External Affiliate Faculty

Yveline Alexis

Information: Associate Professor of Africana Studies and Comparative American Studies at Oberlin College and Conservatory; Previously a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow in Africana Studies at Rutgers University; History of the Caribbean, the Americas, and African Diaspora;
resistance, Agency, and Political Acts; memory Studies and oral history of silenced and ignored minority groups

Information: Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Chicago; Previously a postdoctoral fellow in Critical Caribbean Studies at Rutgers University; Tempo and aesthetics, coloniality, decolonization, and race/gender and respectability.

Information: Assistant Professor in English; Rice University; 20/21C African American, Latinx, and Caribbean Literature; archive theory, digital culture, and critical race studies

Information: Associate Professor in the Department of English and Cultural Studies at McMaster University; Previously a Postdoctoral Researcher in Critical Caribbean Studies and Latino and Hispanic Caribbean Studies at Rutgers University; Caribbean Literature, Marronage, Race, Queerness, Citizenship and Sovereignty

Information: Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sciences and Director, Interdisciplinary Center for Coastal Studies, University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez; Human-environment interactions, natural hazard’s vulnerability and adaptive capacity, community resilience, ecosystems services, Caribbean, mixed methods, participatory research techniques, cartography

Information: Director of The Center for Latino Arts and Culture; popular religious practice, performance, festival, traditional and popular music, poetics and politics of song and revolutionary movements in Central America and the Caribbean

Information: Associate Professor in Literary Studies; Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; Race and Ethnic Studies; Global and Diasporic Studies; Michigan State University

Information: Assistant Professor of Department of History; Washington State University; 20th century, cultural history, social history, digital history, immigration, citizenship, identity formation, diasporas, Black Atlantic, urban history

Information: Independent Scholar; Previously a Post-Doctoral Researcher in Critical Caribbean Studies at Rutgers University; Female same-sex desire, Gender and sexuality in Hinduism, "Queer" politics and activism, Globalisation of sexuality, Identity formation

Information: Associate Professor at Fordham University; Previously a Visiting Postdoctoral Researcher in Critical Caribbean Studies and Latino and Hispanic Caribbean Studies; Caribbean Revolution and Black Radicalism, African Diasporic Literature and Cultural History, Literatures of U.S. Empire, Postcolonial Theory, Political Trauma

Information: Professor in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, Marta S. Weeks Chair in Latin American Studies; University of Miami; Comparative Archipelago Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Cultural Studies, Postcoloniality and Decoloniality, Diasporas

Information: Assistant Professor of Pan-African Studies at Drew University; Previously a Previously a postdoctoral fellow in Critical Caribbean Studies at Rutgers University; Neoliberalism, Capital, Gender and Labor, Development, Identity Formation, Globalization/Transnationalism, Race/Racialization and Ethnicity, and Caribbean Studies

Information: Assistant Dean II, coordinates Honors Colloquia, outreach, co-curricular and global programs, for the SAS Honors Program; Philosophy and has read widely in the field and earned his B.A. in Philosophy from Queens College (CUNY) and a MFA in the Visual Arts from Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University

Information: Visiting Scholar in CCS, Fall 2014. Graduate Students, Universidad de La Laguna (ULL); Diaspora and transnational studies, migration and immigration, literary studies, cultural studies, black aesthetics, critical race theory, gender and sexuality studies, subaltern studies, critical feminist discourses, colonial and postcolonial studies, decoloniality, critical epistemology, social movements and revolution, insularity. Came to Rutgers to conduct research on her thesis project “West Indian Diaspora, Intersectionality and Policies of Membership. Writings and Identities in a Transnational Context.”

Information: Assistant Professor in Art History; Southern Methodist University; African Diaspora, Food Pathways, Blue Humanities