The Faculty Concilium on Latin America and Iberia is an official faculty body of the University of New Mexico, consisting of persons with faculty appointments who have current teaching or research commitments to Latin American or Iberian topics. Membership in the Faculty Concilium is open on a voluntary basis to all faculty who can demonstrate a teaching or research commitment to the regions.

2008-2009 Faculty Concilium Officers

Les Field, President

Liz Hutchison, Vice President

Dante DiGregorio, Secretary

Professors

• Donald Coes, Economics ( )
• David Craven, Art History ( )
• Les Field, Anthropology ( )

• Phillip Gonzales, Sociology ( )
• Linda Hall, History ( )
• Kathryn Hochstetler, Political Science ( )
• Hillard Kaplan, Anthropology ( )
• Enrique Lamadrid, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Antoinette Sedillo López, Law ( )
• Margaret Montoya, Law ( )
• Jennifer Moore, Law ( )
• Mark Peceny, Political Science ( )
• Elizabeth Rapaport, Law ( )
• Tey Diana Rebolledo, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• James Richardson, Community and Regional Planning ( )
• Christine Sierra, Political Science ( )
• William Stanley, Political Science ( )
• Susan Tiano, Sociology ( )
• Nelson Valdés, (retired) Sociology ( )
• Gloria Valencia-Weber, Law ( )
• Howard Waitzkin, Sociology ( )

Associate Professors top

• Holly Barnet-Sanchez, Art History ( )
• Judy Bieber, History ( )
• Melissa Binder, Economics ( )
• Teresa Córdova, Community and Regional Planning ( )
• Susan Dever, Media Arts ( )
• Robert Fiala, Sociology ( )
• William Fleming, Community and Regional Planning ( )
• Kimberly Gauderman, History ( )
• Raul de Gouvea, Management ( )
• David Henkel, Community and Regional Planning ( )
• Elizabeth Hutchison, History ( )
• Claudia Isaac, Community and Regional Planning ( )
• Celia López-Chávez, University Honors ( )
• Kimberle López, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Miguel López, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Nancy López, Sociology ( )
• Judy Maloof, (retired) Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Kathryn McKnight, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Margo Milleret, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Rosalita Mitchell, Education ( )
• Suzanne Oakdale, Anthropology ( )
• Barbara Reyes, History ( )
• Andrew Schrank, Sociology ( )
• Rena Torres-Cacoullos, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Catherine Travis, Spanish and Portuguese, Linguistics ( )
• Sam Truett, History ( )
• Richard Wood, Sociology ( )

Assistant Professors top

• Ronda Brulotte, Anthropology ( )
• Dante DiGregorio, Management ( )

• Matias Fontenla, Economics ( )
• Raymond Hernández-Durán, Art History ( )
• Michelle Hall Kells, English ( )
• Leila Lehnen, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Juan Micozzi, Political Science ( )
• Anna Nogar, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Keith Prufer, Anthropology ( )
• Enrique Sanabria, History ( )
• Eleuterio Santiago-Díaz, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Julie Sykes, Spanish and Portuguese ( )
• Douglas Thomas, Management ( )
• Jennifer von Schwerin, Art History ( )

INTERDISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE ON LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES (ICLAS) top

ICLAS is the faculty governance body of the LAS program. The committee is composed of 8 to 10 full-time faculty members who serve two-year terms (which may be renewed) and one graduate student representative who serves a one-year term (which may be renewed). The Associate Director of Academic Programs chairs the committee.

2008-2009 ICLAS Members

• Melissa Binder , Economics
• Dante DiGregorio, International Management
• Elizabeth Hutchison, History
• Claudia Isaac, Community & Regional Planning
• Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, Law
• Kathryn McKnight, Latin American Studies/Spanish & Portuguese
• Suzanne Oakdale, Anthropology
• Andrew Schrank, Sociology
• William Stanley, Political Science
• Abby Diaz , LAS graduate student representative