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CURRICULUM VITAE
Deena J. González
Chair, Department of Chicana/o Studies
Director, American Cultures Program
One LMU Drive, UNH Suite 4400
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles, CA 90045
email:
(310)338-1958
PERSONAL
Date of Birth: August 25, 1952
Place of Birth: Hatch, New Mexico
Languages: English, Spanish, French/Portuguese (reading)
EDUCATION
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, History (1985)
Dissertation: "The Spanish-Mexican Women of Santa
Fe: Patterns of their Resistance and Accommodation,
1820-1880"
M.A. University of California, Berkeley, History (1976)
B.A. New Mexico State University (1974)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2001- Chair and Professor,Department of Chicano/a Studies, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles
2005-06 Director, American Cultures Program, LMU
2002-03 Interim Co-Director, American Cultures Program,LMU
2001 Summer Session, Visiting Professor, César Chávez
Center, UCLA
1991-01 Associate Professor, History/Chicano Studies,
Pomona College
1996-97 Fellow, Institute of American Cultures, Chicano Studies Research Center, UCLA and Visiting Lecturer, The César Chávez Center, UCLA
1993-96 Chair of the Intercollegiate Department of Chicano Studies, Claremont Colleges
1992 Fall, Visiting Associate Professor, Chicano
Studies, UCSB
1991-92 Visiting Associate Professor, History/Women's Studies, University of New Mexico
1985-91 Assistant Professor of History/Chicano Studies,
Pomona College
1990 Spring, Acting Chair, Chicano Studies, Claremont
1989 Spring, Visiting Assistant Professor, CMC
1988 The National Faculty, Evergreen State College
1987-88 Visiting Scholar, Center for Latin American Studies,
UC Berkeley
1987-88 Ford Foundation Minority Post-doctoral Fellowship
1986 Summer, Visiting Assistant Professor, UC Berkeley
1983-85 Instructor of History/Chicano Studies, Pomona College
1982-83 Visiting Lecturer, Department of Ethnic Studies,
Assistant Coordinator, Center for Latin American
Studies, UC Berkeley
HONORS, AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS
2007: LMU Summer Research Grant, manuscript, “Nuevomejicanas
Bequeath”
2006: Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Religious Thought and Practice
Project
2006: Transforming the Curriculum Project (course revision)
2004: Academic Technology Award, LMU (summer grant)
2002: Herstory Award, Faculty Recipient, LMU
2002: LMU Summer Research Grant, manuscript, “Lupe’s Song”
2001: UCSB Friends-of-the-Library, Travel Grant
2001: Living U.S. Women’s History: Voices from the Field, Sophia
Smith Collection, Smith College, Oral History Interview
1999: Historical Consultant,Emmy-award recipient,“The U.S.-Mexican War Series," PBS(KERA/Dallas), Best Historical Programming
1996-97:Institute of American Cultures, UCLA Fellowship
1996: Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Literary Project, grant
1996: Summer Undergraduate Research Grant (SURP), Pomona College
1993-94:Ford Foundation Course Development Grant, Pomona College
1994-2000: Who's Who of American Women (Marquis)
1990: Hewlett Summer Research Grant, Pomona College
1989-90: NEH Summer Research Grant for Students, Pomona College
1986/87/88/89: Mary E. LaFetra Summer Research Awards,
Pomona College
1988-89: Co-Chair, Ford Foundation Fellows Conference
1987-88: National Research Council, Ford Foundation Fellowship
1987: Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, declined
1981-82: President, Graduate Assembly, UC Berkeley
1978-79;80-81: Ottilie R. Schubert Fellow, UC Berkeley, History
MEMBERSHIPS AND APPOINTMENTS
New Mexico Digital History Project, Editorial-advisory Board
Program Consultant, Film Adviser, “Transforming America,” Dallas
Community College District, Distance Learning, 2004, 2000
Lora Romero Book Prize Committee, American Studies Association,
2003
American Historical Association, Program Committee, AHA Annual Meeting, 2002
Program Consultant, Film Adviser, Project on Padre Martínez of
Taos, Paul Espinosa, Producer, 2000
Program Consultant, PBS/KERA (Dallas), U.S.-Mexican War Series,
1996-98
Editorial Board, Aztlan: A Journal of Chicano Studies, 1997-00
Women of the West Museum, Advisory Board, Denver, Colorado
Program in Collegiate Scholars in History, Advisor, University of
Florida, 1990
Tomás Rivera Center Summer Dissertation Workshop, Advisor, 1989-95
Committee on Minority Historians, American Historical Association
Organization of American Historians
National Association of Chicano Studies
American Studies Association
Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS), Co-founder
Editorial Board, Signs, 1986-90
Reviewer for: National Research Council/Ford Foundation Fellowships, American Council of Learned Societies Fellowships, NEH Fellowships (Panelist)
The National Faculty, appointed, 1989
SCHOLARSHIP
Monographs
Refusing the Favor: The Spanish-Mexican Women of Santa Fe,
1820-1880 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1999)
Book Manuscripts in Progress
Dictionary of Latinas in the United States, Editor and Compiler
Nuevomejicanas Bequeath: New Mexican Women’s Wills, 1750-1890
Lupe's Song: On the Origins of Mexican Woman-hating in the U.S.
Editorships
Co-Editor-in-Chief with Suzanne Oboler, Encyclopedia of Latinos
and Latinas in the United States (New York: Oxford University Press, 4 Vols.,2005)
Series Co-editor (with Antonia Castañeda, Chicana Matters Series (Austin: University of Texas Press). Projected books, 15 volumes: 6 published, 5 forthcoming, 4 under review
Articles, Published Lectures, Commentaries, Conference Proceedings
Invited or completed (forthcoming):
"Chicana Studies: Adding Sexuality to Race, Class, and Gender,"
Julian Samora Research Institute (JSRI), Maxine Baca Zinn and Refugio Rochín, Eds. Michigan State University, East Lansing,
Michigan, Julian Samora Institute Publications
“Gay and Lesbian Latino Organizations,” Yvette Saavedra with Deena
J. González, in John Hawley, ed. Encyclopedia of
Homosexuality (Westport, Conn. and London: Greenwood Press)
Published:
“Surveying the Western History Association: Who’s WHA? Patterns of
Exclusion,” Western Historical Quarterly 38 (Autumn, 2007)
“A Life of Service: Remembrances From a Teacher’s Daughter,”
Dossier Section, Aztlán (Spring, 2006)
“History Practice Roundtable: Embracing Equity: Discussing
Inequity,” Response to Linda Kerber, Journal of Women’s
History, 18:1 (Spring, 2006)
“Rodolfo F. Acuña,” Encyclopedia Entry with Yvette Saavedra, in Suzanne Oboler and Deena J. González, Editors-in-Chief, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States, Vol. 1, (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005)
“DQ University,” Encyclopedia Entry in Suzanne Oboler and Deena J. González, Editors-in-Chief, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States, Vol. 1, (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005)
“Latino Identities and Ethnicities,” Encyclopedia Entry by Suzanne Oboler with Deena J. González, et.al. in Suzanne Oboler and Deena J. González, Editors-in-Chief, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States, Vol. 3, (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005)
“Marianismo” Encyclopedia Entry in Suzanne Oboler and Deena J. González, Editors-in-Chief, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States, Vol. 3, (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005)
“Widowhood,” Encyclopedia Entry in Suzanne Oboler and Deena J. González, Editors-in-Chief, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Latinos and Latinas in the United States, Vol. 4, (New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 2005)
“Gertrudis Barceló: La Tules of Image and Reality,” in Vicki
Ruiz and Virginia Sánchez-Korrol, eds. Latina Legacies
(New York: Oxford University Press), 2005 (Reprinted
and Revised)
"Malinche Triangulated, Historically Speaking," in Rolando Romero and Amanda Harris, eds. Feminism, Nation and Myth:
La Malinche (Houston: Arte Público Press), 2005
“Internal Colonialism,” Encyclopedia entry in New Dictionary of
The History of Ideas (Farmington Hills,MI: Charles Scribner’s
Sons), 2004
“Lupe’s Song: On the Origins of Mexican Woman-hating in the U.S.,”
Revised in Alicia Gaspar de Alba, Ed. Velvet Barrios (New
York: Palgrave:Macmillan),2003
Commentary/Response: “Enclaves y Transgresiones: Historical and
Contemporary Considerations in Pedro Cabán’s ‘Three Decades,”
Inaugural Issue: Latino Studies, 1,2003
“Gender on the Borderlands:Re-textualizing the Classics,” in
Special Issue, Frontiers: A Journal of Women’s Studies
Antonia Castañeda and Sue Armitage, Eds. 2003
"Juanotilla of Cochiti, Vecina and Coyota: Nuevomexicanas
in the Eighteenth Century," in Richard Etulain, Ed. New
Mexican Lives: Profiles and Historical Stories(Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press),2002
"Chicana Identity Matters," The Chicano Studies Reader: An
Anthology of Aztlán, 1970-2000. UCLA Chicano Studies
Research Center, 2001. (Reprint)
"Lupe's Song: On the Origins of Mexican/Woman-Hating in the United States," in Curtis Stokes, Theresa Meléndez, Genice Rhodes- Reed, Eds. Race in 21st Century America (East Lansing: Michigan State University, 2001).
"On the Lives of Women and Children in the Aftermath of the U.S.- Mexican War," in John Bloom, Ed. The Treaty of Guadalupe
-Hidalgo: Its Impact in New Mexico (Las Cruces: Doña Ana
County Historical Society and Yucca Tree Press, 1999).
"The Travail of War: Women and Children in the Years After the
U.S.-Mexican War," September,1998, printed at: www.pbs.org/
Kera/U.S.Mexican war
"The Unmarried Women of Santa Fe," in Zaragoza Vargas, Ed.
Major Problems in Mexican-American History, Houghton-Mifflin, 1999.
"La Tules of Santa Fe," in Zaragoza Vargas,Ed. Major Problems in Mexican-American History, Houghton-Mifflin, 1999.
"Speaking Secrets: Living Chicana Theory," Carla Trujillo, Ed. Living Chicana Theory, Third Woman Press, 1997.
"A Resituated West: Johnson's Re-gendered, re-racialized Perspective," Clyde Milner III, Ed. A New Significance: Re- envisioning the History of the American West, Oxford University Press, 1996.
"Chicana Identity Matters," Antonia Darder, Ed.
Culture and Difference: Critical Perspectives on
the Bicultural Experience, Bergin and Garvey, 1995. Reprinted in Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies, V.22, No.2, 1997.
Reprinted in The Chicano Studies Reader: An Anthology of
Aztlán, 1970-2000.
"From La Leyenda Negra to La Tules," Gene Autry Museum
Publications, The Mask of Zorro: Mexican Americans
in Popular Media, 1994.
"La Tules of Image and Reality," in Beatriz Pesquera and
Adela de la Torre, Eds. Building With Our Hands: New
Directions in Chicana Studies, Univ. of California
Press, 1993. Reprinted in Ellen DuBois and Vicki Ruiz,
Eds. Unequal Sisters, 2nd ed., Routledge, 1994.
"Gender Relations in the Spanish Borderlands," Encyclopedia
of the North American Colonies, Scribner's, 1994.
"Old Age and Death: The Spanish Borderlands," Encyclopedia
of the North American Colonies, Scribner's, 1994.
"Encountering Columbus: A Lecture," in Teresa Cordova, ed.,
Chicano Studies: Critical Connection Between Research
and Community, National Association of Chicano Studies
Publications, 1992.
"Malinche as Lesbian," California Sociologist, Special Issue,
Culture and Conflict in the Academy: Testimonies from
the War Zone, Volume 14, Winter/Summer, 1991.
"The Rose Report and Beyond," AHA Publication Series, pamphlet
1990.
"The Widowed Women of Santa Fe: Assessments on the Lives of an
Unmarried Population, 1850-1880," in Arlene Scadron, Ed.
On Their Own: Widowhood and Aging in the American Southwest,
University of Illinois, 1988; reprinted in Ellen DuBois and
Vicki Ruiz, Eds. Unequal Sisters, 1st ed., Routledge, 1990; reprinted in Antoinette Sedillo López, Latina Issues:
Fragments of Historia (Ella) (Herstory), New York: Garland
Publishing, Inc., 1995.
"Chicano Studies and La Chicana," in Alfredo González and
David Sandoval,Eds. A Symposium on Chicano Studies, Loyola
Marymount University, 1988.
"Commentary: Assessments on Intercultural, Cross-cultural
Relations," in Lillian Schlissel, Vicki L. Ruiz, and
Janice Monk, Eds. Western Women: Their Lands, Their Lives,
University of New Mexico, 1988.
"Commentary: Chicana Feminism," in Unsettled Issues, pamphlet, Mujeres en Marcha, Eds. UC Berkeley Graduate Assembly, 1983.
Drafted Articles (in progress):
“Reading Their Lives: The Wills of Women Named Juana,
Manuela, Eduarda, Juanotilla and Rafaela"
“Negotiating Mexicanness"
Book Reviews
“The Medicine of Memory: A Mexica Clan in California; In Search
of Naunny’s Grave: Age, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity in an
American Family; Return to Aztlan: A Journey into an
Ancestral Past,” Latino Studies 2006, 4, (192-195).
Ross Frank’s “From Settler to Citizen: New Mexican Economic
Development and the Creation of Vecino Society, 1750-1820,”
Journal of American Ethnic History, fall, 2002.
"Carl Gutiérrez-Jones' Rethinking the Borderlands: Between Chicano Culture and Legal Discourse," The Latino Review of Books, Spring, 1996.
"Masquerades," Outlook, winter, 1992.
"Thomas Sheridan's Los Tucsonenses," The Pacific Historical
Review, and in the National Association of Chicano Studies,
Conference Proceedings, 1987.
"Sylvia Arrom, The Women of Mexico City," book review, Journal
of Social History, 1986.
RADIO, INTERVIEWS, OR TAPED COMMENTARIES
KTLA Special Program, Interview by Lynette Romero, Journalist, Los Angeles, CA October 9, 2005.
“Transforming America: U.S. History Since 1877,” Video/distance learning (Interview:19th Century U.S. History) Dallas Telelearning, Dallas Community College, 2005.
“Shaping Lives,” Interview. Dallas Community College Series, History of the U.S., 2001.
"Living U.S. Women’s History: Voices from the Field, 1960-2000," in Oral History Archival Project, U.S. Women's History, Sofia Smith Collections, Smith College. Sherrill Redmon, Kathryn Kish Sklar and Mary Rothschild, 2001-02 (one of ninety-five historians interviewed).
Interview in “Mapping Intellectual/Political Foundations and
Future Self Critical Directions,” Margaret E. Montoya, University of Miami Law Review, July, 1999.
"Talk of the Nation," National Public Radio, Ray Súarez, Moderator, Dallas, Texas, 1998.
"The Travails of War," Susan Schewe, Producer, KERA/Dallas, 1998.
"The Aftermath of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo," KNMSU, Las Cruces, New Mexico, Tomás Smith, Interviewer, 1998.
"America's Landscape: Surveying 500 Years of Change," Marc Lipshitz, Producer, MediaWorks, Bethesda, Maryland, 1997.
"Commemorating Charter Day at UCB," Berkeley, Keynote Student Speaker, UCB, April, 1982.
SELECTED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND KEYNOTE ADDRESSES
2007: AHA, American Historical Association, Response to “Linda
Kerber on ‘Women in the Historical Profession,’ Atlanta
(in absentia)
2007: LMU, Comparative Drama Conference, Introducer, Plenary
2006: Ford Foundation Fellows Conference, “On Teaching,” Panel
Washington, D.C. (in absentia)
2006: WHA, Western History Association, “Interpreting the Survey
on the WHA,” Panel Discussant
2006: Freshmen Orientation Keynote Address, LMU
2006: Latino Scholars Day, LMU, Keynote Address
2005: Berkshire Women’s History Conference, Chair, Panel
2005: UCLA, “Sleepy Lagoon Conference,” Presenter
2005: CSUDH, “Chicanas in Academe” Address
2005: UCLA, “Chicano Manual of Style,” Conference, Presenter
2005: UTSA, Women’s History Week, “Stories of our Academic Lives”
2004: Dean’s Colloquium, LMU, “Lupe’s Song”
2004: Univ. of Colorado, Boulder, “On Mexican Woman-hating”
2004: CSULA, “On Latina Butch/Femme”
2004: NACCS, “The Albuquerque Conference/Workshop of 1990”
2004: UCSB, “Revisiting a Survey: On Latina Butch/Femme”
2003: Closing Plenary Address, MALCS, San Antonio
2003: Keynote Address, Raza Graduation, UC, Berkeley
2003: CSULB, “On Women Named Juana, Manuela, Eduarda and
Juanotilla”
2002: Latino Studies Journal, Inaugural Conference, “Commentary: Pedro Caban’s Survey of the Status of Latino/a Studies
Programs,” Chicago: Univ. of Illinois
2002: East Los Angeles CC Lecture, “Women’s Wills from New
Mexico”
2002: Univ. of Houston, Chicana History Workshop, Commentator
2001: WHA( Western History Association Meetings ),San Diego, "Status of Chicanas in the Profession"
2001: MALCS (Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social), CSU,
Northridge, Keynote Address, Summer Institute
2001: Gene Autry Museum, Seeking El Dorado: African-Americans in
Far West, panelist, Los Angeles
2001: Otro Corazón: Queering the Art of Aztlan, closing address, UCLA