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Teatrando*Performeando

Scholar - Director- Actor- Choreographer - Performer - Stage Manager

 

Lo Que Hay

What I Can Offer

I teach college courses on Film, Dance, Theatre (in no particular order). I believe in grounding my courses in the cultural realities of where and how art is created. I have Acted, Danced, Directed, Choreographed and Stage Managed professionally, but my favorite job is teaching. It is where I get to learn the most, respond to community and participate in creating co-knowledge re-imagining the world and ourselves. 

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My Teaching and Creative Experience 

Film and Theatre

Chandler-Gilbert Community College

Teaching Intro to Theatre, Intro to Cinema, Contemporary Cinema, Modern Drama, Intro to TV Studies

2016- Present

Film and Communications

Benedictine University

Documentary Film and Criticism, International Cinema

2017 - Present

Theatre Directing

2020-2021

Volver, Volver, Volver and Ambrosita both written by Leonard Madrid

Due to COVID productions will be filmed and viewed online in Spring 2021

HeyDoc Podcast

2020

Featured in a special episode of HeyDoc podcast on December 25, 2020 discussing who is referred to as a doctor and how does that affect how we move in the world. 

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Education

What I’ve Learned

PhD  Theatre Performance of the Americas

August 2009 - May 2019

Theatre Performance of the Americas, Arizona State University

Dissertation: "Olé You Guys: Flamenco and Chicanx Identity in New Mexico"

Dissertation Chair: Dr. Tamara Underiner, ASU

Dissertation Committee: Dr. Michelle Heffner Hayes, KU, Dr. Tiffany López, ASU, Dr. Rachel Bowditch, ASU

MA Dance History and Criticism

Dance History and Criticism, University of New Mexico

Master's Thesis: "Identidad and Mejicanidad: Dance Transference through Mexican Folklórico Dance, Azteca and Flamenco Dance"

August 2008 - December 2009

BA Theatre and Dance

Theatre and Dance, University of New Mexico

Dance Major with a Flamenco focus

August 2004- May 2008

BA Latin American and Latino Studies

Latin American and Latino Studies, University of California, Santa Cruz

Anthropology Focus, Politics Minor

BA Thesis: "Mexican Folklórico Musings in the Chicano Movement"

September 1995- June 1998

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My Skills

What I Do

HTML

A Valuable Skill

Animation

Raising the Bar

Illustration

Above and Beyond

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"Believe you can and you're halfway there"

Theodore Roosevelt

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Let’s Connect

500 Terry Francois Street San Francisco, CA 94158

123-456-7890

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