Publications

 

Books

Editor, Critically Sovereign: Indigenous Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies (Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2017). Available for preorder on amazon with an April 28 release date.

Courses

 

Fall 2016

AIS 205: American Indians and US Laws (on-line)

AIS 420: Native Feminism

 

Spring 2017 (Tentatively)

AIS 205: American Indians and US Laws (on-line)

AIS 420: Native Feminism

 

 

Previously Taught

AIS 100: Introduction to American Indian Studies

AIS 150: American Indians in United States History

AIS 205: American Indians and United States Laws

AIS 330: American Indian Law

Publications

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Publications

book cover of With Her Machete in Her Hand, art by Alma Lopez

Books, Book Chapters, and Articles

With Her Machete in Her Hand: Reading Chicana Lesbians. University of Texas (2006).

“Our Queer Kin.” Co-written with Luz Calvo. Gay Latino Studies: A Critical Reader, Ed. Michael Hames-García and Ernesto Javier Martinez. Duke University Press. (2011).

 “Do U Think I’m a Nasty Grrl?: The Apparition of Our Lady and the Embodiment of a Mujerista Theology,” Our Lady of Controversy. Ed. Alma Lopez and Alicia Gaspar de Alba. Austin: University of Texas Press. (2011)

Courses

FALL 2018

 

RRS 240: All Power to the People: Comparative Freedom Movements of the Sixties

ETHS 710: Theories and Issues in Ethnic Studies

 

PREVIOUS SEMESTERS

 

Undergraduate:

RRS 100: Introduction to Ethnic Studies

RRS 240: All Power to the People: Comparative Freedom Movements of the Sixties

RRS 250: Race, Ethnicity, and Power in America

RRS 252: Beyond Bars and Borders: Race and the Carceral State

RRS 350: Race, Labor, and the Class Struggle

Discography

Creation Story text

Paul McCandless with the Paul Winter Consort: Morning Sun: Adventures with Oboe (Living Music, 2017)

Selected Publications

Intertribal Native American Music in the United States book cover

Courses Taught

 

 

FALL 2018

On Sabbatical

 

SPRING 2019

AIS 235 American Indians: Images and Issues in the Mass Media

AIS 560 Modern Creative and Performing Arts

Kenneth P Monteiro

Dr. Kenneth Monteiro is the Acting Director of the Cesar Chavez Institute; former Dean of the College of the College of Ethnic Studies, the only College of Ethnic Studies in the nation; former University Dean of Human Relations; and, Professor and former chair of the Psychology Department at San Francisco State University.   Before teaching at San Francisco State, he was on faculty at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and at Rutgers University at New Brunswick.  Dr. Monteiro received his Ph.D.

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