Africana Studies |
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Evelyn Julmisse |
Acting Director of the Africana Studies Program, J.D.CUNY Law, 1988: Africa & African American Caribbean issues.
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Anthropology |
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John Collins |
Associate Professor, Ph.D. University of Michigan, 2003: Semiotics, cultural heritage and development, America historical anthropology, nationalism and the state, Brazil, the Andes, race in Latin America.
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Kevin K. Birth
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Professor, Ph.D. University of California at San Diego, 1993: Peoples of the Caribbean and cultural writing.
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Ramona L. Perez |
Instructor, Ph.D. New York University, 2009: Food habits, kinship and life history in the U.S. Mexico borderlands, urban curanderismo, food justice.
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Timothy Pugh
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Associate Professor, Ph.D. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 2001: Maya architecture, spatial analysis, ritual, social memory, cultural contact. |
Comparative Literature |
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Christopher Winks |
Associate Professor, Ph.D. New York University. Comparative modernisms with particular emphasis on Caribbean and Latin America literature and African-American studies. |
Economics |
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Zadia Feliciano |
Associate Professor. Ph.D. Harvard University. Labor Economics, International Economics, Economic History. |
Hispanic Languages & Literatures |
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Nora Glickman
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Professor, Ph.D. New York University, 1978: Spanish and Latin American studies.
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Irma Llorens |
Associate Professor, Ph.D. Princeton University, 1992: Spanish American literature, contemporary Spanish and Mexican short stories, nationalism and independence in 19th-century Spanish American Literature.
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Juan Caamano |
Undergraduate Advisor, Assistant Professor: Hispanic Literature in Translation.
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Maria Mercado |
Adjunct Lecturer, Hispanic Literature Studies.
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Miguel Perdomo |
Adjunct Lecturer, Spanish American Literature and Hispanic Literature Studies. |
History |
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Amy Chazkel |
Associate Professor, Ph.D. Yale University: Latin American history, Brazil, comparative slavery, crime and justice in Latin American and urban History.
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Mary Gallagher |
Adjunct Professor, Latin America, colonial & revolutionary period: History of Latin America to 1825. |
Linguistics & Communication Disorders |
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Eva M. Fernández |
Associate Professor, Director, Center for Teaching and Learning. Ph.D., 2000, CUNY Graduate Center. Bilingualism, psycholinguistics and instructional Technology
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Elizabeth Ijalba |
Assistant Professor, Principal Investigator, Bilingual Literacy Research Lab, Ph.D., 2007, CUNY Graduate Center. Communication disorders, impact of bilingualism on disorders of communication and literacy |
Political Science |
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Jorge A. Alves |
Assistant Professor, Ph.D. Brown University, comparative politics, specifically on issues of federalism, intergovernmental relations, state capacity construction and the political economy of development, with a regional focus on Latin American and Brazil.
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Judith Kimmerling |
Professor, J.D. Yale University. Environmental law and politics, law and implementation, international development and human rights, the politics of Amazon rain forest development, energy law and politics. |
Sociology |
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Anahi Viladrich |
Associate Professor, Ph.D. Columbia University. Gender and reproductive health in Latin America, immigration, culture and health in the US and abroad.
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Sujatha Fernandes |
Associate Professor, Ph.D. University of Chicago, 2003: Hip hop culture; neoliberalism; state-society relations; urban public space; and the role of culture in social movements. |
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Director:
John Collins
Address: Kissena Hall 309
Phone: 718-997-2895
Fax: 718-997-2887
Office Hours: Thu 11:00-1:00pm
Assistant Director:
Ramona Lee Perez
Address: Kissena Hall 309
Phone: 718-997-2827
Fax: 718-997-2887
Office Hours: Tues 9:30-11:30am
Program Assistant: Eglis E. Liranzo Address: Kissena Hall 310 Phone: 718-997-2895 Fax: 718-997-2887
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