As an assistant professor at UTEP, I teach courses on Migration, Borderlands, and Gender. My teaching and research focuses on the histories of Mexico, United States, and Latin America.

• Harold Gassman Award for Best Dissertation in the Humanities, Georgetown University - Georgetown University Graduate School (05/01/2017-05/31/2017)

• Ph D in History , Georgetown University (2015)
• MA in Latin American and Iberian Studies , University of California, Santa Barbara (2007)
• BA in History, University of California, Davis (2004)

• "Even the Women are Leaving": Women and Family Migration Across the U.S.- Mexican Border, 1890-1965" University of California Press (2023), Larisa L. Veloz.

• Book Talk: Even the Women are Leaving (2023), Volume New Mexico State University , Larisa L. Veloz.
• Book Presentation: Even the Women are Leaving (2023), Volume Mexico City , Larisa L. Veloz.
• Book Presentation: Even the Women are Leaving (2023), Volume Mexico City , Larisa L. Veloz.
• “Courageous Crossings: Women, Gender, and the U.S.-Mexico Border, 1910-1950” (2021), Volume (online) TAMU-CC, Larisa L. Veloz.
• “The Mixed Mythology of the Solo Migrant Laborer and the Binational Justification for Family Separation in the Golden Age of Capitalism.” (2020), Volume Austin, Texas, Larisa L. Veloz.

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