• Álvarez Cuartero, Izaskun

• Belmonte Postigo, José Luis

• Buscaglia, José

• Caraballo Muller, Dalia A.

• Curry-Machado, Jonathan

• Gallegos, Claudio Antonio

• García González, Armando

• García Mora, Luis Miguel

• Gasch Tomás, José Luis

• Ghorbal, Karim

• González López, Libia M.

• Hernández González, M.

• Mardorossian, Carine

• Martínez Fernández, luis

• Mena García, Carmen

• Opatrný, Josef

• Ortiz García, Carmen

• Pastor Pastor, Brígida M.

• Paz, Manuel de

• Pettinà, Vanni

• Pinto Tortosa, Antonio J.

• Pressley-Sanon, Toni

• Puig-Samper Mulero, M. A.

• Rodríguez Breijo, Vanessa

• Ruiz del Árbol Cana, A.

• Ruiz García, Sergio

• Schmieder, Ulrike

• Zeuske, Michael

Dalia Antonia Caraballo Muller

Dalia Antonia Muller
50 Claremont Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14222
daliamul@buffalo.edu
646-469-0656

Employment

• University at Buffalo, Assistant Professor of History, 2009- Present
• University at Buffalo, Associate Director, Caribbean Studies Program 2009-Present
• Loyola Marymount University, Assistant Professor of History, 2007-2009

Education

• Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, June 2007
• M.A., History, University of California, Berkeley, May 2002
• B.A. (Honors), History, Yale University, June 1999

Publications

• Review, Louis Perez Jr., To Die in Cuba: Suicide and Society, Social History, Volume 31, Number 3, August 2006.
• Article, "Latin America and the Question of Cuban Independence" (Currently under review)
• Book Manuscript, Cuban Émigrés, Mexican Politics and the "Cuban Question," 1895-1902 (Currently being revised for publication)

Invited Talks

• New Faculty Seminar Series, Humanities Institute, University at Buffalo, February 2010
  Title: "From Exile to Odyssey: The Incredible Journey of Ignacio Martín Arbona y Domínguez"
• Atlantic Studies Workshop, Cultures and Texts, University at Buffalo, November 2009
  Title: "Latin America and the Question of Cuban Independence"
• Instituto de Historia, February, 2005 (Havana, Cuba)
  Title: "Historias Enterlazadas: El movimiento de inmigrantes e ideas entre México y Cuba de finales del siglo XIX a principios del XX"

Conference

• Presentations: Latin American Studies Association conference, October 2010 (Toronto, Canada). Panel Organizer: New Approaches to circum-Caribbean History (roundtable)
• Latin American Studies Association conference, June 2009 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
  Title:"Homeward-Bound in the circum-Caribbean: Cuban Exiles in the Age of Independence"
• American Historical Association conference, January 2009 (New York City, USA)
  Title: "Manuel Márquez Sterling and the Mexican Revolution"
• Conference on Latin American History, January 2008 (Washington D.C.)
  Commentator: Indigenous Struggles for Land and Liberty over time and Borders: Mexico (Chiapas), Brazil (Amazonia), Argentina (Patagonia)
• Pacific Coast Council on Latin American Studies, November 2007 (Claremont, CA)
  Title: "El Continente Americano: Mexican Student Journalists and Cuba"
• Latin American Studies Association conference, September 2007 (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
  Panel Organizer: Between and Beyond Nation: Popular Political Participation in a Transnational Perspective. Presenter: Title: "Dolores y Yara: The Building of Mexican-Cuban Solidarity, 1895-1898"
• Latin American Studies Association conference, March 2006 (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
  Title:"Debating Mexico’s Liberal Tradition: Pofirian Politics and the Question of Cuban Independence, 1895-1898"
• Tepotzlan Institute for Transnational History of the Americas, July 2004 (Tepotzlan, Mexico) Title: " ‘Viva Cuba Libre:’ Mexicans, Cubans and Spaniards and the Cuban Question in Mexico"
• 51st International Conference of Americanists, July 2003 (Santiago, Chile)
  Title: "Crossing the Gulf: Cuban Expatriates in Mexico, 1895-1898"

Distinctions

• Faculty Diversity Program Fellowship, SUNY, 2009-2012
• Henry Morse Stephens Memorial Traveling Fellowship, UC Berkeley, 2004-2005
• Henry Morse Stephens Memorial Traveling Fellowship, UB Berkeley, 2003-2004
• Eugene Cota Robles Fellowship, awarded 2000

Teaching

• HIS 560/CRC500: Caribbean History (graduate)
• HIS 506: North and South Atlantic Core (graduate)
• HIS 426: Modern Latin America (undergraduate)
• HIS 420: Beyond Paradise: The Making of the Modern Caribbean (undergraduate)

Service Activities

• Executive Committee, Department of History (2009-2010)
• Admissions Committee, Caribbean Studies Program (2009-2010)
• Caribbean Studies Advisory Board (2009-2010)

Interdisciplinary

• Activities: Founding member and co-coordinator of the Trans-Americas Research Working Group.

Professional

• Affiliations: American Historical Association
  Conference on Latin American History
  Latin American Studies Association
  Caribbean Studies Association
• Languages: Spanish (Native Fluency)
  English (Native Fluency)
  French (Reading)
  Portuguese (Reading)