Milton Machuca-Galvez is International Collections Librarian at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, USA.
He holds a Licenciatura in Psychology from UCA in his native El Salvador and a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Temple University, Philadelphia. He is a freelance translator. He has a 25-year teaching-mentoring-advocacy interdisciplinary career in several U.S. higher education institutions. This experience was built upon his undergraduate studies and his work with indigenous communities in Central America; these experiences led to his anthropology Ph.D. and his work with Latino communities in the U.S. He also has administrative, collaborative and organizational development experience as Director of a study abroad program in Costa Rica and Coordinator of a Latin American and Latino Studies interdisciplinary program. He has served as Humanities Librarian and Visiting Scholar at the University of New Mexico, Visiting Instructor at Rutgers University, Visiting Assistant Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at Swarthmore College, and he has also taught at Claremont Colleges, in California. For further information, see this excellent recent article about him and his work at Kansas.
Work for CID:
Milton Machuca-Galvez translated KC1: Intercultural Dialogue into Spanish, and has served as a reviewer for Spanish.
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