History, Social Sciences and Religion Faculty and Staff

Bio

Research Interests

Dr. Duarte teaches courses in Latin American, U.S., New Mexico, and Borderlands History. Her research interest focuses on Mexican communities and the role of Mexican consuls in the United States during the late 19th century. She is the author of Frontera y diplomacia: las relaciones Mexico-Estados Unidos durante el porfiriato(2001) and of the book chapter entitled "To Protect and Police: Mexican Consuls in the American Borderlands at the Turn of the Twentieth Century" in Border Policing: A History of Enforcement and Evasion in North America, Holly M. Karibo and George T. Diaz, eds. (2020).

Bio

I was born in Farmington, Minnesota, and grew up in Marshalltown, Iowa. I went to Northwestern University, and received a teaching certificate from the University of Northern Iowa. I taught high school and coached in Vinton, Iowa for nine years. I then attended the University of California, San Diego, where I received my Ph.D. and served for three years as the assistant women?s basketball coach. I taught at the University of Redlands in Redlands, California from 1989 to 1995. I have taught at Eastern New Mexico University since 1995. I have written six books, and have edited four others. I have been the radio broadcaster for all ENMU football, basketball, and baseball games since 1996. I have co-hosted The Morning Throwdown on 105.9, KSEL-Country since 2001. I was named the Sportscaster of the Year by the New Mexico Broadcasters Association in 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012. I was inducted into the New Mexico Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame in 201

Research Interests

I began my career as a historian of the American Space Program, and I still occasionally am asked to write reviews of books on that subject. Since the mid-1990s, however, I have concentrated most of my research efforts on the American Civil War.

Bio

1960-1964 Lecturer, Univ. of Aberdeen, Scotland

1964-1967 Research Fellow / Lecturer, London University

1965-1967 Archaeological digs, London and environs

1967 X-ray crystallography & structure of ribonuclease

1967-1968 Scientist, Medical Research Council

1968 - structure of t-RNA

1968-1977 Scientist, Max-Planck-Institut, & Lecturer, Univ. of Heidelberg, Germany

1981 Hospital Chaplain, Providence, RI

1985-1990 Lay Professional, Diocese of San Joaquin

1985-1986 Physics Faculty, California State Univ. Fresno

1986-1988 Faculty, West Coast Christian College, Fresno

1989-1990 Chemistry Faculty, CSU, Fresno

1990-1992 Chaplain, Ben Taub Hospital, Houston

1992-2006 Lay Pastor, Diocese of the Rio Grande

1992-2010 Hospital Chaplain, Clovis

1993 Chemistry Faculty, CCC, Clovis

1999-present Chaplain, Portales Hospital

1999-present Assistant Professor of Religion ENMU

2006-2010 Chair, Religion Department ENMU

Research Interests

Online Education

Greek

World Religions

Bio

'm from Las Cruces, and my wife, Dee, is from here in Portales (maiden name Rackler). We have 4 daughters, so of course now we have son-in-laws, and grandkids galore. I got my bachelors in secondary math ed from NMSU and then a masters in divinity and PhD from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. I taught religion classes at Howard Payne University in Texas for about 15 years while I was being a pastor, teaching math, or directing the HPU El Paso extension center. I have been here at ENMU since the Fall of 2011 teaching Religion classes and serving as the director of the Baptist Student Union (BSU) Christian Challenge. New Testament Survey is one of my favorite classes to teach, because I think it is the most extraordinary and influential document ever written.

Research Interests

Social Movements; Research Methods; Media; Gender; Culture