Jacqueline Hidalgo
Assistant Professor of Latina/o Studies and Religion
Office: Schapiro Hall, Room 116
Phone: 413-597-4763
E-mail: jacqueline.hidalgo@williams.edu
Office Hours
By appointment
Education
A.B.: Columbia University
M.A.: Union Theological Seminary in New York
Ph.D.: Claremont Graduate University
Courses
· LATS 105: Latina/o Identities: Constructions, Contestations, and Expressions
· REL/LATSL/AMST 224: U.S. Latina/o Religions
· REL/LATS/AMST 227: Utopias and Americas
· REL/AMST 229: Reel Jesus: Reading the Christian Bible and Film in the U.S.A.
· REL/LATS/AFR 309: Scriptures and Race
· REL/LATS/AMST/ENVI 318 and Comp 328: California: Myths, Peoples, Places
· REL/COMP/WGSS 326T and LATS 426T: Queer Temporalities
Research Fields
· U.S. Latina/o Religions
· Religion and Culture
· Scriptures and Communities
· Utopias and Utopianism
· Gender, Sexuality, and Religion
· Apocalypticism
Program Connections
· Latina/o Studies
· Environmental Studies
· American Studies
Selected Publications
- Scriptures and (No) Place: Aztlán, the New Jerusalem, and Utopian Imaginations of California (in process).
- “Latinos/as and Catholic-Jewish Relations in the Americas.” In Toward the Future: Essays on Catholic-Jewish Relations in Memory of Rabbi Leon Klenicki, ed. Celia Deutsch, Eugene Fisher, and James Rudin. Paulist Press Stimulus Foundation Series (forthcoming).
- “Reading from No Place: Towards a Hybrid and Ambivalent Study of Scriptures.” In What Does It Mean to Be a Latina/o Biblical Critic, ed. Fernando F. Segovia and Francisco Lozada. Semeia Studies (forthcoming).
- “Struggling with Mindsets of Domination.” In Feminist Biblical Studies in the 20th Century, ed. Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza. Vol. 20 of The Bible and Women: An Encyclopedia of Exegesis and Cultural History (forthcoming).
- “Scripting Latinidad: (Re)Defining Textual Selves and Worlds in the Age of
MySpace.” The Journal of Hispanic/Latino Theology (February 2009)
(http://www.latinotheology.org/).