Faculty

Latino Studies is composed of professors whose scholarship has been acclaimed both nationally and internationally.  They offer an array of courses that are joint-listed in departments throughout Indiana University .  (Click on their names to visit their profiles.)

Raquel Anderson (Associate Professor, Speech & Hearing Sciences)

Serafin M Coronel-Molina (Assistant Professor of Language Education)

Luis Dávila (Professor, Spanish and Portuguese)

Arlene Díaz (Associate Professor, History)

Luis Fuentes-Rohwer (Associate Professor, School of Law )

Geneva Gano (Visiting Assistant Professor, American Studies and Latino Studies )

Jeffrey Gould (Professor, History)

Luis González (Library Faculty)

Peter Guardino (Professor, History)

Bradley Levinson (Associate Professor, Education)

Gerardo López (Associate Professor, Education)

Rebecca Martínez (Assistant Professor, Education)

Sylvia Martínez (Assistant Professor, Education)

John McDowell (Professor, Folklore)

John Nieto-Phillips (Associate Professor, History)

Christiana Ochoa (Assistant Professor, School of Law ) 

Fabio Rojas (Assistant Professor, Sociology)

Iris Rosa (Professor, African American & Diaspora Studies)

David Delgado Shorter (Assistant Professor, Folklore)

Alberto Torchinsky (Professor, Mathematics)

Vasti Torres (Associate Professor, Education) 

Please take advantage the expertise that our faculty bring to bear on issues that relate to the Latino population of the United States .   You may contact them individually by visiting their profiles, or contact the Latino Studies Program at latino@indiana.edu or by phone: (812) 856-1795.