DANIELLE ANTOINETTE HIDALGO
Emir Estrada
Curriculum Vitae
Rev. december 2011
Department of Sociology
University of Southern California
Kaprielian 352, Los Angeles, CA 90089-2539
Email: eloy@usc.edu
(562)900-8051
Education___________________________________________________________________
Ph.D. in Sociology 2012 (Expected)
University of Southern California (USC)
M.A. in Sociology 2010
University of Southern California (USC)
B. A. in Sociology and Chicana/o Studies 2005
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Cum Laude Honors
A.A. in Liberal Arts 2003
Long Beach City College (LBCC)
President’s Scholar
High School 1998
Centro de Bachillerato Tecnológico Agropecuario (CBTa #137)
Zacatecas, México.
Teaching and Research Expertise_________________________________________
Immigration, Latina/o Sociology, Childhood, Children and Work, Chicana/o Studies, Qualitative Methods, Race and Ethnic Relations, Gender.
Publications _________________________________________________________________
Estrada, Emir and Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo. Forthcoming 2012. “Latina Adolescent Street Vendors in
Los Angeles: Gendered Streetwise?” Low-Wage Work, Migration and Gender edited by Anna Guevara and Nilda Flores-Gonzalez. University of Illinois Press.
Estrada, Emir and Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo. 2011. “Intersectional Dignities: Latino Immigrant Street
Vendor Youth in Los Angeles.” Journal of Contemporary Ethnography. 40(1) 102 –131.
Hondagneu-Sotelo, Pierrette; Emir Estrada; Hernan Ramirez. 2011 “Más allá de la Domesticidad: Un
análisis de género de los trabajos inmigrantes del sector informal [Beyond Domesticity: A Gendered Analysis of Immigrant Informal Sector Work]” Papers: Revista de Sociologia, Spain. 96 (3) 805-824.
Manuscripts with Conditional Acceptance __________________________________
Estrada, Emir. “Changing Household Dynamics: Children’s American Cultural Resources in
Street Vending Markets”. (Revised and Resubmit status in Childhood).
Estrada, Emir. “‘Dude, I was born here!’ Latino Street Vending Youth In Los Angeles” (Accepted with
Revisions in Contesting the Streets: Street Vending Open-Air Markets, and Public Space) Edited
by Abel Valenzuela and Rocio Rosales.
Manuscripts In Progress _____________________________________________________
Estrada, Emir. “The Historical Development of Children and Work: The Case of Street Vending Children
in Los Angeles” (In preparation for the Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth)
Estrada, Emir. “Street Vending and Children’s Work as Cultural Practices?: ‘I Never Street Vended in my
Home Country When I was a Child’” (In preparation for The Future of Children Journal)
Conference Presentations____________________________________________________
2012 “Gendered Migrations.” Pacific Sociological Association Conference. San Diego (March 22-25)
“Street Vending in Los Angeles.” Latino Student Empowerment Conference: Research and Practice. Co-Sponsored by Chicano and Latino American Studies, the Latino Student Assembly, the USC Sociology Club and other groups. USC (January 28).
2010 “Changing Household Dynamics: Second Generation Latina/o Adolescent Street Vendors in Los Angeles.” American Sociological Association, annual meeting. Atlanta (August 16).
“Changing Household Dynamics: Latina/o Adolescent Street Vendors in Los Angeles.” Pacific Sociological Association annual meeting, Oakland (April 9).
‘“Dude, I was born here!’: Children's American Cultural Resources in Street Vending
Markets”. Contesting the Streets: Street Vending, Open Air Markets, and Public Space. Sponsored by the UCLA Center for the Study of Urban Poverty and the USC Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration (May 14-15).
“Latina Adolescent Street Vendors in Los Angeles: Gendered Streetwise?” Low-Wage Work, Migration and Gender Conference. University of Illinois at Chicago. Sponsored by the Ford Foundation (May 12).
2009 “Markets of Shame and Pride: Latino Immigrant Street Vendor Youth in Los Angeles.” Law and Society Association annual meeting. Denver, Colorado. (May 28-30).
“Paradox of Pride and Shame: Latino Adolescent Street Vendors in Los Angeles.” Urban Street Vending: Economic Resistance, Integration or Marginalization? Technical University Berlin. Germany. Sponsored by The Institute "Folklore Archive" of the Romanian Academy Cluj-Napoca (May 15-16).
‘“Guys…don’t sell as much as girls…’: Constructions of Gender in Street Markets Among Latina Adolescents.” Pacific Sociological Association annual meeting. San Diego, California. (April 8).
“Latina Adolescent Street Vendors in Los Angeles: Gendered Streetwise?” Low-Wage Work, Migration and Gender Conference. University of Illinois, Chicago. Sponsored by the Ford Foundation (March 13).
‘“Oh, she’s a girl, she’s clean’: Latina Girls Street Vending Experience in Los Angeles.” USC Interdisciplinary Seminar Series. University of Southern California. Sponsored by the Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS) and The Graduate Students of Color Network (GSCN) (March 4).
2007 “Inner City Mothering.” FIRST Summer Institute. University of Southern California. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) (August 12).
Other Conference Participation______________________________________________
2011 Compact For Faculty Diversity Institute on Teaching and Mentoring (Atlanta, Georgia). Sponsored by the National Science Foundation. (October 21-23)
2011 Which Way, America?: Reframing, Regrouping and Realigning for Immigrant Integration. University of Southern California (USC). Organized by the USC Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration and Sponsored by the James Irvine Foundation (April 6).
2010 Low Wage Labor Gender and Migration Work Meeting and Conference for Edited Volume. University of Illinois at Chicago. Sponsored by the Ford Foundation (May 12).
2008 Immigrant Integration and the American Future: Lessons from and for California. University of Southern California (USC). Organized by the USC Population Dynamics Research Group USC Program for Environmental and Regional Equity (April 22).
2008 Childhood & Migration: Interdisciplinary Conference. Drexel University. Philadelphia, PA. (June 20-22)
2007 American Sociological Association annual meeting (ASA). New York. (August 11).
Teaching Assistant Experience at USC_______________________________________
Teaching and Reseach Interests:
Immigration, Latina/o Sociology, Childhood, Children and Work, Chicana/o Studies, Qualitative Methods, Race and Ethnic Relations, Gender.
Soci 142: Race and Ethnic Conflict, Professor Amon Emeka Fall 2011
Soci 142: Race and Ethnic Conflict, Professor Amon Emeka Summer 2010
Soci 134: Immigrant America, Professor Jody Aguis Vallejo Spring 2010
Soci 134: Immigrant America, Professor Jody Aguis Vallejo Fall 2010
Soci 169: Changing Family Forms, Professor Adele Pillitteri Spring 2008
Soci 169: Changing Family Forms, Professor Adele Pillitteri Fall 2008
Invited Lectures ___________________________________________________________
“Immigrant Children and Work” Spring 2012
Professor Jody Agius Vallejo, Soci 155: Immigrant America (USC)
“Social Construction of Race, Class, and Gender” Spring 2012
Professor Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, Soc 156m: Mexican Immigrants
in Sociological Perspectives.
Graduate Level (USC)
“Qualitative Research Methods” Fall 2011
Professor Veronica Terriquez, Soci 621: Seminar in Advanced Methodology
Graduate Level (USC)
“Theories of International Migration” Summer 2010
Professor Amon Emeka, Soci 142: Racial and Ethnic Conflict (USC)
“Family and Work” Spring 2010
Professor James Thing, Soci 200: Introduction to Sociology (USC)
“Conducting Ethnographic Field Work” Spring 2010
Professor Veronica Terriquez, Soci 313: Sociological Research Methods (USC)
“Childhood, Children and Work” Spring 2009
Professor Karen Sternheimer, Soci 305m: Sociology of Childhood (USC)
“Chicana/o Latina/o Family Work Relations” Spring 2009
Professor Brianne Davila, Soci 145ch : Restructuring Communities
(Pitzer College)
“Adolescent Street Vendors in Los Angeles” Fall 2008
Professor Amon Emeka, Soci 142: Racial and Ethnic Conflict (USC)
“Chicana Feminism” Fall 2008
Professor James McKeever, Sex, Gender & Sociology (CSULA)
Fellowships and Grants____________________________________________________
The Compact for Faculty Diversity and Enhancing Diversity in Spring 2011
Graduate Education (EDGE) Travel Grant (all expenses paid)
Compact Conference. Atlanta, Georgia (October 21-23)
USC Graduate School Endowment / Manning Fellowship ($20,000+Tuition) Fall 2011-Spring 2012
Gold Family Graduate Fellowship from USC College: ($5,000) Summer 2011
Frey Dissertation Development Award, USC Sociology Department: ($1,000) Spring 2011
Federation of Zacatecan International Benefit Organization Scholarship: ($700) Spring 2010
Sociology Summer Research Stipend Award: ($1000) Summer 2010
Ford Foundation Travel Grant: (all expenses paid) Fall 2010
Low Wage Labor Gender and Migration Work Meeting and
Conference for Edited Volume. University of Illinois at Chicago.
(May 12).
Sociology Summer Research Stipend Award: ($1,400) Spring 2009
Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Travel Grant: ($750) Spring 2009
Law and Society Association annual meeting. Denver, Colorado. (May 28-30).
Diversity Placement Travel Grant: ($1,500) Spring 2009
Urban Street Vending: Economic Resistance, Integration or Marginalization?
Technical University Berlin. Germany. Sponsored by The Institute "Folklore Archive"
of the Romanian Academy Cluj-Napoca (May 15-16).
Ford Foundation Travel Grant: (all expenses paid) Fall 2009
Low-Wage Work, Migration and Gender Conference.
University of Illinois, Chicago. (March 13).
Federation of Zacatecan International Benefit Organization Scholarship: ($700) Spring 2008
USC Graduate Studies Fellowship ($19,000.) Fall 2008-Spring 2009
Diversity Placement Travel Grant: ($1,500) Fall 2008
Childhood & Migration: Interdisciplinary Conference.
Drexel University. Philadelphia, PA. (June 20-22)
Diversity Placement Research Fellowship: ($5,000) Fall 2008
USC College Office of Graduate Programs
Federation of Zacatecan International Benefit Organization Scholarship: ($1,000.) Spring 2007
First Summer Institute, Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education: ($2,000). Summer 2007
National Science Foundation Research Grant (NSF): ($3,000) Summer 2007
Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Travel Grant: ($1,000.). Summer 2007
American Sociological Association annual meeting (ASA). New York. (August 11).
Federation of Zacatecan International Benefit Organization Scholarship: ($3,000.) Spring 2003
President’s Scholar Scholarship, Long Beach City College: ($100.) Fall 1999-Fall 2002
Mildred McLeay Moore Scholarship, Long Beach City College: ($500) Fall 2003
Hispanic Scholarship Fund Award: ($3,000) Fall 2003
Assistance League of Long Beach Scholarship, Long Beach City College: ($500) Fall 2002
Ebell Club of Long Beach Scholarship, Long Beach City College: ($500) Fall 2002
Honors_________________________________ __________________________________
2010 Beth B. Hess Memorial Scholarship, First Honorable Mention , Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS)
2010 Ford Foundation Fellowship Program, Honorable Mention
2004 Graduation Cum Laude Honors, UCLA
2002 President’s Scholar Award, Long Beach City College (LBCC)
2003 All USA Academic Team Award, LBCC
2003 Dean’s Honor List, LBCC
2002 Dean’s Distinction, LBCC
2002 Academic/ Honor Society: Alpha Gamma Sigma (AGA) Permanent Membership. LBCC
2002 Leadership Recognition-Senate Star Award, LBCC
2002 Honor’s Program Completion. LBCC
2002 Leadership Recognition-Viking Award. LBCC
2001 Academic/ Honor Society: KASSAI. LBCC
2001 Volunteer Service-Campus and Community: 100-199 hours. LBC
Service_____________________________________________________________________
University of Southern California
Graduate Student Representative, Department of Sociology, USC, 2010-2011
Chair, Graduate Students of Color Network (GSCN), 2009-2010
Colloquium Committee, Sociology Graduate Student Association, 2007–Present.
Student Forum Committee, Graduate Student’s of Color Network, 2007-Present.
Graduate Student Representative, Department of Sociology, USC, 2008-2009
Organizing Committee, “The Study of Culture and the Practice of Research.” USC Sociology
Student-Run Symposium, 2008
University of California, Los Angeles
Hispanic Scholarship Fund Chapter Representative, 2003-2004
Academic Advancement Program Recruiter, 2003-2004
Long Beach City College
Vice President, Student Senate, 2002
President and Founder of The Extended Opportunity Program and Services Club, 2002.
Cultural Affairs Representative for AGS, Honor Society, 1999-2003.
Member of KASSAI, Honor Society for Women, 1999.
Peer Advisor, The Extended Opportunity Program and Services, 2000-2002
Community
Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Project, CA 2010
La Fayette Parent Booster Club, Long Beach, CA 2010-Present
Public Relations Chair, Home Town Association of Zacatecas in Los Angeles, 2003-2004
Scholarship Committee, Home Town Association of Zacatecas in Los Angeles, 2003-2004
Member, Home Town Association Club, Familias Unidas de Tepechitlán, 1998-Present
Professional Memberships_________________________________________________
American Sociological Association (ASA)
Pacific Sociological Association (PSA)
Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP)
Sociologists for Women in Society (SWS)
Dissertation committee_________________________________________________
Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, Professor of Sociology
Roberto Suro, Professor of Journalism and Public Policy, USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism and the School of Policy, Planning and Development
Jody Agius Vallejo, Assistant Professor of Sociology
Veronica Terriquez, Assistant Professor of Sociology
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