Graduate Directory
- Title
- Ph.D. Student
- Division Social Sciences Division
- Department
- Latin American & Latino Studies
- Website
- Office Location
- Crown College Faculty Wing, 213
- Mail Stop Merrill/Crown Faculty Services
Research Interests
black queer/feminist theories, Latina/e feminisms, race/class/gender/sexuality and empire, the black atlantic, transatlantic slave trade, historical and community archives.
Biography, Education and Training
Bree Booth is a PhD student in the Latin American and Latino Studies Department, originally from Lake County, IL. Bree recieved their B.A. in Africana Studies (self-designed) from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA. Their research interests include the creation and curation of archives, Black queer theory/studies, and the time period of the transatlantic slave trade.
Honors, Awards and Grants
LALS Qualifying Exams Fellowship (Winter 2022)
UCSC-SSRC Dissertation Proposal Development Program (Spring/Summer 2021)
Tri-Alpha First Generation Honor Society (2019)
Muhlenberg College Dean of Academic Life Summer Research Grant Recipient (Summer 2018)
Selected Performances
Sedehi Diversity Project Student Director (2017)
Sedehi Diversity Project Ensemble Member (2016)
Teaching Interests
Teaching Assistant Experience:
- Introduction to Latin American and Latino Studies
- Introduction to Human Rights and Social Justice
- Concepts and Theories in Latin American and Latino Studies
- Social Science Analytics
- Cultural Theory in the Americas
- Unfree Migrations
- Race and Mobility
