The Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara is now accepting applications for the M.A./Ph.D. program.

If you are interested in applying to the program, please visit the UC Graduate Division web site for details.

https://www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/eapp/index.cfm

Timetable

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Applications accepted in the Fall Deadline for both admission and financial aid consideration: December 15th, 2007.	Click to download Graduate Student Handbook

For additional information and details on the application process please contact:
Katherine Morales, Graduate Advisor
kmorales@chicst.ucsb.edu
(805) 893-5269.

Graduate Student Body

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Eddy F. Alvarez (gender and sexuality studies; cultural studies; literature and immigration)

José G. Anguiano Cortez (Chicano/Latino popular music and culture; music of colonial California; alterNative epistemologies)

Michelle P. Baca (representations of the body in Chicana/o cultural production; critical
race and gender studies)

William A. Calvo-Quiros (lowriders; visual production; Chicana/o material culture; barriology)

Tomas Avila-Carrasco (Chicana/o performance/media; cultural studies)

Nicholas F. Centino (cross cultural organizing; multi-ethnic youth movements)

Carisa Prieto Cortez (Chicana feminism; identity constructs and critical race; gender and sexuality studies)

Amy Foss (California indigenous peoples; mission studies; identity development; mental health treatment strategies)

Francisco Fuentes (Latino religion & theology; postcolonialism; youth culture)

Johanna F. Galarte (queer studies; masculinity; affect, cultural production; Chicana feminisms)

Amber Rose González (Apache & Chicana/o sociocultural interaction; religious traditions; Chicana feminism; environmental justice)

Tomas A. Madrigal (cultural studies; subaltern studies; indigenous studies; epistemologies of resistance)

Ricardo Elias Ortega (education policy; AB 540 students; cultural studies)

Marla Ramirez (immigration; undocumented students in higher education; political/social movements)

Adrianna Michelle Santos (Chicana/o literature and cinema; feminist theory, pop culture; critical race; gender & sexuality)

Cristina Serna (Chicana & Mexicana aesthetic & cultural production; women of color and queer people of color critical theories)

Jessie Turner (social construction of women's sexual bodies; autobiography/memoir; U.S./Mexico border)