Selected Publications
Pocho.com “Tia Lencha’s Cocina” (fiction) regular contributor, 2012 – present
The Alembic, “Mexican Sadness” (fiction), Providence, RI. Spring, 2009 issue.
La Voz, “Eyes Like Mexico” (flash fiction), Syracuse, NY: Vol. 1, Issue 1, January 2007
TextoS, “Amigos y Vecinos,” (short story), Culiacan, Mexico: Volume 6, June, 2002.
Stanford University Creative Writing Course Book, (short story), Spring, 1989
Les Notices de lengua i treball, “Espangloparlants, dues identitats” (article translated into Catalan), Barcelona, Spain. No. 44, April 2017.
Pocho.com, “A POCHO Editor Explains Spanglish to Gente in España” March 30, 2017.
Research
Chicano Arts and History
Latin American Theater
Bilingualism and Translanguaging
Literacy, Learning Disabilities & Intellectual Disabilities
Education
MS, Department of Education; Dissertation: Teaching Reading to Students with Intellectual Disabilities, Brooklyn College (2013)
MFA, Department of English; Dissertation: Spirit in Exile, Syracuse University (2007)
BA, American Studies; Undergraduate Fellow, Chicano Fellows Program, Stanford University (1992)
Courses
CBSE 7038X Special Topics in Education: Bilingualism – Characteristics and Practice, Brooklyn College
Drama and the Short Story (GS226), Wood, Tobé-Coburn School
Business Communications I & II (EN101 & EN102), Wood, Tobé-Coburn School
Flash Fiction & Short Story Writing, Downtown Writers Center, YMCA of Greater Syracuse
Living Writers (ETS 107) Syracuse University
Analysis, Argument, & Academic Writing (Writing 105). Syracuse University
Critical Inquiry and Research (Writing 205). Syracuse University
Writing Enrichment (Writing 120). Syracuse University