Luis H. Moreno

Dr. Luis H. Moreno is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies at Bowling Green State University’s School of Cultural & Critical Studies. He earned his Ph.D. in Chicano/Latino Studies from Michigan State University and is among the first globally to hold this degree. His work focuses on labor, migration, and activism in Chicano/Latino communities.

• Ph.D., Chicano/Latino Studies, Michigan State University
• M.A., Chicana Chicano Studies, California State University, Northridge
• B.A., Chicana Chicano Studies, San Diego State University

Dr. Moreno’s research explores intersections of labor history, migration patterns, and social justice movements, particularly in Ventura County and the Midwest. His recent projects include a manuscript on Oxnard, California’s Chicano activism and articles analyzing Mexican narratives in Ohio and UFW grape boycotts.

He has taught courses such as Introduction to Latina/o Studies, History of Mexican Americans, and Mexican Transborder Culture. His publications span journals like Journal of American Ethnic History and encyclopedic entries on pivotal Latino historical events.

• Outstanding Faculty, Latino/a/x Issues Conference, 2018
• Certificates of Appreciation, Center for Faculty Excellence, 2019 and 2020

Dr. Moreno serves as Co-Advisor for the Latino Student Union and contributes to local nonprofits like La Conexion de Wood County, advancing community-based activism and historical preservation.