Caucus Chairs
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Chicana
Elisa Facio, Ph.D.
University of Colorado,
Boulder
303.492.6098
Elisa.Facio at Colorado.edu
Maria Eva Valle, Ph.D.
University of Redlands
909.793.2121 ext. 3894
maria_valle at redlands.edu
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COMPAS
Raoul Contreras, Ph.D.
Indiana University Northwest
219.980.6665
rcontrer at iun.edu
bio
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Community
Jose Moreno, M.A.
Northern Arizona University
jose160 at aol.com
bio
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Graduate Student
Samuel Montoya
San Diego State University
xicano25 at hotmail.com
bio |
Joto
Eric-Christopher Garcia
Doctoral Candidate
University of New Mexico
ericg at unm.edu
bio
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K-12
Alfred "Freddie" Porras
Cesar E. Chavez High School
Houston, TX
maestroactivista at sbcglobal.net
bio |
Lesbian
Amelia Maria de la Luz Montes, Ph.D.
University of Nebraska,
Lincoln
402.472.8291
amontes2 at unl.edu
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Student
bio
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Bios
Raoul Contreras recieved Ph.D in Political Science from UCLA in 1993. Wrote his dissertation on "The Ideology of The Political Movement for Chicano Studies." A member of NACCS since 1984, a founding member of the original COMPAS caucus in 1985. NACCS national conference site committee in 1989 (Los Angeles) and 1996 (Chicago). Visiting Assistant lecturer in Chicano Studies at the University of California, Riverside, 1989-1993. Teaches and directs program in Latino Studies at Indiana University Northwest, 1994-2003.
Jose Moreno is a graduate student at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) in the Chicano Studies Dept. He has a BA in History and Chicano Studies from CSUN. Moreno, was a co.-founder of the Committee on Raza Rights and an Editorial Board Member of the Raza Press Association. He has been a community activist for the last nine years in the Oxnard Califas area. Jose has organized and participated in various conferences, forums, marches, and pickets all over Occupied Mexico/Aztlan. He has published various articles and book reviews for student and community publications. He is committed for the development of community-based scholarship in the field of Chicano Studies. Jose's goal is to help to established and developed Chicano and Latino Studies programs around the United States and Latin America.
Incoming Caucus Chairs
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Joto Caucus
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Student Caucus
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Lesbian Caucus
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