Eduardo Mosqueda, PhD, Education Department, "The Linguistic Segregation of Latino Immigrant Students and their Educational Achievement in California's Public Schools."

Flora Lu, PhD, Latin American and Latino Studies Department, "Cross-cultural Patterns of Native Amazonian Hunting: Implications for Conservation and Indigenous Livelihoods."

Jennifer González, PhD, History of Art and Visual Culture Department, "Chicano Art: A Critical Anthology."

"Latino Youth Civic Mobilization: Broadening the Electorate in Central California" by Volunteers Increasing Civic Engagement (VICE) (LALS Dept.), CLRC Research Report No. 4, May, 2013

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