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Craig D. Bates
Yosemite Museum
National Park Service
Craig Bates is a curator of exhibitions on Native American subjects, specializing in western Native American materials culture and history. Find out more·
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Concha Delgado-Gaitan
Independent- Professor Emerita
El Cerrito
Concha Delgado-Gaitan is a scholar of family and community literacy and socio-cultural studies in education. She is the author of Protean Literacy: Extending the Discourse on Empowerment. Find out more·
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Kendra Dillard
History
Oakland Museum of California
Kendra Dillard is an expert in historic preservation and site restoration. 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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Charles B. Faulhaber
Bancroft Library
University of California, Berkeley
Charles Faulhaber is a scholar of language and history, specializing in medieval Spanish literature and rhetoric and is the author of Latin Rhetorical Theory in Thirteenth and Fourteenth Century Castile. Find out more·
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Susan Griffin
Berkeley
Susan Griffin is a writer and scholar in ecofeminism and philosophy and has published What Her Body Thought: A Journey into the Shadows. 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
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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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Ali Modarres
Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Institute of Public Affairs
California State University, Los Angeles
Ali Modarres is a scholar of cultural geography and ethnic identity and has lectured on the demographic landscapes of Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley. Find out more·
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Rick Moss
History
California African American Museum
Rick Moss is a scholar of African American Studies and is currently working on three exhibits that will open before 2003. 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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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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Dr. Florence Shipek
Riverside
Florence Shipek is a scholar of early California history and is a retired history professor from the University of California, Riverside. 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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Arthur C. Verge
History
El Camino College, Torrance
Arthur Verge is a scholar of California history and is the author of Paradise Transformed: Los Angeles During the Second World War. Find out more·
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John Zheng Wang
Criminal Justice
California State University, Long Beach
John Wang is a scholar of Asian American culture and has given numerous lectures on Asian Americans in the criminal justice system. Find out more·
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