ProQuest Subject Index - Hispanic American studies at THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

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Knowledge and attitudes Hispanic college students have toward the elderly and the aging process	Guadalupe Arts High School: An architectural study in student-centered educational theory

Depression and offending in a sample of Mexican American adolescents	Hidden narratives of un / documented Mexicanas

Between the binaries: Women of Mexican descent and skin color in south Texas	Generational status and offending among a sample of Hispanic adolescents

An empirical test of low self-control theory among Hispanic youths	Implementing language policy for deaf students from Spanish-speaking homes: The case of agents in a Texas school district

Foster care alumni: The importance of social capital and social networks	Latino group consciousness, assimilation, and partisanship

An awareness of exclusion. The "brown-white" paradigm and its effects on racial self-identification among Mexican-Americans in San Antonio	Decision modeling and validation of the criteria women engage when they choose between clinics in the lower Rio-Grande Valley

Utilization of earnings	San Antonio Chicano/a art: An examination of its history, collection, and display

Examining the impact of membership and change over time: LULAC San Antonio in the 20th and 21st centuries	English-language Latino themed programming (ELLTP): How does Latino social identity represented in ELLTP relate to Latino viewers' self-esteem?

A discourse analysis of the meanings of Hispanic and Latino in U.S. newspapers and interviews with academics and journalists	Mapping Tejana epistemologies: Contemporary (re)constructions of Tejana identity in literature, film and popular culture

Guilty pleasures: Class, gender, culture and life as they are connected to telenovelas	Sociocultural identity and self conceptualizations of Mexican transnational entrepreneurs (MTNE) in San Antonio, Texas

Third space Mestizaje as a critical approach to literature	The relationship between educational decisions and academic achievement: A focus on Mexican American students

Gentefication: A spatial rhetorical analysis of differential landscapes in northern New Mexican literature and social space	Examining the sociocultural resources of Mexican-origin youth: A study of English language learners in a 7th grade language arts classroom

Border places, frontier spaces: Deconstructing ideologies of the Southwest	South Texas working-class Millennial Mexican Americans: Identity, subjectivity, and composition studies

Educational involvement: How are parents of successful, low income, Latino students involved?	A sancocho of race and place: Critical race ecocriticism in the work of U.S. Caribbean Latino/a writers

From out of the fields: Migrant student success in a post-secondary community college setting	On a path to success: Experiences of Hispanic high school dropout students

Inadequate parity standardization in Hispanic birth projections	"I feel a revolution occur in my womb": Mapping cognitive and somatic transformation through readings of mestiza maternal facultad

The role of cultural discontinuity in the academic outcomes of racially and ethnically diverse high school students	Chicana and Chicano "pedagogies of the home": Learning from students' lived experiences

The intersection of cultural factors on second-generation Mexican American college women's body image: A constructivist grounded theory	"Healing the split": Tejiendo mestizajes of epistemologies in Latina education and literature

Pathfinders: A life history study of 10 academically successful Latinos from San Antonio	High school college-prep success for Hispanic students using Funds of Knowledge awareness

A case study of parent involvement and college awareness: Instilling going-to-college at the elementary level	Understanding the lived experiences of Spanish bilingual counselors-in-training counseling Spanish-speaking clients

Las colonias de la frontera: A study of substandard housing settlements along the Texas-Mexico border