Researchers

Mayan hieroglyphic history, Mesoamerican art, indigeneity, experimental archaeology, science & technology studies.

Jagiellonian University, Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Department Member

Assistant Professor in the department of Chicana and Chicano Studies

Social identities and cultural practices as brought into being through linguistic interaction

Geographic mobility, sexual health and HIV prevention.

Interested in analyzing the intersections of race, gender, regional, and transnational migration in the Mexico-U.S. borderlands.

Associations between trauma, social stress, mental health and substance use for diverse LGBTQ+ communities.

Chicana/o and Latina/o Performance Studies, Visual Culture and Cultural Studies, Afro-Latina/o Diaspora Studies, Chicana/Latina Feminisms, Chicana/o and Latina/o Theater History and Ethnomusicology, Dramaturgy, Acting Methodology

PhD candidate interested in inequalities, identity, and international mobility.

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Immigration, family support, protective factors, resilience, and social justice with an emphasis on Latinx communities.

Immigration; Latinx Sociology; Intersectionality; Medical Sociology; Sociology of Mental Health; Aging; Social Determinants of Health

Ritual, Landscape Utilization/Interaction, Sacred geography, Iconography, Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), Ethnoecology, Subterranean archaeology

Equity issues in education for Chicanas/os, Chicana feminist theory, media representations of Latinos & other ethnic & racial groups, social identity, including ethnic identity

Trauma and resilience, culturally responsive measurement, and psychological group work.

Research examines factors that protect immigrant youth against adverse mental health outcomes, poor academic performance, and alcohol and other substance use, particularly when faced with stressors.

The role that language plays in conceptualizing measurement in education and psychology, studying philosophy to help clarify research aims and claims, and psychometric models, broadly.

Bilingualism; Heritage language maintenance; ESL; Second/foreign language acquisition and education; Multicultural education

Professor, Researcher, Consultant, & Scholar-Activist interested in Educational equity.

Media Psychology; Media Effects on Stereotyping, Identity, & Race/Ethnicity; Intergroup Communication; Content Analysis

The conceptual foundations of research methodology in the human sciences, and in particular on the theory and practice of measurement.

Miss Meunier has staged Balanchine ballets for the Balanchine Trust and has served as rehearsal director for Karole Armitage.

Assistant Professor. Professor, CCSP Graduate Advisor, International Center for School Based Youth Development Director

Promoting mental health via social media platforms for underserved communities.

Urban dynamics, human mobility, machine learning and nature-society interactions.

Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science. Research on education reform, race, and capitalism.

Interdisciplinary scholar and assistant professor at UCSB's Department of Chicana/o Studies.

Currently conducting research on how immigration status impacts the relationship between Mexican/Mexican American undocumented and U.S. citizen siblings.

Impact of the Latina mother-daughter relationship on adolescent well-being. Topics include how mother-daughter communication is associated with their dating and sexual behaviors, body image, academic achievement and aspirations. 

Researcher Affiliate. Anthropology. Race in the Americas. Professor in the Anthropology department

Transnational Migration and Children of Immigrants; Identity and Community Formation; Oaxaca, Los Angeles

CBSR Affiliated Faculty; Assistant Professor, Department of Education

Associate Director/Professor: ÉXITO Program. PhD in Chicana and Chicano Studies