Erin Graham

Erin Graham is an Associate Professor (Lecturer) in Ethnic Studies and Gender Studies at the University of Utah since July 2022. She holds a PhD in Latin American History (University of Houston, 2010) and an Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies (2006). Her research focuses on gender, childhood, family, labor, migration, and environmental justice in Latin American, Mexican, and Borderlands contexts. Graham has a decade of award-winning teaching experience, previously at Michigan State University (2013–2022), and a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Washington (2012–2013). She is actively engaged in community-based scholarship and policy work.

Education:

• PhD, Latin American History, University of Houston, 2010
• Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies, University of Houston, 2006

Research & Teaching: Graham’s pedagogy emphasizes interdisciplinary social science and humanities approaches, welcoming students from diverse disciplines. Her work integrates historical analysis with contemporary issues in gender, migration, and environmental justice. She has designed courses in Chicano/Latino Studies, History, and Gender Studies.

Awards & Engagement: Recognized for exceptional teaching, though specific awards are not listed. Maintains strong ties to community initiatives and policy advocacy. No grants or lab affiliations explicitly detailed.