Thank you for visiting my website. I am a Doctoral Candidate in the History department of the University of California at Santa Cruz and an Instructor of U.S. History at South Texas College. My fields of specialization include the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century United States; Gender and Women’s History; History of Sexuality and the Body; Southwest Borderlands; California History; Nationalism, Colonialism, and Empire; Latin American History; and Feminist Studies.
South Texas College students: History 1302 course material is available on the STC page.
Chimayo, New Mexico 2008
Chimayo, New Mexico 2008
Click here to listen to my public lecture for the Office of the State Historian of New Mexico, “Pardoning Breadwinners, Constructing Masculinities: Gender, Language, and Class in Territorial New Mexico Pardons” : http://www.newmexicohistory.org/podcasts/sabrina_sanchez.mp3
