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TEXAS STATE VITA

I. Academic/Professional Background

A. Name: Dr. Joaquin Rivaya-Martinez Title: Associate Professor

B. Educational Background

Degree Year University Major Thesis/Dissertation

PHD 2006 Univ of

California-Los

Angeles

Anthropology

MA 2001 Univ of

California-Los

Angeles

Anthropology

BA 1991 Universidad

Complutense de

Madrid

History and

Geography

C. University Experience

Position University Comments Dates

Associate Professor Texas State

University

2014 - Present

Assistant Professor Texas State

University. San

Marcos, TX

2008 - 2014

Lecturer Texas State

University. San

Marcos, TX

2006 - 2007

Lecturer California State

University.

Fullerton, CA

2006

Teaching Fellow University of

California. Los

Angeles, CA

2003 - 2004

Teaching Associate University of

California. Los

Angeles, CA

2000 - 2002

Teaching Assistant University of

California. Los

Angeles, CA

1999 - 2000

D. Relevant Professional Experience

Position Entity Comments Dates

Research Assistant University of

California, Los

2000 - 2001

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Angeles, CA

Visiting Student (Research

Assistant)

National Museum

of Natural

History,

Smithsonian

Institution,

Washington, DC

2000 - 2001

E. Other Professional Credentials (licensure, certification, etc.)

Cherokee Nation History, Cherokee Nation, Los Angeles, California. (2004).

Electronic Topography, Instituto Nacional de Empleo, Gijón, Spain. (1999).

Ancient Hispania, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid, Spain.

(1999).

II. TEACHING

B. Courses Taught:

Texas State University:

HIST 1310 - HIST US TO 1877

HIST 3329 - SPAN BDRLDS 1521-1

HIST 3368I - ETHNOHISTORY

HIST 4318O - HIST MODERN SPAIN

HIST 4318Q - EARLY MODERN SPAIN

HIST 4369 - ETHNOHISTORY

HIST 4371 - AMER INDIAN HIST

HIST 4399 - SENIOR SEMINAR

HIST 5309D - EARLY MODERN SPAIN

HIST 5314 - ETHNOHISTORY

HIST 5350 - FRONTIER IN AM HIS

HIST 5353 - GREAT SW HIST

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HIST 5361 - HISTORIOGRAPHY AND METHODS

HIST 5390 - PROB HIS RESCH

HIST 5399A - THESIS

HIST 5399B - THESIS

HIST 5999B - THESIS

SPAN 3308 - ADV COMPOSITION

SPAN 3371 - SPAN AM CIVIL

California State University-Fullerton:

Spanish 315 - Introduction to Spanish Civilization

UCLA:

Anthropology 130 - Study of Culture

Anthropology 33 - Culture and Communication

Anthropology 9 - Culture and Society

Anthropology M140 - Language in Culture

Spanish 2 - Elementary Spanish

Spanish 1 - Elementary Spanish

C. Directed Student Learning (i.e. theses, dissertations, exit committees, etc.):

Member, Exit Exam, Status: In Progress. (2018 - Present). History, Texas State

University.

Student(s): Hannah Jones, Graduate, M.A.

Member, Master's Thesis, Status: In Progress. (2017 - Present). History, Texas State

University.

Student(s): Gabriel Najera, Graduate, M.A.

Member, Exit Exam, Status: In Progress. (December 2014 - Present). History, Texas

State University.

Student(s): Richard Duncan, Graduate, M.A.

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Supervisor / Chair, Master's Thesis, "The Taking of Human Body Parts among the

Wichita Indians, 1700-1850", Status: In Progress. (December 2011 - Present).

HIstory, Texas State University.

Student(s): Diane Griffin, Graduate, M.A.

Member, Dissertation, "Las incursiones lipanes y comanches en Nuevo Santander,

1750-1800", Status: Completed. (2016 - 2017). History, Universidad Nacional

Autónoma de México.

Student(s): Fernando Olvera Charles, PhD.

Sinodal (External Reader and Advisor), Dissertation, "El rancho en movimiento. La

construcción sociodemográfica de un ámbito regional en el norte novohispano: San

Felipe de Linares, 1712-1850", Status: Completed. (2013 - 2017). History, Colegio de

Michoacán, Zamora, Mexico.

Student(s): Raul Garcia Flores, Doctoral, PhD.

Supervisor / Chair, Master's Thesis, "A Longhouse Divided: Reassessing the Origins of

the Oneida-American Alliance", Status: Completed. (January 2014 - 2016). History,

Texas State University.

Student(s): Christopher Simmons, Graduate, M.A.

Member, Exit Exam, Status: Completed. (January 2014 - May 2015). History, Texas

State University.

Student(s): Jessica Burger, Graduate, M.A.

Member, Exit Exam, Status: Completed. (2014). History, Texas State University.

Student(s): J. Seymour Guenther, M.A.

Member, Exit Exam, Status: Completed. (2014). History.

Student(s): James McReynolds, M.A.


Student(s): Tiffany Scolnic, M.A.


Student(s): Gillian Blair, M.A.


Student(s): Craig Stein, M.A.


Student(s): Hans J. Schreck, M.A.

Member, Master's Thesis, "Fear and Loathing in New England: A Reexamination of King

Philip’s War", Status: Completed. (2010). History, Texas State University.

Student(s): Murray Godfrey, M.A.

D. Courses Prepared and Curriculum Development:

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History 4318O, History of Modern Spain, Texas State University: 2006 - 2011.

Anthropology 130, Study of Culture, UCLA: 2000 - 2004.

Anthropology 33, Culture and Communication, UCLA: 2000 - 2004.

Anthropology 9, Culture and Society, UCLA: 2000 - 2004.

Anthropology M140, Language in Culture, UCLA: 2000 - 2004.

Spanish 1, Elementary Spanish, UCLA: 1999 - 2000.

Spanish 2, Elementary Spanish, UCLA: 1999 - 2000.

History 5353, Greater Southwestern History, Curriculum Development: 2008 - 2018.

Spanish 315, Introduction to Spanish Civilization, Curriculum Development, California

State University-Fullerton: 2006.

History 3329, Spanish Borderlands, Curriculum Development, Texas State Graduate

School, Political Science: 2006 - 2012.

History 4371, American Indian History, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2006 - Present.

History 4399, Senior Seminar, Curriculum Development, Texas State University: 2015 -

2018.

History 5314, Ethnohistory, Curriculum Development, Texas State University: 2009 -

2018.

History 3368, Introduction to Ethnohistory, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2008 - 2017.

History 5350, The Frontier in American History, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2011.

History 4318Q, Early Modern Spain, Curriculum Development, Texas State University:

2008 - 2011.

History 5309D, Early Modern Spain, Curriculum Development, Texas State University:

2007 - 2011.

History 4318R, Ancient and Medieval Spain, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2010.

History 1310, History of the U.S. to 1877, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2008 - 2010.

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Spanish 3308, Advanced Spanish Composition, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2007.

Spanish 3371, Spanish American Civilization, Curriculum Development, Texas State

University: 2006.

F. Other:

Guest Lecture, The Searchers: Comanche Captivity in History and Myth, Dr. William

Jensen’s "Southwestern Studies" class, Center for the Study of the Southwest, Texas

State University. (November 13, 2018).

Guest Lecture, Anthropology and Sociology, Dr. Margaret Menninger's "General

Historiography" seminar, Texas State University. (October 29, 2018).





Historiography" seminar, Texas State University. (November 13, 2017).

Guest Lecture, Recent Historiography on American Indians, Dr. Mary Brennan’s

"American Historiography" seminar, Texas State University. (October 6, 2017).



State University. (October 6, 2016).

Guest Lecture, Recent Historiography on American Indians, Dr. Mary Brennan’s

"American Historiography" seminar, Texas State University. (February 15, 2016).


Jensen's "Southwestern Studies" class, Center for the Study of the Southwest, Texas State

University. (November 24, 2015).



Guest Lecture, Recent Historiography on American Indians, Dr. Mary Brennan's

"American Historiography" seminar, Texas State University. (March 30, 2015).





State University. (September 18, 2014).

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Independent Study, Ethnohistory of the Greater Southwest, Mark Lambert. (2012).

Independent Study, Ethnohistory, Lindsay Purifoy. (2009).

Independent Study, American Indian History, Dawn Perkins. (2008).

Independent Study, American Indian History, Katherine Koebbe. (2008).

Student Accomplishments:

Award:

Supervisor, Brunson Award to the best M.A. Thesis in History. (2016).

Student(s): Christopher Simons, Graduate, M.A.

G. Teaching Professional Development Activities Attended

Workshop, "Civilian Response to Active Shooter Event." (November 17, 2014).

Workshop, "Trends in Scholarship and Research: Increase Your Visibility: Technology

and Trends." (November 14, 2014).

Workshop, "Pre-Award Services." (March 27, 2014).

Workshop, "Fulbright: An Overview of the Process." (April 4, 2013).

Workshop, "Finding Funding for External Research and Scholarly Activities." (March

22, 2013).

Workshop, "How to Develop a Faculty-led Study Abroad Program." (November 2012).

Workshop, "Tech Tools - Beginning Photo and Image Editing." (May 17, 2011).

Workshop, "Tech Tools - Intro to Digital Still Photography." (May 17, 2011).

Workshop, "Gato Training: Using the Content Management System, Part I." (April 5,

2011).

Workshop, "Survival Skills for Online Teaching." (August 17, 2009).

Workshop, "Program for Excellence in Teaching and Learning." (August 2008 - March

2009).

Workshop, "Dealing with Disruptive Students In and Out of the Classroom." (March 2,

2009).

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III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. Works in Print (including works accepted, forthcoming, in press):

1. Books:

d. Chapters in Books:

Refereed:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2018). Progresarán infinitamente en civilización: el

efímero asentamiento comanche de San Carlos de los Jupes, 1787-1788. In

C. Velasco Avila & P. Gallardo (Eds.), Fronteras coloniales en America

(pp. 63–93). Mexico City: INAH.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2016). De “salvajes” a “imperialistas”. Una revisión

crítica de la historiografía sobre los comanches durante el período anterior

a la reserva (1700-1875). In A. L. Izquierdo (Ed.), Visiones del pasado.

Reflexiones para escribir la historia de los pueblos indígenas de América

(pp. 153–192). Mexico City: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2016). Tras la huella de los bárbaros: Itinerarios

comanches a través de México, 1821-1875. In C. Cramaussel & G.

Rodríguez (Eds.), Los caminos transversales (pp. 189–216). Zamora,

Mexico: El Colegio de Michoacan.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2014). La expansión comanche en la frontera norte de

Nueva España durante el siglo XVIII. In P. Sanz Camañes & D. Rex

Galindo (Eds.), La frontera en el mundo hispánico: Tierras de convivencia

y espacios de confrontación (siglos XV-XVIII) (pp. 339–369). Quito: Abya

Yala.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2014). Reflexión historiográfica sobre los genízaros de

Nuevo México, una comunidad pluriétnica del septentrión novohispano. In

D. Carbajal López (Ed.), Familias pluriétnicas y mestizaje en la Nueva

España y el Río de la Plata (pp. 271–308). Guadalajara: Universidad de

Guadalajara.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2013). De la civilización a la barbarie. La indianización

de cautivos euroamericanos entre los indios comanches, 1820-1875. In S.

Berbnabéu Albert, C. Giudicelli, & G. Havard (Eds.), La indianización.

Cautivos, renegados, «hommes libres» y misioneros en los confines de las

Américas, s. XVI-XIX (pp. 107–136). Seville: Doce Calles and École des

Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2012). Becoming Comanches: Patterns of Captive

Incorporation into Comanche Kinship Networks, 1820-1875. In D.

Wallace Adams & C. DeLuzio (Eds.), On the Borders of Love and Power:

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Families and Kinship in the Intercultural American West (pp. 47–70).

Berkeley: University of California Press.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2010). Incidencia de la viruela y otras enfermedades

epidémicas en la trayectoria histórico-demográfica de los indios

comanches, 1706-1875. In C. Cramaussel (Ed.), El impacto demográfico

de la viruela en México de la época colonial al siglo XX (Vol. 3, pp.

63–80). Zamora, Michoacán: El Colegio de Michoacán.

2. Articles:

a. Refereed Journal Articles:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2014). A Different Look at Native American Depopulation:

Comanche Raiding, Captive Taking, and Population Decline. Ethnohistory,

61(3), 391–418.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2014). The Captivity of Macario Leal: A Tejano among the

Comanches, 1847-1854. Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 117, 372–402.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2011). Diplomacia interétnica en la frontera norte de Nueva

España. Un análisis de los tratados hispano-comanches de 1785 y 1786 y sus

consecuencias desde una perspectiva etnohistórica. Nouveau Monde, Mondes

Nouveaux. Published. Retrieved from http://nuevomundo.revues.org/62228

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2011). San Carlos de los Jupes. Une tentative avortée de

sédentarisation des bárbaros dans les territoires frontaliers du nord de la

Nouvelle-Espagne en 1787-1788. Recherches Amérindiennes Au Québec, 41,

29–42.

6. Book Reviews:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2019, January). Ethnohistory.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2018, October). Southwestern Historical Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2018, June). Journal of American History.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Zappia, N. (2016, April). Ethnohistory.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Gelo, D. J. (2012, October 2). Southwestern Historical Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Carlson, P. H., & Crum, T. (2012, January). Great Plains Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Meadows, W. C. (2011). Plains Anthropologist.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & McGown Minor, N. (2011). American Indian Culture and

Research Journal.

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Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Carter, W. B. (2011, August). Pacific Historical Review.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Ortelli, S. (2011, February). Hispanic American Historical

Review.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Britten, T. A. (2011, January). New Mexico Historical Review.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2010). (T. Kavanagh, Ed.), Ethnohistory.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & DeLay, B. (2010, January). Southwestern Historical Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Stockel, H. H. (2009). Ethnohistory.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Hämäläinen, P. (2009, October). Southwestern Historical

Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Barr, J. (2008). Catholic Southwest.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Jiménez, A. (2008, January). Southwestern Historical Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Robins, N. A. (2007, July). Southwestern Historical Quarterly.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & Betty, G. (2006, February). Plains Anthropologist.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & McCollough, M. (2005). American Indian Culture and Research

Journal.

Rivaya-Martinez, J., & P. Powell, J. E. (2003). American Indian Culture and Research

Journal.

8. Poems:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (2018). Brindis por Miriam. Al principio. Poesía y prosa.

B. Works Not in Print:

1. Papers Presented at Professional Meetings:

Rivaya-Martínez, J., Symposium The Power of Borders: Historical Perspectives on Unity

and Division in Global Borderlands, "Bordering the Nomads: Comanche Territory,

Territoriality, and Dispossession," Texas A&M University-San Antonio, San

Antonio. (April 20, 2019).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Annual Meeting of the West Texas Historical Association,

"Comanche Territoriality: Heartland and Hinterlands," Canyon, TX. (April 12, 2019).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., XV Reunión Internacional de Historiadores de México, "Bárbaros

en la parroquia. Rastreando comanches en las fuentes parroquiales de Nuevo México

del siglo XVIII," Guadalajara, Mexico. (October 18, 2018).

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Rivaya-Martinez, J., 2018 Meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory, "Nomads’

Territory and Territoriality: Contrasting Views of the Comanchería," Oaxaca,

Mexico. (October 11, 2018).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., 56th International Congress of Americanists, "La Comanchería: Una

frontera indígena en el septentrión novohispano," Salamanca, Spain. (July 16, 2018).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Meeting of the West Texas Historical Association, "Comanchería in

the Eighteenth Century: A Cartographic Approach," West Texas Historical

Association, San Angelo, TX. (April 13, 2018).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Annual Conference of the Red de Historia Demográfica, "Cautivos

comanches y sus descendientes según los censos de la reserva (1875-1905),"

Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila, Saltillo, Mexico. (October 5, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Meetings of the Central Texas Historical Association, "The

Changing Contours of Comanchería: The Comanche Range during the Texas

Republic," Central Texas Historical Association, Brenham, TX. (April 28, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., 2017 UTEP Borderlands History Conference, "Blurred Identities:

The Tortuous Return to Civilization of Redeemed Captives," UTEP Department of

History, El Paso, TX. (February 11, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Trespassers in the Land of Plenty: Comanche Raiding across the

U.S.-Mexican Border, 1846-1853," 2016 Meeting of the American Society for

Ethnohistory, Nashville, TN. (November 11, 2016).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., 7th International Colloquium on Northeastern Mexico and Texas,

"Intrusos en la tierra de promisión: las incursiones comanches en México,

1846-1853," Monterrey, Mexico. (October 19, 2016).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., 2015 Meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory, "Mapping

la Comanchería: A Reexamination of Eighteenth-century Comanche Geography (and

History)," American Society for Ethnohistory, Las Vegas, NV, United States.

(November 6, 2015).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., International colloquium "Las fronteras coloniales en América",

"San Carlos de los Jupes, 1787-1788. Un intento fallido de sedentarizar a los

comanches en la frontera norte de Nueva España," Dirección de Etnohistoria of the

Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico City, Mexico. (October 28,

2015).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Colloquium "Movimientos de población en la Nueva España y

México (siglos XVI-XX)", "Migración, nomadismo y etnogénesis en el norte de

Nueva España durante los siglos XVIII y XIX: el caso comanche," Escuela de

Antropología e Historia del Norte de México and El Colegio de Michoacán, Creel,

Chihuahua, Mexico. (August 2015).

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Rivaya-Martinez, J., East Texas Historical Association Annual Meeting, "The

Comanches Viewed by the Spanish: A Linguistic-Ethnohistorical Reflection on the

Independent Indians of New Spain’s Northern Borderlands," Nacogdoches, TX.

(October 3, 2014).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Nuevas perspectivas sobre apaches y comanches, "El cautiverio

entre los comanches, 1821-1875," Sesión 19 del Seminario Permanente sobre el Norte

de México y el Sur de Estados Unidos, El Colegio de Michoacán, Zamora, Mexico.

(September 29, 2014).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium on Frontier Odyssey: The Lives and Legacy of Cynthia

Ann and Quanah Parker, "Comanche Captivity: The Female Experience," Center for

Greater Southwestern Studies, University of Texas at Arlington. (April 17, 2014).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., IX Congreso Internacional de Mayistas on Los mayas en el contexto

de las culturas americanas, "De ‘salvajes’ a ‘imperialistas’. Una revisión crítica de la

historiografía acerca de los indios comanches durante el período anterior a la reserva

(1700-1875)," Centro de Estudios Mayas, UNAM, Campeche, Mexico. (June 24,

2013).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium on La frontera en el mundo hispánico: Tierras de

convivencia y espacios de confrontación (siglos XV-XVIII), "La expansión de la

Comanchería durante la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII. Guerra, comercio y

diplomacia entre hispanos y ‘bárbaros’ en la frontera norte de Nueva España,"

Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Almagro, Spain. (June 13, 2013).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Texas State Historical Association Annual Meeting,

"Nineteenth-Century Comanche Trails across the Greater Southwest," Fort Worth,

TX. (March 2, 2013).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Southwest Council of Latin American Studies Annual Meeting,

"Los indios comanches vistos por los españoles: una reflexión lingüístico-histórica

sobre los indios bárbaros de la frontera norte de la Nueva España," Miami, FL.

(March 9, 2012).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium on La indianización en los confines de las Américas,

siglos XVI-XIX: cautivos, renegados y «coureurs de bois», "De la civilización a la

barbarie: La incorporación de cautivos euroamericanos entre los indios comanches,

1820-1875," Escuela de Estudios Hispano-Americanos of the Consejo Superior de

Investigaciones Científicas (EEHA-CSIC), Université Paris 3 – MASCIPO –

CERMA, and CNRS – MASCIPO – CENA, Seville, Spain. (September 29, 2010).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Primer seminario metodológico de la Red de Historia Demográfica

on Familias pluriétnicas y mestizaje, "Los genízaros de Nuevo México:

supervivencia, comunidad e identidad en el septentrión novohispano," Zamora,

Michoacán, Mexico. (June 19, 2010).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium On the Borders of Love and Power: Families and

Kinship in the Intercultural American West, "Becoming Comanches: Patterns of

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Captive Incorporation into Comanche Kinship Networks, 1820-1901," William P.

Clements Center for Southwest Studies at Southern Methodist University, the Center

for the Southwest at the University of New Mexico, and The Institute for the Study of

the American West at the Autry National Center in Los Angeles, Southern Methodist

University, Dallas, TX. (February 27, 2010).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium on Los Caminos Transversales, "Tras la huella de los

bárbaros: itinerarios comanches a través de México, 1821-1875," Universidad Juárez

del Estado de Durango and the Colegio de Michoacán, Durango, Mexico. (October

14, 2009).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Texas State Historical Association Annual Meeting, "San Carlos de

los Jupes: A Failed Spanish Attempt to Settle the Bárbaros, 1787-1788," Austin, TX.

(March 28, 2009).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting, "Comanche

Slavery: Coerced Labor and the Rise of a Native American Power," Seattle, WA.

(March 26, 2009).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium on El impacto demográfico de la viruela de la época

colonial al siglo XIX, "Incidencia de la viruela en la trayectoria histórico-demográfica

de los indios comanches, 1706-1875," Universidad Juárez del Estado de Durango,

Durango, Mexico. (September 19, 2008).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Third Annual Colloquium on Interdisciplinary Methods in Colonial

Studies: Nature and Society in the Americas, "La Población de San Carlos de los

Jupes: A Failed Spanish Settlement for the Comanche Indians, 1787-1788,"

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. (March 7, 2008).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, "Comanche,

Apache, and Spaniard: The Comanche-Spanish Treaties of the Mid-1780s in the

Context of the Comanche-Apache Rivalry," Tulsa, OK. (November 8, 2007).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Plains Anthropological Society Annual Meeting, "Comanche

Raiding, Captive Taking, and Population Decline," Rapid City, SD. (October 12,

2007).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, "Abrupt

Encounters and Scholarly Dilemmas: Captivity and Its Manifold Representations,"

Williamsburg, VA. (November 3, 2006).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Race, Ethnicity, and Place Conference, "Yutaibo: Contemporary

Comanche Indians’ Views of Hispanics," San Marcos, TX. (November 1, 2006).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, "Más allá de

Río Grande: Hispanic Captives among the Comanche Indians," Santa Fe, Mexico.

(November 17, 2005).

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Rivaya-Martinez, J., American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, "Spanish

Terminology on (the Comanche) Indians," Chicago, IL. (October 30, 2004).

2. Invited Talks, Lectures, and Presentations:

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Borderless Centaurs: Comanche Movement across the Rio Grande

Valley, 1770-1875," Museum of South Texas History, Museum of South Texas

History, Edinburgh, TX. (March 5, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Early Comanche History: Facing the Challenges," Bullock Texas

State History Museum, Bullock Texas State History Museum, Austin, TX. (December

8, 2018).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "No Frontiers: Comanche Raiding across the Rio Grande, ca.

1770-1875," University of Texas, San Antonio, University of Texas, San Antonio,

San Antonio, TX. (April 20, 2018).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "La expansión comanche en la frontera norte de Nueva España,"

Museo de Historia Mexicana, Museo de Historia Mexicana, Monterrey, Mexico.

(October 21, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Centauros de las llanuras: Los orígenes de un mito," Facultad de

Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Facultad de Filosofía y

Letras, Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, Monterrey, Mexico. (May 17, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., John Searle Center for Social Ontology Annual Symposium,

University of California, Berkeley, "Blurred Identities: The Tortuous and Torturous

Return to ‘Civilization’ of ‘Redeemed’ Captives," Center for Social Ontology,

University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA. (March 24, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Intrusos en tierra de promisión. Las incursiones comanches en

México, 1846-1853," Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional

Autónoma, Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma,

Mexico City, Mexico. (February 2, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "El auge de los centauros. La revolución ecuestre en las Grandes

Llanuras," Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma,

Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma, Mexico

City, Mexico. (February 1, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Nómadas y sedentarios en la frontera norte de Nueva España,"

Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma, Instituto de

Investigaciones Filológicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma, Mexico City, Mexico.

(January 27, 2017).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Guest Lecture, "En manos de los bárbaros. El cautiverio entre los

comanches, 1821-1875," Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Dirección de

Estudios Hisótricos, Mexico City, Mexico. (October 30, 2015).

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Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Problemas heurísticos en la historia demográfica de los indios

bárbaros. El caso comanche," El Colegio de Michoacán, Zamora, Mexico.

(September 30, 2014).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Deparment of Anthropology 2013 Speakers Series, "Becoming

Comanches: The Incorporation of Captives into Comanche Society, 1820-1875,"

Texas State Unviersity. (November 15, 2013).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium “Texas: The Big Picture”, "Recent Historiographic

Trends on Prehistoric and Native Texas," Gonzales Memorial Museum, Gonzales,

TX. (January 15, 2011).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "The Comanche Village of San Carlos de los Jupes: A Spanish

Attempt to Settle the Comanche Indians in the Late Eighteenth Century," Panhandle

Archaeological Society and Courson Archaeological Research, Frank Philips College,

Perryton, TX. (October 3, 2009).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Captivity, Slavery, and Adoption among the Comanche Indians,

1706-1875," Austin College, Sherman, TX. (2008).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Captivity and Adoption among the Comanche Indians," Southern

Methodist University – Taos, Fort Burgwin, NM. (July 8, 2008).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "Captivity, Slavery, and Adoption among the Comanche Indians,

1706-1875," Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. (March 19, 2008).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Panhandle Archaeological Society and Courson Archaeological

Research, "Comanche Motivations for Capturing and Adopting Outsiders," Amarillo,

TX. (January 14, 2008).

3. Consultancies:

Academic, Texas Ranger Research Institute Advisory Panel, Fredericksburg, TX. (May

15, 2015 - Present).

5. Other Works not in Print:

a. Works "submitted" or "under review":

Book Chapters:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (Submitted / Under Review). Los indios bárbaros en la

cartografía del norte de Nueva España: el caso comanche. In Cartografía

histórica del norte de Nueva España y México.

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (Submitted / Under Review). Trespassers in the Land of

Plenty: Comanche Raiding across the U.S.-Mexican Border, 1846-1853.

In Violence in the U.S.-Mexican Borderlands, co-edited by Andrew Torget

and Gerardo Gurza. North Carolina University Press.

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Book Reviews:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (Submitted / Under Review).

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (Submitted / Under Review). Southwestern Historical

Quarterly.

Journal Articles:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (Submitted / Under Review). Comanchería and Its

Hinterlands: A Reexamination of Comanche Power in the Eighteenth

Century. The William and Mary Quarterly.

b. Works "in progress":

Book Chapters:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (In Preparation; Not Yet Submitted). Los asentamientos

de bárbaros en el norte de Nueva España. Una revisión historiográfica. In

Historiografía del norte de Nueva España y México.

Scholarly Monographs:

Rivaya-Martinez, J. (In Preparation; Not Yet Submitted). Captivity, Slavery,

and Adoption among the Comanche.

c. Other Works Not in Print:

Keynote / Plenary Addresses:

Rivaya-Martinez, J., "A merced de los ‘bárbaros’. Cautivos nuevoleoneses

entre los comanches," Sociedad Nuevoleonesa de Historia, Geografía y

Estadística, Sociedad Nuevoleonesa de Historia, Geografía y Estadística,

Monterrey, Mexico. (May 17, 2017).

Roundtables:

Rivaya-Martinez, J., International Symposium on Violence in the

U.S.-Mexican Borderlands, "Drawing (Border) Lines and the Role of the

State," The William P. Clements Center for Southwest Studies at Southern

Methodist University in partnership with the Instituto de Investigaciones

Dr. José María Luis Mora of Mexico City, Dallas, TX. (April 16, 2016).

Rivaya-Martinez, J., Symposium on "La violencia en la frontera

México-EE.UU", "La violencia en la frontera México-EE.UU. durante la

primera mitad del siglo XIX," William P. Clements Center for Southwest

Studies at Southern Methodist University and Instituto de Investigaciones

Dr. José María Luis Mora, Mexico City, Mexico. (September 2015).

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C. Scholarly / Creative Grants and Contracts:

1. Funded External Grants and Contracts:

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. CONACyT Grant (8 investigators), CONACyT, Other,

$153,000.00. (Funded: 2016 - 2019). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. American Philosophical Society - Philips Fund Grant,

$3,000.00. (Funded: 2004 - 2005). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. UC MEXUS Dissertation Research Grant, $11,523.60.

(Funded: 2004 - 2005). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. Wenner-Gren Foundation Research Grant, $18,778.00.

(Funded: 2004 - 2005). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. American Philosophical Society - Philips Fund Grant,

$2,000.00. (Funded: 2003 - 2004). Grant.

2. Submitted, but not Funded, External Grants and Contracts:

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. NEH Awards for Faculty at Hispanic-Serving

Institutions. (Submitted: 2014). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. NEH Fellowship. (Submitted: 2014). Grant.

3. Funded Internal Grants and Contracts:

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. Research Grant, History Department, Texas State

Unviersity, Institutional (Higher Ed), $1,000.00. (Funded: 2019). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. Travel Grant, History Department, Texas State

Unviersity, Institutional (Higher Ed), $1,000.00. (Funded: 2017 - 2018).

Grant.


Unviersity, Institutional (Higher Ed), $3,660.00. (Funded: 2017). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin (Principal). Travel Grant, History Department, Texas

State University, Institutional (Higher Ed), $916.00. (Submitted: November 1,

2015, Funded: 2015 - 2016). Grant.


University, $3,011.00. (Funded: 2014 - 2015). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. Research Enhancement Grant, Texas State University,

$7,891.66. (Funded: 2008 - 2009). Grant.

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Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. UCLA Institute of American Cultures Research Grant,

$2,700.00. (Funded: 2005 - 2006). Grant.


$2,400.00. (Funded: 2003 - 2004). Grant.


$2,450.00. (Funded: 2002 - 2003). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. UCLA Regents Research Stipend, $600.00. (Funded:

2002 - 2003). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. UCLA Department of Anthropology Research Grant,

$1,200.00. (Funded: 2001 - 2002). Grant.

Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin. UCLA Department of Anthropology Research Grant,

$1,200.00. (Funded: 1999 - 2000). Grant.

D. Scholarly / Creative Fellowships, Awards, Honors:

Award / Honor Recipient: Jesse H. and Mary Gibbs Jones Professor of Southwestern

Studies, Center for the Study of the Southwest (Texas State University).

2015 - 2018

Award / Honor Recipient: Medalla de Acero al Mérito Histórico "Capitán Alonso de

León", Sociedad Nuevoleonesa de Historia, Geografía y Estadística.

2017

Fellowship Recipient: SMU Bill & Rita Clements Research Fellowship for the Study of

Soutwestern America ($39,000).

2007 - 2008

Fellowship Recipient: UCLA Dissertation Year Fellowship ($25,876.50).

2005 - 2006

Fellowship Recipient: American Philosophical Society Library Research Fellowship

($2,000).

2004 - 2005

Fellowship Recipient: Newberry Library Research Fellowship ($1,200).

2004 - 2005

Fellowship Recipient: UCLA Institute of American Cultures Predoctoral Fellowship

($19,738.50).

2002 - 2003

Award / Honor Recipient: Visiting Student at the Nantional Museum of Natural History

Award ($2,500), Smithsonian Institution.

2000 - 2001

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F. Media Recognition:

Radio, Radio Uruguay, Montevideo, Uruguay. (March 13, 2017).

Radio, KURV, McAllen, Texas. (March 5, 2017).

IV. SERVICE

A. Institutional

1. University:

Member, Castilla-La Mancha Study Group. (2015 - 2018).

Groundwork for study abroad program in Spain. (2013 - 2015).

Welcome Speaker, 8th Annual Celebration of the People Powwow, Texas State

University, San Marcos. (November 14, 2012).

2. College:

Member, Study Abroad Council, College of Liberal Arts, Texas State University.

(2012 - Present).

Organizer, Public lecture “Indigenous Landscapes and Colonial Boundaries:

Reading Nature into Colonial Archives,” by Cynthia Radding (Gussenhoven

Distinguished Professor of History and Latin American Studies, University of

North Carolina, Chapel Hill). (April 5, 2018).

Organizer, Public lecture “A Fresh Look at the Fort Parker Raid of 1836,” by

Daniel Gelo (Professor of Anthropology, Stumberg Distinguished University

Chair, and Dean of the College of Liberal and Fine Arts at the University of Texas

at San Antonio). (March 29, 2017).

Participant, “Immigration to Spain,” during the “Spanish Night” of the 2013

International Film Festival organized by the Department of Modern Languages.

(April 4, 2013).

3. Department/School:

Member, Merit Raise Committee. (2018 - Present).

Member, Travel Committee. (2018 - Present).

Member, Senior Seminar Committee. (August 2017 - Present).

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Study Abroad Committee, Department of History, Texas State University. (2012 -

Present).

Member, Swinney Leave Committee. (2017 - 2018).

Member, Policies Committee, Department of History, Texas State University.

(2014 - 2017).

Member, British History Search Committee, Department of History, Texas State

University. (2014 - 2015).

Mentor, Instructional observation and report on Dr. Jeffrey Helgeson's class on

the "History of the United States until 1877". (September 14, 2015).

Mentor, Instructional observation and report on Robert Marshall's class on the

"History of the United States until 1877". (February 3, 2015).

Member, Graduate Studies Committee. (2013 - 2014).

Organizer, “In Search of the Spanish Past: Ships, Sailors and Sources in the Early

Modern Period,” by Professor Carla Rahn Phillips (Union Pacific Professor of

Comparative Early Modern History [Emerita], University of Minnesota), Texas


Member, Nominating Committee. (2010 - 2013).

Introduced and discussed the film The Searchers at a History Club Movie Night.

(2012).

Organizer, “Philip II of Spain and Elizabeth I of England: The Fight for

Hegemony in Europe and the Atlantic” by Professor Porfirio Sanz Camañes

(University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain). (September 21, 2012).

Member, Chair Nominating Committee. (2010 - 2011).

Member, Military History Search Committee. (2010 - 2011).

Member, Awards Committee. (2009 - 2010).

Introduced and discussed the film The Black Robe at a History Club Movie Night.

(2008).

B. Professional:

Institutional Liaison, The Southwest Seminar Consortium on Colonial Latin America.

(June 2017 - Present).

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Coordinator / Organizer, Symposium ¨"Opportunity and Adaptation across the

US-Mexico Borderlands," Texas State Unviersity, San Marcos, TX, United States.

(February 27, 2016 - Present).

Editorial Review Board Member, Ethnohistory. (January 1, 2016 - Present).

Member, Organizing Committee, International Colloquium on Northeastern Mexico and

Texas. (2015 - Present).

Member, Coordinating Committee, Southwest Seminar on Colonial Latin America. (2014

- Present).

Coordinator / Organizer, International Seminar on "Las fronteras indígenas de América /

Indigenous Borderlands of the Americas," Insituto de Investigaciones Históricas –

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico City. (January 25, 2019).

Article manuscript reviewer, Western Historical Quarterly. (2018).

Referee in T&P, History Department, Hood College. (2018).

Referee in T&P, History Department, Northern Arizona University. (2018).

Referee in T&P, History Department, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. (2018).

Referee in T&P, History Department, University of West Georgia. (2018).

Member, Local Arrangements Committee, Texas State Historical Association. (2017 -

2018).

Discussant, Annual Meeting of The Southwest Seminar Consortium on Colonial Latin

America, Utah Valley University, Heber City, UT. (November 2, 2018 - November 3,

2018).

Coordinator / Organizer, International symposium "Indigenous Borderlands of the

Americas / Las fronteras indígenas de América" at Texas State Unviersity, San Marcos,

TX, United States. (April 6, 2018 - April 7, 2018).

Referee in T&P, History Department, University of Colorado Denver. (2017).

Article manuscript reviewer, Southwestern Historical Quarterly. (2016 - 2017).


America, Beyond the Conquest: New Approaches to the Ethnohistory of Colonial Latin

America, University of California – San Diego, San Diego, CA. (October 5, 2017 -

October 7, 2017).

Content Advisor, Exhibit "A Land without Borders: The Comanche Range," Center for

the Studies of the Southwest at Texas State University", San Marcos, TX. (January 2017 -

September 2017).

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Commentator, Seminario de Avances de Investigación del Centro de Estudios Históricos

del Colegio de Michoacán, Zamora, Mexico. (September 20, 2017 - September 22, 2017).

Coordinator / Organizer, International Symposium "Landscapes, Peoples, and

Institutions: Constructing the Borderlands / Paisajes, gentes e instituciones. Una frontera

en construcción," Center for the Study of the Southwest, Texas State Unviersity, San

Marcos, TX. (April 1, 2017).

Chair, Panel “A Tale of Two Bayous: Preservation and Conservation in Houston.”

Annual Meeting of the Texas State Historical Association, Houston, TX. (March 4,

2017).

Article manuscript reviewer, Signos Históricos (journal). (2016).

Article manuscript reviewer, Ethnohistory (journal). (December 1, 2015 - 2016).

Book manuscript reviewer, Routledge. (2015 - 2016).


America, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX. (October 13, 2016 - October 15,

2016).

Coordinator / Organizer, Public reading by author Octavio Pimentel of his book Historias

de Éxito within Mexican Communities: Silenced Voices. (January 27, 2016).

Organizer and Chair, Panel on "Indigenous Territoriality and Ethnogenesis in the Greater

Southwest during the Eighteenth Century" at the 2015 Meeting of the American Society

for Ethnohistory. (November 2015).

Chair, Panel on "Misiones y Culturas•" at the international colloquium. (October 2015).

Organizer and Chair, Panel on "Lo medieval en la América hispana / The 'Medieval' in

the Spanish Americas" at the XXV Texas Medieval Association Annual Meeting.

(October 2015).

Coordinator / Organizer, second annual meeting of the Southwest Seminar on Colonial

Latin America on. (October 1, 2015).

Chair, Panel on "Drugs, Medicine, and Spirituality in Latin America" at 2015 Annual

Meetings of the Southwest Council of Latin American Studies, San Jose, Costa Rica.

(March 13, 2015).

Book manuscript reviewer, Andrés Reséndez's book manuscript The Other Slavery: The

Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt,

2016). (2014).

Book manuscript reviewer, Miguel Ángel González Quiroga's book manuscript War and

Peace on the Rio Grande Frontier (in press with Texas A&M University Press). (2014).

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Book manuscript reviewer, University of North Texas Press. (2012).

Chair, Panel on “Imperial and Nationalist Perspectives on Colonial Latin America,” at the

Annual Meetings of the Southwest Council of Latin American Studies, Miami, FL.

(March 9, 2012).

Chair, Panel on “Las familias pluriétnicas: un fenómeno compartido en la Nueva España"

at the Primer seminario metodológico de la Red de Historia Demográfica on "Familias

pluriétnicas y mestizaje”, Zamora, Michoacán, Mexico. (June 19, 2010).

Article manuscript reviewer, Estudios Mexicanos / Mexican Studies (journal). (2009).

Coordinator / Organizer, Panel on “(Inter-)Dependence and Accommodation:

Eighteenth-Century European-Indian Relations in the Northernmost Provinces of New

Spain” for the 2009 Annual Meetings of the Texas State Historical Association, Austin,

TX. (March 28, 2009).

Article manuscript reviewer, Colonial Latin American Historical Review. (2007).

Article manuscript reviewer, American Indian Culture and Research Journal. (2004 -

2005).

C. Community:

Member, Texas Ranger Research Institute Advisory Panel. (May 15, 2015 - Present).

Speaker, Presentation on "Texas Natives" to fourth-grade students at Baranoff

Elementary, Austin, TX. (November 16, 2018).

Content Advisor and Donnor, Exhibit "A Land without Borders: The Comanche Range,"

developed by a team of students from the Public History Program at Texas State

University, to the Comanche National Museum, Lawton, OK. (September 27, 2017).

Speaker, Presentation on "North American Natives" to first-grade students at Baranoff

Elementary, Austin, TX. (February 3, 2016).

Speaker, Presentation on "The Spanish Roots of Texas" to fourth-grade students at

Baranoff Elementary, Austin, TX. (November 16, 2015).

Speaker, Presentation on "North American Natives" to first-grade students at Baranoff

Elementary, Austin, TX. (November 16, 2012).

Speaker, 8th Annual Celebration of the People Powwow, Texas State University, San

Marcos, TX. (November 14, 2012).

D. Organization Memberships:

Research Group on "El gran norte novohispano-mexicano". (2016 - Present).

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International Colloquium on Northeastern Mexico and Texas. (2015 - Present).

Southwest Seminar Consortium on Colonial Latin America. (2014 - Present).

Texas State Historical Association. (2009 - Present).

Organization of American Historians. (2008 - Present).

Red de Historia Demográfica (Mexico). (2008 - Present).

Western History Association. (2008 - Present).

American Historical Association. (2007 - Present).

American Society for Ethnohistory. (2005 - Present).

American Anthropological Association. (2000 - Present).

American Ethnological Society. (2000 - Present).

Medieval Academy of America. (2015 - 2016).

Southwest Council on Latin American Studies. (2012 - 2016).

G. Service Professional Development Activities Attended:

Webinar, "Making Your Institution More DACA-friendly and ‘Undocu-friendly," Texas

State Unviersity. (December 15, 2016).

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