National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS)

Join us in previewing graduate work to be presented at

• NACCS Conference 2014 • Salt Lake City, UT •

Fragmented Landscapes in Chicana and Chicano Studies:

Deliberation, Innovation or Extinction?

 

Friday, March 28, 2014
3:00 – 5:00 pm
Cesar Chavez Building, Room 205

 

Recovering the Rain

Andrea Hernandez Holm • Mexican American Studies

 

Emerging Spatial Activism for Low Income Communities:

The ‘Ideal’ Home of Spatially Discriminated Mexican Immigrant Homeowners in Chicago.

Yesenia Andrade • Mexican American Studies

 

Queering Chicano Vato Memory and Desire in Dino Dinco’s “El Abuelo”

Liliana C. González • Spanish and Gender & Women Studies

 

Developing Student Activists at the University of Arizona

Imelda G. Cortez • Center for the Study of Higher Education

 

Re-conceptualizing familia on a College Campus:

Charting La Familia de UCLA and Gay Chicano Student Activism in the 1990s

Juan Ochoa • Gender & Women Studies and  Mexican American Studies

 

Queering the Archive: Standpoint from a Queer Chicana Feminist Archivist

Lizeth Zepeda • Information Resources & Library Science