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The Faculty are award-winning & highly regarded around the nation for cutting edge research and pedagogy reflecting a diverse array of disciplines and specialties. They actively research and publish articles and books that address the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, ability, class, etc.
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Abby L. Ferber, Ph.D. |
Director, Matrix Center; Co-director, Women’s and Ethnic Studies (WEST);
& Professor, Sociology & WEST, UCCS
Specializes in ethnic & racial studies, gender, sexuality, the dynamics of privilege and
oppression, whiteness, masculinity, and right wing extremism.
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Eddie Moore, Jr., Ph.D. |
Founder and Director, White Privilege Conference; Director of Diversity, The Bush School,
Seattle, WA
Educator and motivational speaker on: Sports & Kids, African American males, Education,
Diversity and Privilege, Segregation vs. Integration, White Teachers Dealing with Diversity
and White Privilege, The ‘N’ word, and Body Image.
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Dena R. Samuels, Ph.D. |
Senior Consultant, Diversity Services, Matrix Center; Asst. Professor, Women's & Ethnic Studies, UCCS. Specializes in race, gender, sexuality, and social justice curriculum development; conducts seminars/consults locally, nationally, and internationally on the processes of integrating diversity and building inclusiveness.
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Brenda J. Allen, Ph.D. |
Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Science & Professor, Department of Communication, University of Colorado-Denver
Research and teaching areas are diversity, teamwork, self-empowerment, presentational
speaking, organizational & group communication, and computer-mediated communication.
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Christina Jiménez, Ph.D. |
Associate Professor of History, UCCS
Specializes in Mexican, Latin American and Latino History, Mexican citizenship, urban politics, and popular culture in the 19th & 20th centuries, and race, class & gender in the U.S.
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Andrea O’Reilly Herrera, Ph.D. |
Professor of Literature, UCCS & Co-Director, WEST
Poet and author of contemporary Latin American fiction, Scholar of U.S. Minority writing, with a specialization on Latino/a literature and post colonial Caribbean literature concentrating on the Cuban Diaspora.
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Tre Wentling, M.A. |
Research Assistant, Gerontology, UCCS & Ph.D.
Candidate in Sociology, Syracuse University Research interests include social inequality, power, sociology of health and mental health, critical race theory, gender and transgender studies, and postmodern theory.
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Daryl L. Miller, M.A. |
Program Assistant, UCCS
Research and presentation topics include multicultural issues in counseling and microaggressions and their cumulative effects on the health of people of marginalized groups. |
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