Early American Borderlands

Conference Participants

1. Maureen Ahern, Spanish and Portuguese, Ohio State University.
2. Giorleny Altamirano, Law, Vanderbilt University.
3. Raquel Albarrán, Romance Languages and Hispanic Studies, University of Pennsylvania.
4. Nicole Aljoe, English, Northeastern University.
5. Heather Allen, Romance Languages and Literatures, University of Chicago.
6. Jannette Amaral, Spanish and Portuguese, Columbia University.
7. Eric G. Anderson, English, George Mason University.
8. Santa Arias, Spanish, University of Kansas.
9. Margaret Ball, History, University of Colorado at Boulder.
10. Kevin Barksdale, History, Marshall University.
11. Antonio Barrenechea, English, University of Mary Washington.
12. Renate Bartl, American Studies, University of Munich.
13. Elise Bartosik-Velez, Spanish & Portuguese, Dickinson College.
14. Deborah L. Bauer, History, University of South Florida.
15. Ralph Bauer, English and Comp. Lit. University of Maryland.
16. Jonathan Beecher Field, English, Clemson University.
17. Orlando Bentancor, Spanish and Latin American Cultures, Barnard College.
18. Kelly L. Bezio, English, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
19. Allison Bigelow, English, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
20. Ned Blackhawk, History and American Studies, Yale University.
21. John Blanco, Comparative Literature, Spanish and Cultural Studies Department of Literature, University of California, San Diego.
22. Kimberly Constance Borchard, Spanish, Randolph-Macon College.
23. David A. Boruchoff, Latin American Studies, McGill University.
24. Denise Bossy, History, University of North Florida.
25. Eva Botella, Philosophy and Letter, Autonomous University of Madrid
26. Hunt Boulware, History, Western Carolina University.
27. Tyler Boulware, History, West Virginia University.
28. Robert Bowman, English, Florida State University.
29. Birgit Brander Rasmussen, American Studies, Yale University.
30. Daniel Brayton, English and American Literature. Middlebury College.
31. Pamela Brekka, Art History, University of Florida.
32. Amber Brian, Spanish and Portuguese, University of Iowa.
33. Ronald Briggs, Spanish and Latin American Cultures, Barnard College.
34. Joan Bristol, History, George Mason University.
35. Kristina Bross, English, Purdue University.
36. Juan Bruce-Novoa, Spanish & Portuguese, University of California, Irvine.
37. Erica Burleigh, English, John Jay College, CUNY.
38. Mark Burns, Comparative Literature, Brigham Young University.
39. Wesley Campbell, Law, Stanford University.
40. Brian Carroll, History. University of Connecticut.
41. Roger M. Carpenter, History, University of Louisiana Monroe.
42. Martin Oliver Carrion, Spanish, Calvin College.
43. Rebecca Carte, Spanish, Georgia College & State University.
44. Sara Castro Klaren, Hispanic Studies. The Johns Hopkins University.
45. Pedro Cebollero, Foreign Languages and Literatures, Auburn University.
46. Abby Chandler, History, Utah Valley University.
47. Samantha Cohen, English, University of California, Irvine.
48. James M. Córdova, Art History, University of Colorado, Boulder.
49. Lúcia Helena Costigan, Spanish and Portuguese, Ohio State University.
50. Tiffany D. Creegan Miller, Spanish American Literature, University of Kansas.
51. Christian Crouch, History, Bard College.
52. Michele Currie Navakas, English, Texas Tech University.
53. Jonathan DeCoster, History, Brandeis University.
54. Ann De Leon, Spanish, University of Alberta.
55. John Diviney, Jr., Spanish, Flagler College.
56. Mónica Díaz, Modern Languages and Literatures, University of Texas Pan American.
57. Viviana Díaz Balsera, Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Miami.
58. Steffi Dippold, English, Stanford University.
59. Mónica Domínguez-Torres, Department of Art History, University of Delaware.
60. Kathleen Donegan. English, University of California, Berkeley.
61. Peter A. Dorsey, Humanities, Mount St. Mary's University.
62. Matthew Duquès, English, Vanderbilt University.
63. John Easterbrook, English, New York University.
64. Julie Ellison, American Culture, University of Michigan.
65. Robert Fanuzzi, English, St. John's University.
66. Astrid M. Fellner, American Studies, Saarland University, Saarbruecken.
67. Ian Finseth, English, University of North Texas.
68. Andrew Frank, History, Florida State University.
69. Richard Frohock, English, Oklahoma State University.
70. John Funchion, English, University of Miami.
71. Beau Gaitors, History, Purdue.
72. Emily García, English, Grand Valley State University.
73. Susan Gaunt Stearns, History, The University of Chicago.
74. Carla Gerona, History, Georgia Institute of Technology.
75. Amanda Gilroy, American Studies, University of Groningen.
76. Millie Gimmel, Spanish, University of Tennesee.
77. Jeffrey Glover, English, Loyola University, Chicago.
78. Michael Goode, History, University of Illinois at Chicago.
79. Glenda Goodman, Historical Musicology, Harvard University.
80. Nan Goodman, English, University of Colorado at Boulder.
81. Philip Gould, English, Brown University.
82. Bryan Green, Spanish and Portuguese, University of California, Los Angeles.
83. Keith Green, English, Rutgers University, Camden.
84. Patricia C. Griffin, Historic St. Augustine Research Institute.
85. Robert Gunn, English, University of Texas at El Paso.
86. Nancy L. Hagedorn, History, SUNY Fredonia.
87. Thomas Hallock, English, University of South Florida.
88. Tamara Harvey, English, George Mason University.
89. William Heath, Humanities, Hood College.
90. Keri Holt, English, Utah State University.
91. Michael Householder, Southern Methodist University.
92. Joy Howard, English, Purdue University.
93. Keith Lee Huneycutt, English, Florida Southern College.
94. Christopher Iannini, English. Rutgers University.
95. Susan Imbarrato, English, Minnesota State University, Moorhead.
96. Jennifer James, English, George Washington University.
97. Matthew Jennings, History, Macon State College.
98. Joseph Johnson, English, Emory University.
99. Lynn R. Johnson, English, Dickinson College.
100. Patricia Johnston, Art History, Salem State College.
101. Mark Kamrath, English, University of Central Florida.
102. Sam Kary, English, Ohio State University.
103. Michael Kimaid, History and Natural and Social Sciences, Bowling Green State University.
104. Stephanie Kirk, Spanish and Women and Gender Studies, Washington University in St. Louis.
105. Tobias Kraft, Romance Literatures, University of Potsdam.
106. Karen Kupperman, History, New York University.
107. Vera M. Kutzinski, English and Comparative Literature. Vanderbilt University.
108. José Lara, Spanish and Portuguese, Georgetown University.
109. Tasos Lazarides, English, University of Maryland.
110. Frederick Luciani, Spanish. Colgate University.
111. Rebecca Lush, English, University of Maryland.
112. Greta Lynn, English, University of Pennsylvania.
113. Maria Jose Maguire, Spanish, Flagler College.
114. Paul Mapp, History. College of William and Mary.
115. Raúl Marrero-Fente, Spanish and Portuguese, University of Minnesota.
116. Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel, Latino and Hispanic Caribbean Studies, and Comparative Literature, Rutgers University.
117. Martha Maus, Spanish and Portuguese, University of Maryland.
118. John G. McCurdy, History and Philosophy, Eastern Michigan University.
119. Robert B. McLoone, English, University of Iowa.
120. Mariselle Meléndez, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
121. Steve Mentz, English, St. Johns University.
122. Susan Milbrath, Anthropology, University of Florida; Curator of Latin American Art and Archaeology, Florida Museum.
123. Marilyn Miller, Spanish & Portuguese, Tulane University.
124. Mark Miller, English, Hunter College, CUNY.
125. Nathaniel Millett, History, Saint Louis University.
126. Heather Miyano Kopelson, History, University of Alabama.
127. Dennis Moore, English, Florida State University.
128. Anna More, Spanish & Portuguese, University of California, Los Angeles.
129. Paul B. Moyer, History, SUNY Brockport.
130. Heather Nelson, English, Purdue University.
131. Andrew Newman, English, Stony Brook University.
132. Marcia Nichols, English, University of South Carolina.
133. Song No, Spanish. Purdue University.
134. John Paul Nuño, History, University of Texas, El Paso.
135. John Ochoa, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Comparative Literature Penn State University.
136. Robert Olwell, History, University of Texas at Austin.
137. Jason Payton, English, University of Maryland.
138. Jason Pearl, English, Florida International University.
139. Katherine Perry, English, Huntingdon College.
140. Elizabeth Pettinaroli, Spanish American Literature, Rhodes College.
141. Yvette Piggush, English, Florida International University.
142. Gabriele Pisarz-Ramirez, American Studies, University of Groningen.
143. Juan J. Ponce-Vázquez, History, University of Pennsylvania.
144. Allyson M. Poska, History, University of Mary Washington.
145. Richard S. Pressman, English, St. Mary's University, Texas.
146. Rocio Quispe-Agnoli, Spanish & Portuguese, Michigan State University.
147. José Rabasa, Romance Languages and Literatures, Harvard University.
148. Ayesha Ramachandran, English, Stony Brook University.
149. Rosario Michelle Ramírez Matabuena, Spanish and Latin American Literatures, Florida State University.
150. Peter Reed, English, University of Mississippi.
151. Daniel Reff, Comparative Studies in the Humanities, Ohio State University.
152. Luis Fernando Restrepo, Spanish and Comparative Literature, University of Arkansas.
153. Cathy Rex, English, University of Wisconsin, Eau-Claire.
154. Jim Riordan, Librarian, Bangor Public Library.
155. Sarah Rivett, English, Princeton University.
156. Andrea Robertson Cremer, History, Macalester College.
157. Martha Elena Rojas, English, University of Rhode Island.
158. R. Todd Romero, History, University of Houston.
159. Naida Saavedra, Spanish, Florida State University.
160. Gordon Sayre, English, University of Oregon.
161. Jillian Sayre, Comparative Literature, University of Texas, Austin.
162. Stacey Schlau, Spanish and Women's Studies, West Chester University.
163. Erik Seeman, History, State University of New York at Buffalo.
164. Tatiana Seijas, History, Miami University.
165. David Shields, English, University of South Carolina.
166. Amanda Smith, Spanish and Portuguese, Michigan State University.
167. Cassander Smith, English, Purdue University.
168. Cristobal Silva, English, Florida State University.
169. Derrick Spradlin, English, Freed-Hardeman University.
170. Maya Stanfield-Mazzi, Art History, University of Florida.
171. Rebekah Starnes, English, The Ohio State University.
172. Jordan Alexander Stein, English, University of Colorado, Boulder.
173. Karen Stolley, Spanish & Portuguese, Emory University.
174. William P. Tatum III, History, Brown University.
175. Guillaume Teasdale, History, York University.
176. Steven Thomas, English, St. Johns University.
177. Teresa Toulouse, English, University of Colorado.
178. Camilla Townsend, History, Rutgers University.
179. James Truman, English, Huntingdon College.
180. Amy Turner Bushnell, History, Brown University and the John Carter Brown Library.
181. Ivonne del Valle, Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of California, Berkeley.
182. Joanne van der Woude, English, Harvard University.
183. Abram Van Engen, English, Northwestern University.
184. Wil Verhoeven, American Culture and Theory, University of Groningen.
185. Lisa Voigt, Spanish and Portuguese, Ohio State University.
186. Candace Ward, English, Florida State University.
187. Caroline Wigginton, English, University of Texas at Austin.
188. Daniel Williams, English, Texas Christian University.
189. Barbara C. Wingo, History, University of Florida.
190. Kelly Wisecup, English, University of North Texas.
191. Gretchen Woertendyke, English, University of South Carolina.
192. Hilary Wyss, English, Auburn University.