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March 1, 2026Latino Studies0 citationsOpen Access

Teaching the sociological imagination: creating community in tumultuous times

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MAMarta Ascherio

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Opening paragraph: In fall 2022, I began a tenure track position at Illinois State University (ISU), as a joint hire between the Department of Criminal Justice Sciences and the Latin American and Latino Studies Program (LALS). LALS is a multi-disciplinary program with affiliated faculty from multiple colleges and departments across campus. In contrast to affiliated faculty whose main teaching responsibilities are in their home departments, as a joint hire I have teaching responsibilities in Criminal Justice Sciences (two classes) and LALS (one class). I became part of a small cohort of faculty across departments (Languages, Sociology and Anthropology, Communications, and Speech-Language Pathology) who teach Introduction to Latino Studies (LAL 109).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a08281e7de338f10b10869fhttps://doi.org/10.1057/s41276-026-00563-4
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