Anthony P. Mora Haven Hall University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Curriculum Vitae

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1 Anthony P. Mora 3767 Haven Hall University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Curriculum Vitae Education: Positions: Publications: University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 2002 Ph.D. in History 1998 M.A. in History University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 1996 B.A. History, summa cum laude Fall, 2007 Present Assistant Professor, Program in Latina/o Studies, Program of American Culture, and Department of History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. Fall, 2002 Spring, 2007 Assistant Professor, Department of History, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX. Border Dilemmas: Racial and National Uncertainties in New Mexico, (in press, Duke University Press, in press, Winter 2010). A Fixed Border s Shifting Meanings: The United States and Mexico, 1821 to 2007, in Labor Market Issues Along the U.S.-Mexico Border, Marie T. Mora and Alberto Dávila, eds., (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2009). The English-Language Proficiency of Recent Immigrants in the U.S. during the Early 1900s, coauthored with Marie T. Mora and Alberto Dávila, Eastern Economic Journal, Winter 2007, Volume 33, Number 1, pp Resistance and Accommodation in a Border Parish, Western Historical Quarterly, Fall 2005, Vol. 36, N. 3, pp Papers and Conferences:

2 Chaired Panel Moving Faith: Religion and Migration Since 1800, at the National Meeting of the Western History Association, Denver, CO, Fall Presented Drawing the Color Line: Representations of Latinos in the Chicago Defender s Editorial Cartoons, at the National Meeting of the American Studies Association, Philadelphia, PA, Fall Chaired Panel Mexican American Civil Rights, : Connections and Context, at the Texas State Historical Association s Annual Meeting, Spring Presented Making American Space and Mexican Bodies: Race and Nation in Nineteenth-Century New Mexico, at the Third Annual Mexican American History Workshop, University of Houston, Houston, Texas, Spring Presented It Must Never be Forgotten that this is New and Not Old Mexico: Local Space, Race, and Nation on the Nineteenth Century United States/Mexican Border, at the National Meeting of the American Studies Association, Houston, Texas, Fall Presented The Bells of St. Genevieve s: Ringing for the Identity of Mexican Americans at the Southwest Humanities and Social Sciences Conference, Galveston, Texas, Spring, Competitive Awards and Distinctions: Arrington Prucha Prize in Western American Religious History for "Resistance and Accommodation in a Border Parish," Western Historical Quarterly. Visiting Scholar, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, MA, Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research Internal Release Fellow, Texas A&M University, Spring Phillip Moore Dissertation Fellowship, University of Notre Dame, August 2000 to May Honorable Mention, Ford Foundation Minority Predoctoral Fellowship Program, April Arts & Letters Minority Fellowship, University of Notre Dame, August 1996 to May Summa cum laude in History, University of New Mexico, May Presidential Scholarship, University of New Mexico, August 1992 to May 1996.

3 Book Reviews Reviewed Blessed with Tourists: The Borderlands of Religion and Tourism in San Antonio, Thomas S. Bremer (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2004) for Western Historical Quarterly, Spring Reviewed Chicana Feminisms: A Critical Reader, Gabriela F. Arredonodo, et al., eds, (Durham: Duke University Press, 2003) for Southwestern Historical Quarterly, April Reviewed Barney Riggs: The Yuma and Pecos Avenger, Ellis Lindsay and Gene Riggs, (s.n.) for Southwestern Historical Quarterly, October Teaching Experience: Departments of History and American Culture, University of Michigan AMCULT 213: Introduction to Latino Studies Fall 2009 HIST 377/AMCULT 315: History of Latino/as in the U.S. Winter 2008 HIST 698: Historiography of the U.S.-Mexican Border Winter 2008 HIST 197/AMCULT 103: First Year Seminar: Chicano/a History Fall 2007, Fall 2008 HIST 230/AMCULT 205: Sex and Sexuality in U.S. Popular Culture Fall 2007, Fall 2009 Department of History, Texas A&M University HIST 105: History of the United States to 1877 Fall 2002, 15 students Fall 2003, 180 students HIST 106: History of the United States after 1877 Spring 2003, 10 students Fall 2005, 180 students HIST 305: History of Mexican Americans After 1848 Spring 2003, 45 students HIST 307: Latino History Fall 2002, 29 students Summer 2003, 42 students Fall 2003, 42 students Fall 2004, 42 students Summer 2006, 15 students HIST 476: Sex and Sexuality in History

4 Fall 2004, 44 students Fall 2005, 42 students HIST 481: Senior Seminar Sex and Sexuality in History Spring 2004, 16 students Department of History, University of Notre Dame Service Activity: History of Sex in the Twentieth-Century United States (Summer 2000, Summer 2001, Fall 2001). History of U.S./Mexican Border from 10, 000 BP to the Present (Summer 1999) Self-Study Organizer, Latina/o Studies Program, University of Michigan, Organizer, Latina/o Studies Silver Anniversary Symposium, University of Michigan, Invited Speaker for Lambda Theta Alpha Latina Sorority (Michigan), October Job Skills Coordinator, Program in American Culture and Department of History, Faculty Advisor for the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Texas A&M University, Executive Council of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Professional Network at Texas A&M University, Organizer and Co-Facilitator of the Queer Studies Working Group at Texas A&M University, Moderator for The Future of Hispanic Studies at Texas A&M University sponsored by the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, April Panelist for Out in the Classroom, Out at Work for the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Professional Network, March Panelist for Queering the Academy, sponsored by the Rainbow Graduate Student Association, October 2004.

5 Moderator for 2004 Campaign Political Panel sponsored by Lambda Theta Alpha Latina Sorority (Texas A&M), September Panelist for the MEDALS Minority Student Recruitment Program, January Speaker for the African American Student Leadership Institute on race and sexuality, Texas A&M University, November Panelist for Queer Studies at Texas A&M organized by the GLBT Professional Network, October Speaker for Lambda Theta Phi Latino Fraternity on Mexican Immigration in the Twentieth Century, October Speaker for the local Hispanic Scholarship Fund group on applying for graduate programs and developing strategies for attaining admission, October Panelist on Vanity Farce: Negative Images of Latinos in the Media, Organized by the MSC Committee for the Awareness of Mexican-American Culture, March Advisory Board, Texas A&M University s American Studies Program, Glasscock Center for Humanities Research Cultural Conference Committee, Department of History Executive Committee, Texas A&M University, Professional Organizations: American Historical Association American Studies Association Organization of American Historians Western History Association