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• 2021 Christine L. Oravec Article Award in Environmental Communication - National Communication Association, Environmental Communication Division (11/20/2021)
• 2021 Córdova-Puchot Scholar of the Year Award - National Communication Association, Latina/o Communication Studies Division (11/20/2021)
• 2021 Daniel Rohrer Memorial Outstanding Research Award - American Forensic Association (11/20/2021)
• Presidential Citation for Service - National Communication Association (11/20/2021)
• Student Organization Advisor of the Year - UTEP Student Engagement and Leadership Center (05/05/2021)
• Article/Book Chapter of the Year - National Communication Association, Latina/o Communication Studies Division (11/01/2020-11/30/2020)
• Top Paper - Western Forensics and Argumentation Association - Western States Communication Association (02/22/2020)
• Pi Kappa Delta L.E. Norton Outstanding Scholarship in Forensics Award - Pi Kappa Delta (11/16/2019)
• Stephen P. Depoe Outstanding Book Chapter Award - National Communication Association, Environmental Communication Division (11/16/2019)
• Texas Speech Communication Association New Collegiate Faculty Registration Award - Texas Speech Communication Association (10/05/2015)

• Ph D in Communication, University of Utah (2015)
• MA in Communication, University of Colorado -- Boulder (2011)
• BA in Communication, University of Texas at El Paso (2009)

• "We Need to be Better”: Race, Outdoor Recreation, and Corporate Social Advocacy. Frontiers in Communication | Science and Environmental Communication 6 726417 (2021), Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Leandra H. Hernandez.
• Communication, Race, and Outdoor Spaces Frontiers in Communication: Science and Environmental Communication. (2021), Carlos A. Tarin.
• How to Liberate Wild Tongues: Anzaldúan Approaches to Competitive Speech and Debate The University of Arizona Press (2020), Carlos A. Tarin.
• Borderland Ecocultural Identity Routledge (2020), Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards.
• #MeToo and Forensics: A Structurational Analysis and Suggestions for Transformational Praxis The Forensic 105 1 (2020), Carlos A. Tarin, Tiffany A. Dykstra-Devette.
• Across Bridges and Islands: Borderlands Perspectives on Merit, Whiteness, and Privilege Departures in Critical Qualitative Research 8 4 (2019), Carlos A. Tarin, Leandra H. Hernandez, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards.
• Rare’s conservation campaigns: Community decision making and public participation in global contexts SUNY Press (2019), Sarah M. Upton, Carlos A. Tarin, Stacey Sowards, Chung-Chuan K. Yang.
• Buen Vivir: Indigeneity, Environmental Activism, and Decolonial Organizing Lexington Books (2019), Carlos A. Tarin.
• Isolating Structures of Sexual Harassment in Crowdsourced Data of Higher Education Women's Studies in Communication 42 3 (2019), Tiffany A. Dykstra-DeVette, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Fronteras tóxicas: Toward a borderland ecological consciousness Lexington Books (2019), Carlos A. Tarin.
• Place-based Dialogics: Adaptive Cultural and Interpersonal Approaches to Environmental Conservation Frontiers in Communication | Science and Environmental Communication 2 9 (2017), Stacey Sowards, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton.
• Structuration Theory John Wiley & Sons (2017), Heather E. Canary, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Cultivating pride: Environmental engagement and capacity building in the UTEP-Rare partnership Routledge (2017), Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah D. Upton, Stacey K. Sowards, Kenneth C. Yang.

• Renewing a commitment to mentorship in La Raza Caucus (2021), Volume Seattle, WA, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Renewing and transforming toward Latina/o/x environmental communication studies. (2021), Volume Seattle, WA, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Transforming and renewing environmental communication by foregrounding race and outdoor spaces (2021), Volume Seattle, WA, Carlos A. Tarin.
• “We have a lot more work to do”: Racial apologia, outdoor recreation, and corporate deflection (2021), Volume Seattle, WA, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Leandra H. Hernandez.
• #ToneUpOrgComm: The time for intersectionality is now. (2020), Volume Virtual, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Dolores Huerta and the crossroads of environmental communication: Labor, organizing, and social movements (2020), Volume Virtual, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Primaries, presidents, and policies: A post-election environmental communication roundtable (2020), Volume Virtual , Carlos A. Tarin.
• Using data visualization tools to teach speech (2020), Volume Virtual , Carlos A. Tarin.
• #MeToo and forensics: A structurational analysis and suggestions for transformational praxis (2020), Volume Denver, CO, Carlos A. Tarin, Tiffany A. Dykstra-Devette.
• “Where are you from?”: Racial ambiguities and shape shifting as performances of survival. (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Passing privilege. White Latinx identity in the forensics community. (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Surviving forensics as a DOF/ADOF of color (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Borderland survival in the Trump years: Communicating about child separation policy (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Communication for Survival Spotlight Series: Communicating and Surviving the Anthropocene (Borders) (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• The Latina/o Communication Studies Division and La Raza Caucus mentorship initiative: Connections that facilitate academic surviving and thriving. (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• “Thank you for bringing the complaint to the attention of NCA…goodbye | Does the NCA Anti-Harassment Code of Conduct give attendees a false sense of security? (2019), Volume Baltimore, MD, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Border gnosis: Decoloniality, local knowledge, and environmental organizing (2019), Volume Vancouver, BC, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Environmental nepantlisma: Theorizing borderland ecological identities (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards.
• Ethnic labels in play: Are we Latina/o or Latinx? Thoughts from officers and members, past and present (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Latin@ communication’s hybridities at play: Holling’s retrospect and the future. (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Playing with different approaches to studying sexual harassment in higher education (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Streamlining the forensics experience: A discussion about competitive difference and varying student experiences in the tiers of forensics competition (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Time’s Up on white, western heteronormativity: Teasing out the future of organizational communication (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Vamos a jugar: Mentorship and social bonding for the Latina/o/x Studies Division and La Raza Caucus (2018), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Environmental nepantlisma: Theorizing borderland ecological and gender identities. (2018), Volume El Paso, TX, Stacey Sowards, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton.
• Silence is complicity: Mindful pedagogy in a world gone mad. (2018), Volume Santa Clara, CA, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Meet-and-greet Latinx mentorship initiative (2017), Volume Dallas, TX, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Our legacy and relevance: A conversation about POC mentorship in forensics. (2017), Volume Dallas, TX, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Prismatic imaginaries: Theorizing queer of color approaches to organizational identity (2017), Volume Dallas, TX, Carlos A. Tarin.
• The legacy of Texas and the (Ir)relevance of walls: Understanding cultural borderlands (2017), Volume Dallas, TX, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Reconciling organizational identity tensions through environmental praxis (2017), Volume Leicester, UK, Carlos A. Tarin.
• Decolonizing Environmental Communication and Practice: A Roundtable Discussion (2017), Volume Salt Lake City, UT, Carlos A. Tarin, Sarah M. Upton, Stacey Sowards, Julie K. Schutten, Danielle Endres, Tracylee Clarke, Rebecca Avalos.

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