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Core Faculty
Claire Oberon Garcia
Director of Race and Ethnic Studies
Professor of English
Office: Armstrong Hall, #254
Tel:(719) 389-6510
Email: cgarcia@ColoradoCollege.edu
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Ryan Raul Banagale
Assistant Professor of Music
Packard 109
(719)389-6558
Ryan.Banagale@coloradocollege.edu
Santiago Guerra
Assistant Professor
Hulbert Center Room #202
(719)389-6647
santiago.guerra@coloradocollege.edu

Alberto Hernandez-Lemus
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Office: Armstrong Hall, #134
Tel:(719) 389-6029
Email: ahernandez@ColoradoCollege.edu
Anne Hyde
Professor of History
Office: Palmer Hall, #205A
Tel:(719) 389-6923
Email: AHyde@ColoradoCollege.edu
W. Chris Johnson
Riley Scholar in Residence
chris.johnson@coloradocollege.edu
Emily Chan
Associate Professor of Psychology
Office: Tutt Science Center, #306E
Tel:(719) 227-8202
Email: echan@ColoradoCollege.edu
Anusha Kedhar
Assistant Professor in Dance
Cornersone #407
(719)389-6471
Anusha.Kedhar@coloradocollege.edu
Mario Montano
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Office: Barnes, #310
Tel:(719) 389-6824
Email: MMontano@ColoradoCollege.edu
Laura Padilla
Assistant Professor of English
Office: Armstrong Hall, #253
Tel:(719) 389-6509
Email: Laura.Padilla@ColoradoCollege.edu
Heidi R. Lewis
Assistant Professor
Feminist and Gender Studies
Interdisciplinary House, 205
(719)389-6081
Heidi R. Lewis is an Assistant Professor of feminist and gender studies (FGS), as well as a core member of the race and ethnic studies faculty. Heidi has been a member of the Colorado College faculty since 2010, when she became a Riley Scholar-in-Residence for FGS. Her teaching and research focus on feminist theory and criticism, gender and sexuality, Critical Media Studies and popular culture, Critical Race Theory, Critical Whiteness Studies, Black Studies, and social justice and activism. She is currently drafting a manuscript, Canaries in the Post-Racial Coal Mine: An Examination of Narratives about Black Fathers and White Mothers, which theorizes narratives by and/or about women with black fathers and white mothers as manifestations of the ways in which women of color have problematized anti-racism and anti-sexism projects that have historically ignored and/or erased women of color. Her other research interests include mediated constructions of black gay men, hip hop culture, the ways in which black women experience and shape academia, and intellectual parenting. Heidi also serves on the Editorial Collective of The Feminist Wire, an online publication that provides sociopolitical and cultural critiques of anti-feminist, racist, and imperial politics, and is a member of the American Studies Association, Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora, Critical Ethnic Studies Association, Cultural Studies Association, National Council for Black Studies, National Women’s Studies Association, and Popular Culture/American Culture Association.
heidi.lewis@coloradocollege.edu
Manya Whitaker
Assistant Professor
Education

As a developmental educational psychologist, I am comitted to investigating issues of diversity and equity in K-12 public schools. In courses such as Diversity & Equity in Education and Urban Education we examine the influence of social factors such as race, gender, language and class on school and family practices. In the Connecting Learning Across Social Settings (C.L.A.S.S.) Lab I work with one graduate and two undergraduate students to study how low income and ethnic minority parents construct their role in children's schooling.
http://www.manyawhitakerphd.com
Rashna Singh
Visiting Professor
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