Latino/a Studies

Cross-cultural psychopathology, phenotype, global learning

Eighteenth-century French empire; colonial Latin America and the Caribbean; race and postcolonialism; early modern exchange

20th and 21st century hemispheric American studies; comparative literature; cultural studies; literary and critical theory; trans and queer studies; translation studies; autotheory

Eighteenth to twenty-first century Spanish and Latin American literature and media; transatlantic and hemispheric studies; museum studies; ethnic and race studies

Dance history, choreography, contemporary modern dance, ballet

Maya archaeology, ancient monumental architecture, anthropology of fear, oral history (Note: On sabbatical spring 2024)

Social movements, sociology of law, border studies, urban sociology, Mexico.

Hemispheric American literature, early and nineteenth-century, literature and environment, postcolonial studies, slave narrative and autobiography

Immigration, Latin American politics, global poverty, democratic theory in comparative perspective, political activism

Citizenship and immigration; feminist and queer theory; race, ethnicity, and gender in the Americas

History of Christianity, Religions in Late Antiquity

LGBTQ studies, disability studies, Latin American & Latinx studies

Latin America / Latino cultural productions, border studies, transnational feminisms