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Berkeley

Berkeley
Chowning, Margaret
Associate Professor
Areas of Expertise: Modern Mexico. Socio-economics.
Languages: Spanish/English/English/English
Phone:510-642-2415
chowning@socrates.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Chavez, Lydia
Associate Professor
Areas of Expertise: Journalism. Cuba, Mexico, and the U.S./Mexico border
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:510-642-9235
lcha@uclink.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Craddock, Jerry
Professor
Areas of Expertise: Spanish Philology and Literature of the Middle Ages; Documents of the Spanish Southwest; Romance Philology: Philological Study of the Hispanic Southwest.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:510-642-8069
jerryc@socrates.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Clark, Vé Vé
Associate Professor - Department of African American Studies
Areas of Expertise: Francophone and Anglophone. Literature of Africa and the Caribbean African American women writers
Languages: English
Phone:510-642-2699, 642-7084

Berkeley
Dougherty, Dru
Professor and Chair
Areas of Expertise: Modern Spanish Literature. Spanish Theater 1900 to 1936 and Ramón María del Valle-Inclán. Professor Dougherty's research is centered on the works of Ramon del Valle-Inclán and the theater of Federico Garcia Lorca. He is co-director of the research project "Historia del Teatro Madrileño entre 1900 y 1936: Texto y Representación" that is uncovering the performance history of Madrid's theater between 1918 and 1936. He regularly teaches courses on theater, novel and poetry of the 20th century with special attention given to Spain's avant-garde.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:510-642-4854
jfarmer@uclink.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Guibault, Jocelyne
Professor
Areas of Expertise: Caribbean music. Popular music. Ethnomusicology. Diaspora studies
Languages: English
Phone:510-642-2678
jguilbau@socrates.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Karras, Alan
Professor
Areas of Expertise: World, Caribbean, and Atlantic history. Race relations. State formation. Migration. Contraband trade.
Languages: English
Phone:510-643-3185
karras@socrates.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Laguerre, Michel
Professor
Areas of Expertise: Contemporary social theory. Transnational citizenship. Multiculturalism. Globalization.
Languages: English
Phone:510-642-3573, 642-7084
mlaguerr@uclink.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Lewin, Linda
Professor
Areas of Expertise: Brazil. Family history. Inheritance.
Languages: English
Phone:510-642-2932, 642-1971
history@socrates.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Saldívar, José
Professor
Areas of Expertise: English
Languages: Spanish/English/English/English
Phone:510-643-5000, 643-0796
saldivar@uclink4.berkeley.edu

Berkeley
Taylor, William
Professor
Areas of Expertise: Mexican history. Native Americans and the conquest. Colonial Mexican. villages
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:510-643-3159, 642-1971
wtaylor@socrates.berkeley.edu

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Davis

Davis
Hernández-Avila, Inés
Professor
Areas of Expertise: The professor's scholarship and creative work focuses on cultural/intellectual connections between Chicanas, Native American women and indigenous women of Mexico. The associate professor of Native American studies is also known for her work on issues of identity and representation in relation to indigenismo (being indigenous) and mestizaje (being of mixed race) in the Chicana/o community. Her current research/creative projects include a book looking at the roots of "danza Azteca" in the U.S., on the Conchero dance tradition of Mexico and a book on a national movement of writers in indigenous languages in Mexico known as ELIAC (Escritores en Lenguas Indigenas or Writers of Indigenous Languages).
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:530-752-4394
ighernandez@ucdavis.edu

Davis
Montejo, Victor
Professor of Native American Studies
Areas of Expertise: Writing bilingual children's stories based on oral folktales and myths. A former teacher in Guatemala before getting his anthropology doctorate in Mayan culture, Montejo has collected Mayan folktales as well as created his own stories. He is the author of "El Q'anil" ("Man of Lightning"), a story about the legend of the Mayan hero Jacaltenango written in Spanish, English and Popb'al, a Mayan dialect. He also wrote the children's book "The Bird Who Cleans the World and Other Mayan Fables."
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:530-754-6129
vmontejo@ucdavis.edu

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Irvine

Irvine
de Alba, Alicia Gaspar
Associate Professor - English/American Studies in the Cesar Chavez Center
Areas of Expertise: Associate Professor, English and American Studies in the Cesar Chavez Center Expertise: Chicano popular history, border consciousness, popular culture, gender and sexuality, writing.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-206-3491
agdealba@ucla.edu

Irvine
Rodriguez, Jaime
Professor of history
Areas of Expertise: Nation-building in the Spanish Americas.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:949-824-7204
jerodrig@uci.edu

Irvine
Ruiz, Vicki
Professor - History/Chicano/Latina Studies
Areas of Expertise: 20th century U.S. history specializing in Chicana/o studies, oral narratives, gender studies, labor, as well as California and the West.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:949-824-2865
vruiz@uci.edu

Irvine
Sereseres, Caesar D.
Associate Professor - Political Science/Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies
Areas of Expertise: U.S. Foreign Policy, U.S.-Latin American Relations, Mexican-American Politics, National Security Issues, Coercive Diplomacy and Political Violence.
Languages: Spanish/English
Phone:949-824-6334
cdserese@uci.edu

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Los Angeles

Los Angeles
Avila, Eric
Assistant Professor - Chicano Studies
Areas of Expertise: Chicano history and history of Los Angeles Fluency: fair. Couldn't give an extensive interview in Spanish.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-825-9106
eavila@ucla.edu

Los Angeles
Baca, Judith
Professor-World Arts/Cultures, Artistic Director - Social/Public Art Resource Center
Areas of Expertise: Studio art, muralism, art history and arts management.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-822-9560
judybaca@ucla.edu

Los Angeles
de Alba, Alicia Gaspar
Associate Professor - English/American Studies - Cesar Chavez Center
Areas of Expertise: Chicano popular history, border consciousness, popular culture, gender and sexuality, writing.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-206-3491
agdealba@ucla.edu

Los Angeles
Ehret, Christopher
Professor - History/Associate Director - James S. Coleman African Studies Center
Areas of Expertise: East Africa, African linguistics, anthropology, Swahili
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-825-4093, 310-825-4601
ehret@history.ucla.edu

Los Angeles
Gomez-Quinones, Juan
Professor - History
Areas of Expertise: American history, Chicano history, social and labor, Mexican history
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-825-4362, 310-825-4601

Los Angeles
Klein, Cecelia F.
Professor - Art History
Areas of Expertise: Pre-Colombian Latin America, Oceanic and Native North American Art, gender and warfare in Aztec visual ideology.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-825-8233, 310-206-6905
cklein@humnet.ucla.edu

Los Angeles
Kunzle, David M.
Professor - Art History
Areas of Expertise: History of modern art, folk and popular Europe, art of socialist Chile, 19th and 20th century American, European and Latin American Art.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-825-8232, 310-206-6905
kunzle@humnet.ucla.edu

Los Angeles
Moya, Jose
Associate Professor - History
Areas of Expertise: Argentina
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-206-9607, 825-4601, 206-1643
moya@history.ucla.edu

Los Angeles
Wohl, Robert A.
Professor - History
Areas of Expertise: 19th/20th century European history, Italy, France, popular culture, literature and theater, psychoanalysis and history.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:310-825-3568, 310-825-4601
rwohl@ucla.edu

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Merced

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Riverside

Riverside
Ochoa, John
Assistant Professor - Spanish
Areas of Expertise: Interested in the relationship of failure to literature and to the formation of Latin American national identity. His current work, an extension of his doctoral research, examines the work of writers central to Mexican national identity including Bernal Diaz del Castillo, J.J. Fernández Lizardi, Alexander von Humboldt, José Vasconcelos, and Carlos Fuentes. His teaching and research interests include Mexican intellectual and cultural history, European travel literature of the nineteenth-century, colonial Latin American literature, and the continuities of Spanish Golden Age literature within Latin American literature.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:909-787-3746 x1959

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San Diego

San Diego
Mariscal, Jorge (George)
Associate Professor - Literature; Director - Chicano/a~Latino/a Arts and Humanities Program
Areas of Expertise: Chicano/Mexican cultures in the United States, history and role of Latinos in the U.S. military, Spanish and Latin American concepts of "race," U.S. social movements
Languages: Spanish/English
Phone: 858 - 534-3210
Web blog: http://jorgemariscal.blogspot.com/
gmariscal@ucsd.edu

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San Francisco

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Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara
Barvosa-Carter, Edwina
Assistant Professor
Areas of Expertise: Contemporary, Social and Political Theory, Intellectual History, and Chicana/o Studies.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:805-893-5546
barvosa@chicst.ucsb.edu

Santa Barbara
Lomelí, Francisco
Professor
Areas of Expertise: American Studies and Literature, Cultural Theory, Border Studies, and Literary History.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:805-893-5546
lomeli@chicst.ucsb.edu

Santa Barbara
Mendez, Cecilia
Professor
Areas of Expertise: Latin America--- the national period; the Andean region, Peru, Ayacucho, state formation and the peasantry; nationalism, "ethnic" identities; historiography.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:805-893-3974
mendez@history.ucsb.edu

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Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz
Arredondo, Gabriela
Assistant Professor - Latin American/Latino Studies
Areas of Expertise: U.S. social and cultural history; Chicana/o history; critical race and ethnicity theories; im/migration history; Latina/os in the U.S.; Chicana feminisms; "borderlands" studies, particularly intersections with gender and race.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-5319
gfarredo@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Calierno, Carlos
Lecturer
Areas of Expertise: Latin American culture, history, literature, cinema, music, art, economics, and politics.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-3463
calierno@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Castillo, Pedro G.
Associate Professor - History
Areas of Expertise: Chicano history and culture, Mexican and Central American migration to the U.S., immigrants and racial minorities in American cities.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-2738, 459-2855
pcastle@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Dean, Carolyn S.
Associate Professor - Art History
Areas of Expertise: Cultural histories of the native Americas, colonial Latin America, and Africa.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-3119, 459-2951
csdean@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Delgado, Guillermo
Lecturer - Latin American/Latino Studies
Areas of Expertise: Latin America; comparative indigeniety; indigenous property rights; religion, magic, and ritual; ecologies and peasantries; Quechua/Andean linguistics, mining; alternative/electronic journalism; anthropology in the developing world; interethnicity; urbanization; social movements; culture theory.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-3449, 459-4284
guiller@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Diaz, Maria Elena
Associate Professor - History
Areas of Expertise: Colonial Caribbean and Latin America; social and cultural history; ethnohistory; slavery, race, gender.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-2227, 459-2855
mediaz@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Fregoso, Rosa Linda
Professor - Latin American/Latino Studies
Areas of Expertise: Cultural Studies, Transnational Feminist Theories, Chicana/o and Latina/o Cinema. Author of The Bronze Screen: Chicana and Chicano Film Culture (1993); Co-editor of Miradas de Mujer (1998 with Norma Iglesias); Editor of Lourdes Portillo: The Devil Never Sleeps and Other Films (2001).
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:

Santa Cruz
Haas, M. Lisbeth
Associate Professor - History
Areas of Expertise: U.S. social and cultural history, the Southwest, the colonial Americas, California; ethnic and women's history; history and theory.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-2304, 459-2855
lhaas@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Nájera-Ramírez, Olga
Associate Professor - Anthropology
Areas of Expertise: Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, gender, history and culture of Latin America, U.S., Mexico.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-4677
olga@cats.ucsc.edu

Santa Cruz
Poblete, Juan
Assistant Professor - Literature
Areas of Expertise: Latin/a/o American literature, cultural studies, and critical theory; history of literature and literary pedagogy as institutions; 19th- century studies, postmodernism and globalization in Latin America; history of reading practices.
Languages: Spanish/English/English
Phone:831-459-5734
jpoblete@cats.ucsc.edu

 

 

 
 

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