Dr. John Eusebio Klingemann
Assistant Professor of History
E-mail: john.klingemann@angelo.eduPh.D., University of Arizona
M.A., Sul Ross State University
B.A., Sul Ross State University
http://www.u.arizona.edu/~jekling/
Areas of Specialization: Latin American History; Modern Mexico; and the United States - Mexico Border.
Scholarship: "Blacks in Northern New Spain." The Journal of Big Bend Studies 16 (2004), and other articles; several translations including, "Exploring the Rios," in God's Country or Devil's Playground: The Best Nature Writing from the Big Bend of Texas, ed. Barney Nelson (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2002); several award winning museum exhibits, and numerous conference presentations in the United States and Mexico.
Works in Progress: Borderlands Hispanic Oral History Publication; article, "A Handful of Maderistas: Francisco Villa, the División del Norte, and the Battle of Ojinaga, 1914."
Awards and Honors: Fulbright-García Robles Fellowship for Mexico (University of Arizona, 2006-07); Fellow, National Summer Institute on Promoting Multicultural Excellence in the Academy (University of Denver); Graduate Minority Fellowship (University of Arizona Graduate School); Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Institute Fellowship (University of Arizona); Tinker Travel Grant for Latin America (University of Arizona); Champion - Davis Fellowship, Oaxaca Summer Institute VII; several Reconocimientos from municipalities in Mexico; Silver Award from the Texas Association of Museums; and a grant from the Summerlee Foundation.
Membership: Nueva Academia de San Juan de Letrán; Vice-Chairman of Brewster County Historical Commission (2000-03); Board of Directors, Preservation Texas (2001-03).
