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Irene E. Vasquez, Ph.D.

Title: Associate Professor, Chicana/o Studies Department

Department: Chicana/o Studies Department

Office: LCH B304
Phone Extension: x3070
Email Username: ivasquez

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Select Conference Papers

  • Author, “From Indigenous to Native Others: The Changing Constructs of Hijos de la Frontera.” Atlantic Studies Seminar, Harvard University, August 2004.  
  • Author, “Aztlan as Depicted in the Nahua Codices and Chronicles,” University of California, Los Angeles, May 15, 2004.  
  •  Author, “The Indigenous Historical Context of Villismo.” Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, November 8, 2003.  
  •  Author, “Indigenous Women in Nueva Vizcaya.”Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies, Tucson, Arizona, March 1, 2001.  
  •  Editor, “Community History as Community Empowerment.” National Association of Chicana/o Studies, Tucson, Arizona, April, 04, 2001.  
  • Author, “ElMovimiento en UCLA: 40 Years of Chicana/o Student Activism.” National Association of Chicana/o Studies, Portland, Oregon, April 26, 2000.  
  •  Author, "Pobladores negros y mulatos en Alta California: La población afro-mexicana en San José and Santa Bárbara y Los Angeles." Presented at Quinto Encuentro Afro-Mexicanista, Morelia, Michoacán, October 26, 1995.  

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