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		Faculty Click on a professor's name or picture or name to learn more about their research interests and publications		Albert Camarillo Dept: History Office: Bldg. 200-123 Email: camar@ As a Miriam and Peter Haas Centennial Professor in Public Service and Professor of American History, Camarillo's research interests include Mexican American history, comparative race and ethnicity in urban history, and service learning. Kenji Hakuta Dept: Education Office: Cubberley 228 Email: hakuta@ Hakuta's scholarly interests are bilingualism and second language acquisition. His policy interests are in improving educational opportunities for language minority students. Tomás Jiménez Dept: Sociology Office: Bldg. 120-160 Email: tjimenez@ Jiménez's research interests include immigration and assimilation, race and ethnicity, social inequality, particularly as they pertain to Mexican Americans. Cherrie Moraga Dept: Drama Artist-in-Residence Email: cmoraga@ A nationally-renown playwright, poet, and essayist, Moraga's interests include intersections of gender, sexuality, and race, particularly in cultural production by women of color. Paula Moya Dept: English Office: Bldg. 460-309 Email: pmoya@ Moya's research interests are feminist theory, multicultural pedagogy, race and emotion, and Latina/o and Chicana/o literature and identity. Amado Padilla Dept: Education Office: CERAS 203 Email: apadilla@ Padilla specializes in the psychological development of immigrant children and adolescents, particularly acculturation, educational resilience, and bilingual language acquisition. Ramón Saldívar Dept: English Office: Bldg. 460-322 Email: saldivar@ Saldívar's scholarly interests include 20th Century American, British, and postcolonial cultural history and theory. modernity and postmodernity, theory of the novel, and U.S. Latino writings. Gary Segura Director of CHS Dept: Political Science Office: EncinaW 314 Email: segura@ Segura studies public opinion, voting, and representation. His work has focused on issues as diverse as Latino political incorporation, immigration, war deaths and public support, and the behavioral effects of divided government. Guadalupe Valdés Dept: Education Email: gvaldes@ Valdés works in the areas of sociolinguistics and applied linguistics. Her research interests include language diversity, bilinguals and Bilingualism, heritage languages among minority populations, and the teaching of Spanish to Hispanic bilinguals and monolingual speakers of English. Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano Dept: Spanish & Portuguese Office: Bldg. 260-227 Email: yyb@ Yarbro-Bejarano's interests include Chicana/o cultural studies with an emphasis on gender and queer theory, race and nation, and representations of race, sexuality and gender in cultural production by Chicanas/os and Latinas/os.
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