Monthly Archive:: July 2019

Stephen Coulthart, University of Texas at El Paso – The Perils of Border Security Technology Megaprojects

On University of Texas at El Paso Week:  Borders are becoming increasingly armored as time goes

Yolanda Leyva, University of Texas at El Paso – Uncaged Art Provides a Voice to Detained Migrant Children

On University of Texas at El Paso Week: We’ve seen the effects of family separation at

Carlos Tarin, University of Texas at El Paso – Borderland Ecological Consciousness

On University of Texas at El Paso Week: The southern border has been changed by many

University of Texas at El Paso Week on The Academic Minute (2019.07.29)

University of Texas at El Paso Week on The Academic Minute 2019.07.22 Monday, July 29th Carlos

The Academic Minute for 2019.07.22-07.26

The Academic Minute from 07.22 – 07.26 Monday, July 22nd Scot Miller – Johns Hopkins University

Teresa Mares, University of Vermont – Migrants and the Other Border

Where do the migrants who successfully cross the southern border go? Teresa Mares, associate professor of

Ernesto Castañeda, American University – New Type of Mexican Migrants

Some migrants at America’s southern border are damned if they do and damned if they don’t.

Sarah Stitzlein, University of Cincinnati – Hope and the 2020 Presidential Election

Hope isn’t just for campaign slogans. Sarah Stitzlein, professor of education at the University of Cincinnati,

Mariana Sanchez, Florida International University – Latinos Found to Drink Less after Immigrating to U.S.

Does the health of Latino men get worse after they immigrate to the U.S.? Mariana Sanchez,

Scot Miller, Johns Hopkins University – China’s Methane Emissions

We should be concerned about China’s methane emissions. Scot Miller, assistant professor of environmental health at