's Literature & Culture, Community Organizing, and Diasporas

Valeria Jiménez

Northwestern University

Graduate Student

History Department

19th Century Mexico, 19th century African American History, American Culture, and American History

Jose Alamillo

California State University, Channel Islands

Faculty Member

Chicana/o Studies Department

Chicana/o Studies, Immigration History, Labor History and Studies, and Latino/as in the U.S.

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

Beatriz Ramirez

Latin America and Caribbean, Latina/o Studies, Latino/as in the U.S., and American Culture

Gabriela Raquel Ríos

Texas A&M University

Graduate Student

English/Rhetoric and Writing Department

Chicana/o Studies, Decolonial Thought, English, and Indigenous rhetorics

Jenni Ramone

Newman University College

Faculty Member

English Department

Chicana/o Studies, English Literature, Postcolonial Literature, and Postcolonial Studies

Aureliano DeSoto

Metropolitan State University

Faculty Member

Ethnic and Religious Studies Department

Black Studies Or African American Studies, Chicana/o Studies, Cultural Memory, and Cultural Rhetorics

cathryn merla-watson

Texas A&M University - San Antonio

Department Member

English Department

American Culture, Anarchist Studies, Art, and Art History

Susan Keller

East Tennessee State University

Post-Doc

English Department

American Culture, American Literature, American modernism, and Art History

Luis Moreno

Michigan State University

Graduate Student

Chicano Latino Studies Department

20th Century U.S. History, Agricultural History, Archival Studies, and Chicano History

Felipe Quetzalcoatl Quintanilla

The University of Western Ontario

Graduate Student

Modern Languages and Literatures Department

American War Film, Chicana/o Studies, Chicano (Mexican-American) Film Studies, and Film Theory

Rose Salseda

The University of Texas at Austin

Graduate Student

Art and Art History Department

African Diaspora Studies, Art History, Chicana/o Studies, and Conceptual Art

Adrian Juarez

New York University

Graduate Student

Nursing Department

Caribbean Literature, Chicana/o Studies, Marxism (Health Care), and Mexican Migration

Linda Torok

University of Cincinnati

Graduate Student

English & Comparative Literature Department

Academic curriculum, Active Learning, Adult Education, and Asian American Studies

Naya Jones

The University of Texas at Austin

Graduate Student

Geography and the Environment Department

Black Feminist Theory/Thought, Childrens Geographies, Critical Food Geographies, and Urban Agriculture

Robert M. Gutierrez

San Jose State University

Graduate Student

Communication Studies Department

Chicana Feminist Theory, Chicana/o Studies, Chicano Studies, and Communication Studies

Marci McMahon

University of Texas - Pan American

Faculty Member

English Department

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