About
Marco Durazo is a Lecturer at the University of San Francisco, specializing in political science with a focus on race, immigration, military, war, and U.S. Foreign Policy. He serves as Faculty Coordinator for the Peace & Justice Minor and teaches courses such as Latino Politics, Chicanx/Latinx Cultural & Society, Security & Terrorism, and the department’s non-profit Internship course.
Research Areas:
- Race and Ethnic Politics
- Immigration Policy and Identity
- Military-Veteran Studies
- U.S. Foreign Policy Analysis
Publications Trends: His work bridges critical race theory, feminist frameworks, and military sociology, emphasizing marginalized communities' experiences. Recent articles explore Latinx military service, while earlier contributions analyze revolutionary movements like the Young Lords.
Awards:
- Latinx Faculty Member of the Year Award (student nominated), 2022
Education and Experience: He earned his PhD in Political Science from UCLA in 2024 and previously lectured at UCLA in Political Science and Chicano Studies.
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