- Evelyn Soto
- Assistant Professor
- Department:
Department of English
- Research Interests:
Gender & Sexuality, Hemispheric, Latina/o/x, Nineteenth-Century American, Translation
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- Johana Londoño
- Associate Professor
- Department:
LCS
- Research Interests:
Latinx Urban Culture and History; Barrios; Gentrification; Comparative Ethnic Studies; Social and Cultural Theory; Architecture and Urban Design; Aesthetics and Visual Culture.
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- Publications:
Abstract Barrios: The Crises of Latinx Visibility in Cities
- Jana Morgan
- Professor
- Department:
Political Science
- Research Interests:
Professor Morgan's current research focuses on the ways ethnoracial hierarchies distort democratic citizenship, drawing on data from cross-national opinion data, household surveys, experiments and interviews conducted during extensive fieldwork in Peru.
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- Degree:
Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- Kaysha Corinealdi
- Associate Professor
- Office:
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- Department:
Latino & Caribbean Studies
- Research Interests:
Hemispheric Black Studies, Comparative Caribbean Studies, Black Feminisms, Global Caribbean Diasporas, Latinx Studies, Central American Studies, Race and International Policy, Public History, Education Studies
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- Degree:
Ph.D. Yale University
- Evelyn Saavedra Autry
- Assistant Professor
- Department:
Department of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
- Research Interests:
Her research creates a conversation between various fields of knowledge, particularly Indigenous epistemologies and pedagogies, literature, cultural studies on (de)coloniality, and gender studies, through the analysis of Andean women’s identity formations.
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- Degree:
Ph.D. in Hispanic Studies, University of Georgia, M.A.T. in Foreign Languages, Middle Tennessee State University, B.A. in Hispanic Literature, Middle Tennessee State University
