Resume

• 2010

  Ph.D.

  Graduate study centers on research and writing skills.

  Chicana/o Studies

  Feminist Studies Doctoral Emphasis

  Women of Color in Academia\nChicana/o Studies Graduate Students Association\nWomen of Color Revolutionary Dialogues\nGraduate Student Colectiva

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

• 2006

  MA

  Student centered seminars

  academic writing and research

  collaborative projects

  time management

  grant writing and fundraising

  ethical scholarship

  Chicana/o Studies

  Women of Color in Academia

  Women of Color Revolutionary Dialogues

  Graduate Student Colectiva

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

• 1998

  BA

  English Literature

  Longhorn Singers

  The University of Texas at Austin

• Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center

  California Certified Crisis Intervention Counselor

  Victim Advocate

  Weekend Hotline Assistant

  Teaching

  Nonprofits

  Community Outreach

  Qualitative Research

  Literature

  Writing

  Gender Studies

  University Teaching

  Editing

  Curriculum Development

  Politics

  Grant Writing

  Student Development

  Diversity Training

  Tutoring

  Social Justice

  Research

  Public Speaking

  Higher Education

  Event Planning

  Book Review of Virginia Grise and Irma Mayorga's The Panza Monologues

  2nd Edition

  Book Review of Virginia Grise and Irma Mayorga's The Panza Monologues

  2nd Edition

  Healing Our Wounds Through Our Words: Anzaldúa

  Violence

  and Storytelling

  Adrianna Michelle

  Santos

  UC Santa Barbara Feminist Studies Department

  Texas A&M University-San Antonio

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

  UCSB Women's Center

  I facilitated discussion sections

  grade research papers and mentor students.

  UC Santa Barbara

  Graduate Intern

  I plan and facilitate event programming with a special interest in outreach to women of color

  graduate students and international students.

  UCSB Women's Center

  Ph.D. Candidate

  I filed my dissertation

  \"Radical Storytelling: Reading Chicana Survival Narratives\" in December 2014 about the transformative potentials of social protest literature.

  University of California

  Santa Barbara

  Assistant Professor

  Texas A&M University-San Antonio

  Lecturer

  Multiethnic Literature\nLatina/o Literature\n20th Century Literature\nEarly American Literature\nComposition\nTeaching Literature (cross-listed with Education course) \nTopics in Literature (Graduate level course)

  Texas A&M University-San Antonio

  Teaching Associate

  I am the instructor of record for summer courses in Chicana/o Studies Department.

  UC Santa Barbara

  Feminist Pedagogy Coordinator (Lead TA)

  I planned and facilitated feminist pedagogy sessions.

  UC Santa Barbara Feminist Studies Department

  Modern Language Association