Emily Celeste Vázquez Enriquez

Ph.D., Cornell University

M.A., The University of Texas at El Paso

B.A., Universidad Autónoma de Chihuahua

Research and Teaching Interests

20th/21st-Century Mexican, Central American, and Latinx Literatures and Cultures; Border and Migration Studies; Environmental Humanities: Ecocriticism and Animal Studies; Critical Race Theory; Sound Studies; Visual Culture

Selected Academic Publications

“Wet-nurses and migrant nanas in Mexico’s imaginary landscape.” South of the Future: Speculative Biotechnologies and Care Markets in South Asia and Latin America. Eds. Anindita Banerjee and Debra Castillo. SUNY Press. In press.

“Las tierras arrasadas, de Emiliano Monge: la frontera en movimiento.” Mester. University of California at Los Angeles. 2019.

“Companion Species in Border Crossings: ‘Mediodía de frontera’ by Claudia Hernández.” Ciberletras. Revista de crítica literaria y de cultura. Lehman College CUNY. 2019.

Current Projects
Border Biomes: Coexistence and Interference on American Migration Trails (book project)

Invasive Species: The Ecologies of Migration in the Americas (book project)

Selected Grants and Awards

Grant for Doctoral Research in Sustainability and the Humanities. Cornell University, Society for the Humanities, 2018-2019.

President’s Travel Fund for the Humanities Award. Cornell University, Society for the Humanities, 2019.

Latina/o Studies Research Grant. Cornell University, Latina/o Studies Program, 2018.

Mellon Urbanism Fellowship. Cornell University, Society for the Humanities, 2018.