Fall 2004

• Latin America During the National Period (HIST 140) [syllabus]
• Andean History (HIST 390) [syllabus]
• Senior Seminar in History (HIST 400) [syllabus]

Spring 2004

• Latin America During the National Period (HIST 140) [syllabus]
• Mexican History (HIST 328) [syllabus]

Fall 2003

• Latin America During the National Period (HIST 140) [syllabus]
• Introduction to History and Historiography (HIST 231.02) [syllabus]
• Latin America Revolutions (HIST 328) [syllabus]

2002-2003: I was on leave with a Fulbright fellowship in Ecuador.

Spring 2002

• Latin America During the National Period (HIST 140) [syllabus]
• Latin American History at the Movies (HIST328) [syllabus]

Fall 2001

• Latin America During the National Period (HIST 140)
• History and Historiography (HIST 231 section 3 and FW)
• Andean History (HIST328.03)

May 2001 Interim

• Latin American History at the Movies (HIST 499)

Spring 2001

• Latin America During the National Period (HIST 140)
• Race and Ethnicity in Latin America (JINS 338)
• Latin American Peasantry (HIST 536)

Fall 2000

• Introduction to Latin American History (HIST 140)
• History and Historiography (HIST 231.01)
• Ethnic Identities in Latin America (HIST 328.04)

May 2000 Interim

• Latin American History at the Movies (HIST 499.02)

Spring 2000

• Introduction to Latin American History (HIST140, sec 1 & 2)
• Andean History (HIST328.07)

Fall 1999

• Latin America during the National Period (HIST140.01)
• Revolutions in 20th-Century Latin America (HIST328.04)
• Mexican History (HIST328.05)

Gettysburg College (1998-1999)

Because of my expertise in social movements, Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, hired me as a visiting scholar in Latin American Studies as part of their year-long area studies symposium on Social Movements in Latin America. I taught the following courses:

Spring 1999

• Social Movements in Latin America (LAS 274)
• Native Peoples: Indigenous Movements in Latin America (LAS 275)
• Area Studies Seminar: Latin America (IDS 253)

• Revolutions in Latin America (LAS 273)
• Indigenous Movements in Latin America (LAS 275)
• Area Studies Seminar: Latin America (IDS 252)

Illinois State University (1997-1998)

I was an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois on a visiting one-year appointment. I taught the following courses:

• Latin American History (Fall 1997; Spring 1998; Summer 1998)
• History of the United States since 1865 (Fall 1997)
• History of Mexico (Fall 1997; Spring 1998)

University of Kansas

During the 1996-1997 academic year I was an Instructor with Latin American Studies at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas in an innovative program called KULAC (KU Languages Across the Curriculum) in which all instruction is conducted in Spanish. I taught the following courses:

• Modern Latin American History (Fall 1996)
• Indigenous Groups and Ethnicity in Latin America (Spring 1997)

From 1992 to 1996, I had a series of fellowships.

From 1990-1992, I was an Assistant Instructor in the Department of History at the University of Kansas. I had complete responsibility for the instruction of a section of sixty students in Colonial Latin American History, including syllabus preparation, lecturing, and grading.

Previous to that (1987-1990), I was a Teaching Assistant in the Department of History at the University of Kansas assisting professors in the instruction of history classes. My duties included responsibility for primary contact with seventy to one-hundred students per semester, grading assignments, leading discussion sections, and presenting occasional lectures. I was a Teaching Assistant in the following classes:

• Modern Latin America
• Colonial Latin America
• United States Through the Civil War
• United States Since the Civil War

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