Call for Applications 2023–2024
Short-Term Research in Mexico for Graduate Students
In May 2023, Alianza MX launched a a call for applications for funding support for UC graduate students to conduct short-term research stays in Mexico. The purpose of this new initiative is to help young scholars accomplish specific laboratory, library, or field research tasks while hosted by a partner institution in Mexico.
Following evaluation of applications by a UC faculty review committee, 21 students were selected for funding support. Please see below for details and check back here soon for updates on these research projects.
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Abraham Hawley Suarez
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Religious Studies
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UC Berkeley
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Imaginaries of religion and the secular in Mexican interreligious organizations
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Adriana Ramirez
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Sociology
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UC Berkeley
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“De Aquí y De Allá”: Young Return Migrants’ (Re)Integration in Mexico
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Aharon E. Arvizu Ramirez
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Spanish & Portuguese
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UC Santa Barbara
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El Expediente del atentado y el Asunto Arroyo: Towards an Inquiry into Historical Truth
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Alisher Batmanov
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Economics
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UC San Diego
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Stigma, Beliefs & Demand for Mental Health Services Among University Students
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Ana Zepeda
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Plant Science
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UC Davis
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Food Security and Compounded Disaster Resiliency in a Community Kitchen in Merida, Mexico
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Andrea Paz-Lacavex
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Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
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UC Santa Cruz
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Extension of UC Alianza Mexico project "UC-UABC collaborative kelp forest restoration studies"
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Cheyenne McKinley
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Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology
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UC Santa Barbara
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Identifying the effect of light on lunar rhythm in bioluminescent ostracods
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Christine Theunissen (Delia)
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History of Art
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UC Berkeley
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Mirror Effects: Figuration, Fragmentation, and Globality in Mexican, Moroccan, and US modern art
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Cristina Mendez
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Education
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UC Berkeley
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Revitalizing Mam Language and Culture: Politics, Activism and development of identities in the US, Mexico, and Guatemala
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Emily Jorgenson
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Anthropology
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UC Irvine
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Circuits of Citizenship: Transnational Digital Nomads in Mexico
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Fernando David Márquez Duarte
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Political Science
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UC Riverside
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Jawil: The Cucapáh Indigenous group’s thought and struggle to survive
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Francisco Ulloa
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History
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UC Davis
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Vivos los llevaron Vivos los queremos: Rosario Ibarra, and the Raise of Human Rights Movements in the Mexican Public Realm, 1974-1990
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Gwendolen Pare
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Spanish & Portuguese
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UC Irvine
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Feminist Virality
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Idaliya Grigoryeva
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Economics
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UC San Diego
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Stigma, Beliefs & Demand for Mental Health Services Among University Students
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Jesus Nazario
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Ethnic Studies
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UC Berkeley
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Articulating Cintli Sovereignty: Nahua Farmers and Contemporary Maize Relations in The Land of Fresh Water
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Juan Campos
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Political Science
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UC Berkeley
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The Politics of Police Reform and Organized Crime
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Lucas Ruppel
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Spanish & Portuguese
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UC Davis
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Conceptualizations, Strategies, and Futurieites of Queer Care at the Border
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María Villalpando Páez
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Energy Resources Group
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UC Berkeley
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Backyard agriculture and peasant women’s knowledge in the Mixtec Region, Oaxaca. A participatory approach towards strengthening food sovereignty
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Rachel Kaufman
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History
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UC Los Angeles
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Quería Enseñar: Conversa Transmission, Memory, and Adaptation in Mexico and New Mexico
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Silvana Larrea Schiavon
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Public Health
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UC Berkeley
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Access to sexual and reproductive health services among in-transit migrant women in Mexico: Challenges and opportunities from a systems perspective
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Wendy Liz Arbey López Márquez
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Linguistics
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UC Berkeley
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Completion of a Grammar of Nuntajɨɨyi
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