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About Me:
I am a
first-generation college student from
Santa Paula, California- the "citrus capital of
the world." My
family has roots in Guanajuato and
Sonora, México,
and southern Arizona.
Education:
Ph.D. 2007 UCLA- Higher Education and Organizational Change
M.A. 2004 UCLA- Higher Education and Organizational Change
Ed.M. 2000
Harvard University- Education, Concentration in Admin, Planning, and
Social Policy
B.A. 1999 UCLA- Chicana and Chicano Studies
Teaching:
Chicana/o
102: Communication Skills
Chicana/o 106:
Introduction to Chicana/o Studies
Chicana/o 305:
Chicana/o Family
Chicana/o 313: La
Chicana
Chicana/o 325:
Chicana/o Education
Chicana/o 450: The
Chicana/o and Contemporary Issues
Research:
Select Publications:
Pérez, P.A. (2010, Winter). The college choice
process of Latina/o undocumented students:
Implications for recruitment and
retention. Journal of
College Admission, 206, 21-25.
Pérez, P.A. & Ceja, M. (2010).
Building a Latina/o student transfer
culture: Best
practices and outcomes in transfer to
universities. Journal of Hispanic Higher
Education, 9(1), 6-21.
Pérez, P.A. & McDonough, P.M. (2008). Understanding
Latina and Latino college
choice: A social capital and chain migration analysis.
Journal of Hispanic Higher
Education,
7(3),
249-265.
Cerna, O.S., Pérez, P.A., & Sáenz, V. (2007).
Examining the pre-college attributes and values of
Latina/o college graduates.
Research Report, No. 3. Los Angeles, CA: Higher
Education
Research Institute.
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