Daniel A Rodriguez

Daniel A. Rodriguez is an Associate Professor of History at Brown University, specializing in the social history of Latin America and the Caribbean with a focus on 19th and 20th century Cuba. His research explores medical politics, childhood in post-emancipation Cuba, and gender/sexuality histories. He holds a PhD from New York University (2013) and a BA from the University of Massachusetts, Boston (2005).

• Educations:
• PhD in History, New York University, 2013
• BA in History, University of Massachusetts, Boston, 2005

His research interests include the history of medicine, childhood studies, environmental history, and race/ethnicity. He has authored a book on postcolonial Havana's medical politics and published in Hispanic American Historical Review and Cuban Studies.

Awards:

• Woodrow Wilson Career Enhancement Fellowship (2017)
• Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship (2013-2014)
• Mendenhall Fellowship (2012-2013)

He teaches courses on modern Latin America, environmental history, and the intersection of gender/race with medicine in the Americas.