ERIN GRAHAM

Associate Professor (Lecturer)

Ethnic, Gender & Disability Studies

  • Associate Professor (Lecturer)
    Ethnic, Gender & Disability Studies

BIO

Erin Graham joined the University of Utah in Fall 2022 as an Associate Professor (Career-Line Teaching Faculty) in Ethnic Studies and Gender Studies. She brings a decade of award winning teaching experience to Transform, having previously taught classes in Chicano/Latino Studies, Gender Studies, History, and Interdisciplinary Social Science and Humanities courses. She is passionate about pedagogy, and she delights in welcoming students from all different disciplinary backgrounds into her courses. Her teaching is informed by her research background in Latin American, Mexican, and Borderlands History, in which she focuses on gender, childhood, family, labor, migration, and environmental justice. Dr. Graham also has a long history as a community engaged scholar and policy maker.

INSTITUTIONAL APPOINTMENTS

  • Associate Professor (Lecturer)
    Ethnic, Gender & Disability Studies1 Nov 2025 - present

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

  • Assistant Professor, Fixed-Term
    Michigan State University, East Lansing, United States1 Aug 2013 - 30 Jun 2022
  • Borderlands Post-Doctoral Fellow
    University of Washington, Seattle, United States1 Sep 2012 - 30 Jun 2013

DEGREES

  • PhD, Latin American History
    University of Houston2010
  • Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies
    University of Houston, Women's Studies, Houston, United States2006