Teaching

I teach a range of classes at the intersection of ethnic studies, anthropology, and migration. These courses range from freshman to advanced graduate seminars and across all modalities.

Conversation on art, Autonomy, and Activism with Mare Advertencia Lirika and Valentina Peralta .
Alaina Rogue classroom visit.
Youth Conference CRIA at U of A.
Soundscapes: Music, Place, and Identity,” lecture series at the Fox Theatre in Tucson, AZ.

Courses Taught

2016-Present University of Arizona, Department of Mexican American Studies

Advanced Research Methods (Graduate Level)
Latinxs in Education (Undergraduate/Graduate; Cross-listed with Anthropology, and Language, Reading & Culture)
Mexican American Studies: Cultural Perspectives (Graduate Level; Cross-listed with
Anthropology, Latin American Studies, and Language, Reading & Culture)
Chicanx Historiography and Political Thought (Graduate Level)
Youth Culture, Migration, and Social Movements (Undergraduate)
Introduction to Social Justice (Undergraduate)
Popular Culture, Media and Latina/o Identities (Undergraduate)

2014-2016 University of California, Los Angeles, Chicana/o Studies Department

Youth, Culture and Social Change (Undergraduate)
Transnational Women’s Organizing in the Americas (Undergraduate/Graduate; Cross-listed with Gender Studies)
Latina/o Ethnographies (Undergraduate; Cross-listed with Department of Anthropology)
Latina/os in the United States (Undergraduate; (Cross-listed with Department of Sociology)
Disposable People: U.S. Deportation and Repatriation Campaigns (Undergraduate)
Immigration and Chicana/o Community (Undergraduate)

2015 University of California, Los Angeles, Labor and Workplace Studies

Immigrant Rights, Labor and Higher Education (Cross-listed with Chicana/o Studies and Asian American Studies)

2011 University of Oregon, Ethnic Studies Department

Introduction to Chicano/Latino Studies