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AMERICAN STUDIES
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Teri Ann Bengiveno
American Studies
San Jose State University
Teri Ann Bengiveno is a scholar of American studies, gender studies, and women's studies and is co-chair of the National Women's Studies Women's Spirituality Task Force. Find out more·
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Soo-Young Chin
Anthropology
University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Soo-Young Chin is a scholar of Asian American studies and oral history and curated the ReViewing Our Past: Finding Family Stories exhibit at the Korean American Museum. Find out more·
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David Dunaway
English
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
David Dunaway is a scholar of English and oral history and produced the radio program on Aldous Huxley's Brave New Worlds. Find out more·
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Paul Espinosa
Espinosa Productions
San Diego
Paul Espinosa is an independent filmmaker who specializes in making documentary and dramatic films focused on the US-Mexico border region. Find out more·
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Kip Fulbeck
Art Studio
University of California, Santa Barbara
Kip Fulbeck is an artist and cultural scholar specializing in Asian American studies and multiracial identity. Find out more·
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Anthea Marie Hartig
History
University of California, Riverside
Anthea Hartig is a scholar of California studies and architectural history, specializing in the historic build environment, and has given numerous lectures on the citrus culture of Southern California. Find out more·
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Kevin Hearle
San Mateo
Kevin Hearle is a scholar of literature and California studies and has written articles and given lectures on John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath. Find out more·
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William Henry Issel
History
San Francisco State University
William Issel is a scholar of California political culture and local history and is co-author of San Francisco, Politics, Power and Urban Development. Find out more·
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Linda L. Ivey
History
Trinity-in-San Francisco
Linda Ivey is a scholar of multiculturalism and the environment and co-authored a web-based high school curriculum project called "A Student Guide to the First Amendment". Find out more·
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Elaine H. Kim
Asian American Studies
University of California, Berkeley
Elaine Kim is a scholar of Asian American women's literature and visual art and is the co-editor of Making More Waves: New Writing by Asian American Women. Find out more·
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David Morris Kipen
San Francisco Chronicle
David Kipen is the book editor for the San Francisco Chronicle and a steering committee member of the California Studies Association. Find out more·
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Harlan Lewin
Political Science
San Diego State University
Harlan Lewin is a scholar of political science and participated in the public radio program "The Days" on California politics. Find out more...
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Susan Lobo
Intertribal Friendship House
American Indian Center
Susan Lobo is a scholar of Native American cultures and urban studies and is the author of Pride of Place: Bay Area Urban Indian Communities. Find out more·
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Doyce B. Nunis, Jr.
History
University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Doyce Nunis is a scholar of California history, particularly the Gold Rush era, and is the editor of El Presidio de San Francisco: A History Under Spain and Mexico. Find out more·
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John William Ott
Art History
University of California, Los Angeles
John Ott is a scholar of art history and Victorian California and is the author of "Art of the Gold Rush," an article in the Pacific Historical Review. Find out more·
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Stephen Joseph Pitti
History and American Studies
Yale University
Connecticut
Stephen Pitti is a scholar of California history, specializing in Chicano history and farmworker labor. Find out more·
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Maria Sarita See
English and Comparative Literature
Columbia University
New York
Maria See is a scholar of literature and ethnic studies and is currently working on her Ph.D. dissertation on postcolonial identity and trauma in Filipino/American literature and art. Find out more·
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Arijit H. Sen
Architecture
University of California, Berkeley
Arijit Sen is a scholar of architectural history, specializing in ethnic identity and urban Indian buildings. Find out more·
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Denise S. Spooner
History
California State University, Northridge
Denise Spooner is a scholar of California history, specializing in Southern California, and is the author of "'Swimmin' Pools, Movie Stars': Migration, Politics, and the Growth of Suburban Southern California in the Post-War Years," an article in 20th Century Los Angeles: Power, Promotion and Social Conflict. Find out more·
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Susan O'Neal Stryker
Gay and Lesbian Historical Society
San Francisco
Susan Stryker is a scholar of history and community identity and co-authored Gay by the Bay: A History of Queer Culture in the San Francisco Bay Area. Find out more·
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Robert Michael Urstein
American Studies and English
San Francisco University High School
Robert Urstein is a scholar of American studies and has lectured on multiculturalism and the role of community in American life. Find out more·
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Jessica Weiss
History
California State University, Hayward
Jessica Weiss is a scholar of postwar American history and is the author of To Have and To Hold: Marriage, the Baby Boom, and Social Change. Find out more·
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Corinne Shear Wood
Anthropology
Cabrillo Community College, Aptos
Corinne Shear Wood is a scholar of anthropology and is the author of Human Sickness and Health: A Biocultural View. Find out more·
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