Ana Elizabeth Rosas, UCI associate professor of Chicano/Latino studies and history, is leading a research team dedicated to telling El Sol Academy's rich history
Research expertise: Native American and Indigenous studies, laws and politics; U.S.-Mexico borderlands
Research expertise: sociology of education, social stratification, sociology of organizations
Research expertise: poverty, inequality, social policy, children and youth, education, family life, child welfare
Research expertise: Indigenous and Native American studies, critical Latinx Indigeneities, Indigenous law and politics, settler and internal colonialism, plurinationality, anticolonial praxis, critical archival theory, , critical museology, community-based research
Research expertise: Latinx and Black Latinx studies, theater and performance studies, pre-1900 U.S. literary and cultural history, relational studies of race and ethnicity, disability studies, archival theory, feminist and queer studies
Research expertise: education, race and ethnicity, social stratification, social capital and social networks, qualitative methods
Research expertise: U.S. and African American history, women and gender studies, African diaspora studies
Research expertise: quantitative macroeconomics, heterogeneity, income inequality, education, and taxation
Research expertise: global Indigeneity, Latin America, transborder migration diasporic studies
