Ernesto Chávez received his Ph.D. in U.S. history from UCLA in 1994. His specialization is Chicano/a/x-Latino/a/x History with an emphasis on the construction of identity, culture and community.

• Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University - Andrew W. Mellon Foundation at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University. (09/01/2020)

• Ph D in History, University of California at Los Angeles (1994)
• MA in U.S. History , University of California at Los Angeles (1988)
• BA in History, University of California at Los Angeles (1985)

• From Suspect to Perpetrator: How History Shaped the Modern U.S. Border Patrol Agent Public Books N/A N/A (2024), Ernesto Chavez, Ervin Zubiate-Rocha.
• Review of Richard J. Burge, A Failed Vision of Empire Pacific Historical Review 93 1 (2024), Ernesto Chavez.
• “Navigating Successfully Grants and Fellowships Applications.” Duke University Press (2020), Ernesto Chavez, Miroslava Chavez-Garcia, Luis Alvarez.
• “‘Brown and Black Together’?: Reimagining the Chicano Movement Via the La Raza Photo Archive.” UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Press (2020), Ernesto Chavez.

• "Queering the U.S. History Survey." (2024), Volume New Orleans, Louisiana, Ernesto Chavez.

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