STUDENT SUPERVISION
FORMER STUDENTS
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SOPHIA FORD, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND GEOGRAPHY (COMPLETED 2024)
“Memory, Whiteness, and Right-Wing Opposition to National Heritage Areas”
Mellon Humanities Postdoctoral Fellow, National Park Service

CARLA MACAL MONTENEGRO, GEOGRAPHY (COMPLETED 2023)
“Cuerpo-Territorio: Intergenerational Trauma, Cultural Memory, and Healing among Guatemala and Los Angeles Feminist Groups”​
Assistant Professor, Critical Theory and Social Justice Dept., Occidental College

TIANNA BRUNO, GEOGRAPHY (COMPLETED 2021)
“Environmental Injustice and Black Sense of Place in the Social and Biophysical Afterlife of Slavery”
Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of California - Berkeley
 
CRISTINA FAIVER-SERNA, GEOGRAPHY (COMPLETED 2021)
“Survival First, Health Second’: Geographies of Environmental Racism and the M(other)work of Promotoras de Salud”
Assistant Professor, Geography, Women's and Gender Studies, University of New Hampshire

AMEE CHEW, AMERICAN STUDIES & ETHNICITY (COMPLETED 2016)
“The Revolution Will Come Home: Gendered Violence and Transformative Organizing From the Philippines to the U.S.”
Mellon-ACLS Public Fellow, Policylink
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ANALENA HASSBERG, AMERICAN STUDIES & ETHNICITY (COMPLETED 2015)
“Renegade Realities: Food Justice and the Limits to Autonomy in South L.A.”
Associate Professor, Ethnic & Women’s Studies, Cal Poly Pomona
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ORLANDO SERRANO, AMERICAN STUDIES & ETHNICITY (COMPLETED 2014)
“Colonial Brews: Café and Power in the Americas”
Manager, Youth and Teacher Programs, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institute
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CHRISSHONA GRANT NIEVA, AMERICAN STUDIES AND ETHNICITY, USC (COMPLETED 2011)
“This Is My Country: The Use of Blackness in Discourses of Racial Nativism Towards Latino Immigrants"
Lecturer, University of Southern California
 
LORENA MUÑOZ, "GENDER, WOMEN & SEXUALITY STUDIES", USC (COMPLETED 2008)
“Tamales…Elotes…Champurado: The Production of Latin Vending Landscapes in Los Angeles”
Associate Dean for Equity, Inclusion & Engagement
California Lutheran University
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DANIEL HOSANG, AMERICAN STUDIES & ETHNICITY, USC (COMPLETED 2007)
“Racial Propositions: Genteel Apartheid in Postwar California”
Winner of the Ralph Henry Gabriel Dissertation Prize in American Studies
Associate Professor of American Studies and Ethnicity, Race & Migration, Yale University
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RIGOBERTO RODRIGUEZ, GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT, USC (COMPLETED 2007)
“Enterprising Citizenship: Mexican Immigrant Empowerment and Public-Private Partnerships in Santa Ana, California”
Associate Professor, Chicano & Latino Studies, California State University Long Beach
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LAURA BARRACLOUGH, AMERICAN STUDIES & ETHNICITY, USC (COMPLETED 2006)
“Rural Urbanism: Landscape, Land Use Activism, and the Cultural Politics of Suburban Spatial Exclusion”
Sarai K. Ribicoff Associate Professor of American Studies, Yale University
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DONNA HOUSTON, GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT, USC (COMPLETED 2006)
“Topographies of Memory and Power: Environmental Politics, History and Justice at Yucca Mountain”
Lecturer, Environment & Geography, Macquarie University, Australia
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MARY ROCHE, GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT, USC (COMPLETED 2004)
“Unfinished Business: The Production of Resistance to State Violence in Los Angeles & Derry”
Lecturer, Geography, University College Cork, Ireland


CURRENT TEACHING

WE WORK TOGETHER AT THE CRITICAL RACE LAB AT THE GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.


GRADUATE STUDIES
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GENEALOGIES OF ETHNIC STUDIES

RACE, NATURE AND POWER

RACE, SPACE AND POWER
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UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
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ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM

INTRODUCTION TO CHICANX/LATINX STUDIES

RACE, NATURE & POWER