Resume

• 2007

  UC Santa Cruz

  Coordinadora Regional de Investigaciones Economicas y Sociales (CRIES)

  UC Santa Cruz

  Director of International Programs

  Hispanics in Philanthropy

  City college of San Francisco

  50 Phelan Avenue. S186. San Francisco Ca. 94112

  I teach courses in Latin America and Latino Studies. Among the course I teach are: Government and Politics of Latin America

  Modern History of Latin America

  Drug Wars in the Americas

  Latin American Workers in the Americas

  Mexican American history

  Latino/a Diaspora: The Impact of Latinos living in the United States.

  Professor

  Managua

  Nicaragua

  Coordinadora Regional de Investigaciones Economicas y Sociales (CRIES)

  Program Coordinator

  Hispanics in Philanthropy

  Lecturer

  Latina/o Studies Department

  San Francisco State University

• 2003

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program

  PhD candidate in politics. My dissertation project explores the construction of a Sandinista political identity in Nicaragua. Using the politics of memory as a conceptual framework

  this project seeks to explain how the Sandinista Front for National Liberation (FSLN) in Nicaragua constructed its political identity by keeping the memories of the heroes and martyrs of the revolution alive and by mobilizing what they called mistica revolucionaria in order to expand its social base from a small group of militantes to a mass based revolutionary party. By constantly mobilizing its political identity the FSLN has been successful in maintaining most of its social base intact in spite of internal divisions and external pressures for the past twenty years.

  Politics

  University of California

  Santa Cruz

• 2000

  Universidad Centroamericana

  Managua

  Universidad Centroamericana

  Managua

  American Federation of Teachers-AFT 2121

  Executive Board Member

• 1998

  English

  Spanish

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Latin American Studies

  Ohio University

• 1993

  Lowell High School

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  International Relations and Affairs

  San Francisco State University

• 1990

  City College of San Francisco

• Latin American Studies

  The Center for International Studies at Ohio University invites applications for its MA program in Latin American Studies for the 2016-17 academic year.

  Latin American Studies

  UC Santa Cruz - Politics

  The UC Santa Cruz Politics Department: Committed to empirical and theoretical research situated in history and culture

  UC Santa Cruz - Politics

  Latin American & Latino/a Studies

  Welcome to the Latin American and Latino/a Studies Department (LALS) at City College of San Francisco. The LALS department offers courses in two distinct fields: the study of Latin America and the Latino/a experience in the United States. The LALS curriculum includes courses in Arts

  Humanities

  as well as Behavioral and Social Sciences.

  Latin American & Latino/a Studies

  Welcome to International Relations at SF State University

  IR prepares students with knowledge and critical skills to meet the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly changing world. International Relations draws from a variety of disciplines and methods to study global issues and the interactions of governments

  global institutions

  and social movements worldwide.

  Welcome to Latina/Latino Studies - Latina/Latino Studies - College of Ethnic Studies - San Francisco State University

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  Welcome to Latina/Latino Studies - Latina/Latino Studies - College of Ethnic Studies - San Francisco State University

  Latin American and Latino Studies

  Learn about the doctoral program in Latin American and Latino Studies at UCSC - the 1st of its kind in the world APPLY TODAY

  Latin American and Latino Studies

  Research

  Misrepresenting Sandinista Politics

  Hector Perla

  Misrepresenting Sandinista Politics

  Jared Bibler

  Hector Perla

  The New Latin American Left: Cracks in the Empire. Rowman and Littlefield

  From Guerrilla to Government: The Continued Relevance of the Central American Left.

  Los Nicaraguenses en Miami: Forjando una Politica Transnacional

  Marco

  Mojica

  San Francisco State University

  Hispanics in Philanthropy

  Hispanics in Philanthropy

  City college of San Francisco