|
Michelle Habell-Pallán |
||
|
Associate Professor of Women Studies
|
||
|
Email: mhabellp@u.washington.edu
|
Background
Michelle Habell-Pallan is an Associate Professor in the Women Studies Department and an adjunct in the School of Music. Her book, Loca Motion: The Travels of Chicana and Latina Popular Culture (NYU Press, 2005) received an MLA book prize honorable mention. In her role as guest curator of the award-winning traveling exhibit American Sabor: U.S. Latinos in Popular Music, a collaboration between the University of Washington and The Experience Music Project Museum, she is engaged in developing public humanities projects. She is also a past recipient of the Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Research Award as well as a Woodrow Wilson Foundation Research Award for her research and writing on gender, popular music and culture. Her new book, Beat Migration: Chicano/a Roots/Routes of American Pop Music is currently in-progress.
Research Areas
Cultural Studies Methodologies. Chicana Feminist Theory and Methodologies. Politics of Represenation in Latina/o cultural production (including performance, music, and musuem presentation). Feminist Pop Music and Pop Culture Criticism. Public Humanities/Engaged Scholarship. Cultural Politics of Immigration Discourse.
Publications
Selected Fellowships and Grants
Courses
Chicana Feminist Theory (WOMEN 590 B) Graduate Seminar
Cultural Studies and Public Scholarship: American Sabor (WOMEN 590 B) Graduate Seminar Women of Color as Cross-Cultural Artists (WOMEN 351/AES 310) Latina/Latino Theater (CHSTU 340) Latina Cultural Production (WOMEN 541/CHSTU 410) |
|
|
Send mail to: mhabellp@u.washington.edu
Last modified: 10/06/2008 3:29 PM |
||