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  • CRRES welcomes 2021 Postdoctoral Fellows Dr. Aleshia Barajas and Dr. Juan Ignacio Mora

CRRES welcomes 2021 Postdoctoral Fellows Dr. Aleshia Barajas and Dr. Juan Ignacio Mora

Monday, May 24, 2021

Drs. Aleshia Barajas and Juan Mora

Dr. Aleshia Barajas is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the American Studies Department; she is currently working on a book manuscript introducing an other-than-linear conceptual framework that challenges our current binary—here or there—understanding of the US-Mexico border and quotidian border-crossings. This work is based on three years of ethnographic field research at four ports of entry in Baja California/California and Sonora/Arizona, as well as Barajas’ own personal experience crossing the border every day to attend school in the US. Her research has been supported by the Ford Foundation. Dr. Barajas received a PhD in American Studies from Yale University.

Dr. Juan Ignacio Mora is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the History Department; he is currently working on a book manuscript titled Latino Encounters: Mexicans, Mexican-Americans, and Puerto Ricans in Michigan, 1929-1971. Drawing on multi-lingual research in U.S., Mexican, and Puerto Rican archives, Mora’s book examines three groups of Latina/o/xs as they forged national and transnational networks through postwar migration and agricultural labor. Dr. Mora received a PhD in History, with a minor in Latina/o Studies from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Welcome Dr. Barajas and Dr. Mora!

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