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ALEMAN,
Jesse (English), Chicana/o writers. Critical theory.
ANDRE,
Laura (Art History), Queer theory, and gender/sexuality
issues in visual culture, photo history in general of American
post-war period, modern and contemporary European cultural
studies.
ARCHULETA,
Elizabeth (English), Contemporary Indigenous women's,
literature Indigenous women's sociopolitical activism and
nationalism
ATKESON,
Lonna (Political Science), My areas of specialty
include elections, campaigns, public opinion, political behavior,
the media, political psychology, state politics, political
attitudes and gender politics.
AXELROD,
Melissa (Linguistics), Language and gender, women
and language revitalization program, women and literacy. General
linguistics and Native American languages.
BAACKMANN,
Susanne (Foreign Literatures & Languages), Post-1945
German women's lit, issues of memory and commemoration, ecriture
feminine, and imaginings of femininity in textual and visual
material, as well as the Holocaust.
BEENE,
Lynndianne (English), Areas of expertise: English
Language Theory, Technical/Professional Writing, and Contemporary
Literature.
BUICK,
Kirsten (Art History), Art of the U.S. from colonial
to mid-20th century; African American art; women as patrons
and subjects of art; critical race, gender, class theory;
popular culture, and colonial British American portraits.
CHAVEZ,
Lisa (English), Chicana writers.
CHEEK,
Pamela (Foreign Literature & Language), European
History of Sexuality, the British and French Enlightenments,
Contemporary Critical Theory.
CRAMER,
Janet (Communication and Journalism), gender, race,
and class in media, women's history, critical cultural theory,
intersection of feminism and postcolonialism
CYRINO,
Monica Silveira (Classics), Ancient Greek & Roman
Poetry, especially erotic poetry. Classics & Popular Culture,
especially cinema that reconstructs the ancient world.
DAMICO,
Helen (English), Viking and Anglo-Saxon Women.
DENETDALE,
Jennifer (History), History of Native and Navajo
women, with interest in American colonialism, Indian nationalisms,
and gender. Native American oral traditions.
Donovan,
Leslie A. (University Honors), Women Saints' Lives,
Old English
Literature, Tolkien Studies, Medieval Women, Celtic Studies,
Old
Norse/Icelandic Literature.
DURAN,
Bonnie, American Indian women's mental health, and
the effects of trauma on mental health. Theoretically, public
health theories of health problem etiology and change theories
commonly used in "social ecologic framework" for
assessing HIV/AIDS and violence literature regarding American
Indian; "historical trauma" and its effect on health.
FOSS,
Karen (Communication & Journalism), Feminist
perspectives on communication, rhetoric, feminist rhetorical
theories, gender and communication, women's movements/social
movements, with current project on social change, focusing
on various feminist activists who have adopted different approaches
to change from what they started out with.
GALVAN,
Ruth Trinidad (Language, Literacy & Sociocultural
Studies), My research and work surround popular education
programs and work with Mexico rural women and the effects
globalization and transmigration have on Mexican rural communities.
My work in this area is informed and shaped by feminist research
and a mujerista lens.
GAUDERMAN,
Kimberly (History), Women, gender, and ethno-history
in pre-conquest and colonial Mexico and South America.
GODFREY,
Anne (Landscape Architecture), My work in representation
focuses on the impact of photographic representation on how
we design for the landscape. I also teach design studios,
theory, and courses in representation such as media, digital
media and photography.
HOUSTON,
Gail (English), 19th century British women writers,
the Brontës, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Margaret Oliphant,
Queen Victoria, Mary Elizabeth Braddon. Cultural Studies,
feminism, bits of Marxism.
Hutchison,
Elizabeth (History), Her book on women and work in
early 20th-century Chile, entitled Labors Appropriate to their
Sex: Gender Labor, and Politics in Urban Chile, 1900-1930
was published by Duke University Press in 2001. She has worked
extensively with the Ford Foundation as a consultant on projects
related to human rights and women’s studies in Latin
America. Her current research examines domestic service in
twentieth-century Chile.
ISAAC,
Claudia (Architecture & Planning), Gender and
development; globalization and the feminization of labor;
conceptualizing women's agency in the face of capitalist penetration
and globalization; "international division of labor";
women working for multinational corporations in Mexico.
JOHN-STEINER,
Vera P. (Language Literacy & Sociocultural),
My primary area is psycho linguistics with a focus on the
relationship of language to thought and language acquisition.
In the last 20 years I have written two books and a number
of articles in the area of creativity; some of which focus
on the challenges women face as creative contributors. Theoretically,
my approach is a cultural historical one which views human
development as an interaction of social and individual processes.
JUSSAWALLA,
Feroza (English), Post-colonial women writers.
KELLS,
Michelle (English), Feminist Rhetorics (with particular
emphasis on the rhetorics of women of color). Peace Studies,
Women and Discourses of Healing (rhetorical examination of
discourses of women victims in recovery from violence, sexual
abuse, political, social, and professional discrimination).
LAMPELA,
Laurel (Educational Specialties), Issues of sexual
identity in art curricula, more specifically addressing lesbian
and gay artists and issues in the secondary art classroom.
Teaches 'Art and Feminism' and 'Sexual Identity in Art and
Art Education’; works on digital art (digital drawing
and digital collage).
LAMPHERE,
Louise (Anthropology), Women and work, working families,
urban anthropology, anthropology and policy, medical anthropology.
LANCASTER,
Jane (Anthropology), Human reproductive biology and
behavior, human sex roles, primate social behavior.
LOPEZ,
Kim (Spanish & Portuguese), Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century
Latin American Narrative.
LOPEZ,
Nancy (Sociology), Race-gender; race-gender &
education; Latinas; currently evaluating family centers run
by parents, mostly Latina/Hispanic women at junior high schools
as a part of the ENLACE program.
LOUGH,
Nancy (Physical Performance & Development), Women
and sport, women's leadership of sport organizations, marketing
women's sport including corporate sponsorships and endorsements.
LUBIN,
Alex (American Studies), African American Studies,
racial formations, intersections of race and sexuality, the
history and politics of interracial intimacy, comparative
colonialism.
MALOOF,
Judy (Spanish & Portuguese), I specialize in
contemporary Latin American narrative. My research interests
include the study of Latin American and Chicana women authors.
I am the author of two books, Over Her Dead Body: The Construction
of Male Subjectivity in Onetti and Voices of Resistance: Testimonies
of Cuban and Chilean Women.
MARSHALL,
Diane (Biology), My expertise is in plant ecology.
Specifically, I work in plant reproductive ecology, studying
patterns of mating and their consequences in plants.
MCFARLANE,
Deborah (Political Science), Reproductive health
and population policies and politics including birth control
and abortion.
NIHLEN,
Ann (Language, Literature, and Sociocultural), Sex,
race and class studies in education; oral history study of
the founders of Women Studies program at UNM.
NOLL,
Elizabeth (Language, Literature, and Sociocultural),
Women and writing. Currently conducting a study on the writing
lives of women scholars.
OBERMEIER,
Anita (English), Authorial strategies of female medieval
mystics; representations of medieval women; the history of
fertility and sterility in the Middle Ages. Images of Women
in Middle English.
RACK,
Christine, Conflict resolution, law, race-ethnicity
& gender; gender in mediation and negotiation; relationship
between war / violence and gender; 'women & work'; 'dynamics
of prejudice' discussing discrimination/stereotypes, the whole
range of social science perspectives on our situation as women.
REBOLLEDO,
Tey Diana (Spanish & Portuguese), Latin American
women writers, Chicana writers
RODRÍGUEZ,
Ilia (Communication and Journalism), She teaches
news writing and reporting, multiculturalism and media, and
qualitative research methods. Her areas of research include
the historical and comparative analysis of news discourse
on ethnic minorities and the role of journalism in the construction
of social knowledge about cultural diversity.
SCHARFF,
Virginia (History), U.S. women's history, gender
and environmental history.
SHIGEKUNI,
Julie (English), Asian American women writers.
SLAUGHTER,
Jane Women and Gender History -- survey courses;
specialized topics; Women, War and Revolution and Women and
the Military/Militarism primarily focused on 19th and 20th
C., geographically, broadly comparative; Gender and Memory.
TIANO,
Susan (Sociology), Gender and development; globalization
and the feminization of labor; conceptualizing women's agency
in the face of capitalist penetration and globalization; "international
division of labor"; women working for multinational corporations
in Mexico.
TORRES,
Hector (English), Chicano/a writers.
WOODWARD,
Carolyn, Enlightenment Studies, Development of Fiction
18th Century, British women writers17th/18th century. Theoretical
approaches: Feminist, Cultural, Lit History, Gender. Sarah
Fielding; 18th-century avant-garde fiction.
ARCHULETA, Elizabeth, Contemporary Indigenous
women's, literature Indigenous women's sociopolitical activism
and nationalism.
DENETDALE, Jennifer, History
of Native and Navajo women, with interest in American colonialism,
Indian nationalisms, and gender. Native American oral traditions.
DURAN, Bonnie, American
Indian women's mental health, and the effects of trauma on
mental health, health problem etiology and change theories
commonly used in "social ecologic framework" for
assessing HIV/AIDS and violence literature regarding American
Indian; "historical trauma" and its effect on health.
ALEMAN, Jesse (English)
CHAVEZ, Lisa. (English)
TORRES, Hector (Hector)
REBOLLEDO, Tey Diana (Spanish & Portuguese)
ANDRE, Laura (Art History)
BAACKMANN, Susanne, Post-1945
German women's lit, issues of memory and commemoration, ecriture
feminine, and imaginings of femininity in textual and visual
material, as well as the Holocaust.
HOUSTON, Gail (English)
WOODWARD, Carolyn (English)
Jesse Aleman, Chicana/o writers
ARCHULETA, Elizabeth, Contemporary
Indigenous women's, literature Indigenous women's sociopolitical
activism and nationalism. Indigenous research methodologies
(esp. Linda Tuhiwai Smith's Decolonizing Methodologies), Indigenous
philosophies/intellectual traditions (including Pacific Islander/Maori)
Law and southwest Indigenous literatures in the following
areas: Decolonization; Indigenous philosophies/intellectual
traditions (including Pacific Islander/Maori); Indigenous
identity issues.
CHAVEZ, Lisa, Chicana writers
KELLS, Michelle, Feminist
Rhetorics (with particular emphasis on the rhetorics of women
of color). Peace Studies, Women and Discourses of Healing
(rhetorical examination of discourses of women victims in
recovery from violence, sexual abuse, political, social, and
professional discrimination).
REBOLLEDO, Tey Diana (Spanish
& Portuguese)
SHIGEKUNI, Julie, Asian American women writers.
TORRES, Hector, Chicana/o writers
DAMICO, Helen, Viking Women.
HOUSTON, Gail, 19th century
British Women Writers, the Brontes, Elizabeth Barrett Browning,
Margaret Oliphant, Queen Victoria, Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
Cultural Studies, feminism, bits of Marxism.
OBERMEIER, Anita. Authorial
strategies of female medieval mystics; representations of
medieval women; the history of fertility and sterility in
the Middle Ages. Images of Women in Middle English.
WOODWARD, Carolyn, Enlightenment
Studies, Development of Fiction 18th Century, British women
writers 17th/18th century. Theoretical approaches: Feminist,
Cultural, Lit History, Gender. Sarah Fielding; 18th-century
avant-garde fiction.
JUSSAWALLA, Feroza, post-colonial women
writers, Muslim Women Writers, Women Writers of India.
NOCENTELLI-TRUETT, Carmen, Cross-cultural
contacts and early modern colonial discourses, drama, travel
literature, and epic poetry
BAACHMANN, Susanne (FLL) (post-1945 German
women's lit)
KOLCHEVSKA, Natasha
REBOLLEDO, Tey Diana
BAACHMANN, Susanne (ecriture feminine)
CHEEK, Pamela Cheek (FLL)
HOUSTON, Gail (English) (Feminist theory for
undergraduates)
MALOOF, Judy Maloof (Spanish & Port)
WOODWARD, Carolyn, (English)COLONIZATION/DECOLONIZATION
DENETDALE, Jennifer (History) American colonialism
ARCHULETA, Elizabeth (English)GENDER/SEXUALITY
ANDRE, Laura (Visual Culture) Art History
DENETDALE, Jennifer (History) Gender
DURAN, Bonnie
BAAChMANN, Susanne (FLL)
ARCHULETA, Elizabeth, (English) (Contemporary
Indigenous women's literature, sociopolitical activism and
nationalism; Indigenous research methodologies; Indigenous
philosophies/intellectual traditions (including Pacific Islander/Maori);
Indigenous philosophies/intellectual traditions (including
Pacific Islander/Maori) Indigenous identity issues
ARCHULETA, Elizabeth (English) (research in law and southwest)
ARCHULETA, Elizabeth (English)
DENETDALE, Jennifer (History) of Native and
Navajo women; Indian nationalisms, and gender.
ANDRE, Laura (Art History)
ANDRE, Laura (Art History)
Lopez, Nancy (Sociology)
BAACHMANN, Susanne (FLL) (issues of memory
and commemoration, issues of memory and commemoration, and
imaginings of femininity in textual and visual material,)
BAACHMANN, Susanne (FLL) ( post-1945 German women's lit)
DAMICO, Helen (English)
BAACHMANN, Susanne (FLL) imaginings of femininity in textual
and visual material
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