Juan Pitones
of Day Laborers and Chicano Men.” Men and Masculinities 14(3): 309–334.
Professor Jenn Wilson-Gonzalez began teaching at Oxnard College in the fall of 2017. She currently teaches history courses on the U.S., Mexicans in the U.S., Women in the U.S., modern World, and Latin America. Prior to Oxnard College, she taught at Mt. San Antonio College, Santa Ana College, and the University of California, Riverside. She has also taught courses on CSET preparation (US and World History), and has presented at various conferences, panels, workshops, and events. In 2020, she became the Oxnard College Honors Program Coordinator.
Professor Wilson-Gonzalez earned her A.A. at Mt. San Antonio College (with Honors), B.A. in History at UCLA (2009) (with Honors), and completed her graduate work at UCR (2012). Her graduate work focused on the history of California (Los Angeles) and on the historic preservation of its built environment.
As a beneficiary of the community college, and as a “non-traditional” student, Professor Wilson-Gonzalez understands the numerous and diverse obstacles that many community college students face. She is dedicated to providing the scaffolding, knowledge, and encouragement required to help prepare her students to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals. She’ll even throw in a few corny history jokes and anecdotes for good measure.
Dr. Joshua Lieser came to Oxnard College in 2014 after completing his PhD in History at U.C. Riverside. He has previously taught as an adjunct faculty member at U.C. Riverside, CSU Channel Islands, MiraCosta College, Mesa College, and Crafton Hills College. His dissertation, entitled “Cultural Constructs, Corporate Sponsorship, & the Cold War: the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics,” is a reconsideration of the Cultural Cold War through the soft power expression of sports. His areas of academic expertise include American History, American Sports History, U.S. Foreign Policy, World History, and Russian History.
Prior to completing his PhD, Dr. Lieser completed his MA in History in 2008, a Single Subject Teaching Credential in 2001, and his BA in History in 2000 - all at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. In addition to prior experience teaching at a number of colleges and universities, Dr. Lieser was a high school social studies teacher and men's basketball coach for seven years prior to seeking his PhD. As a result, Dr. Lieser is especially interested in working with students who want to become teachers.