Dr. Castañeda received her Ph.D. in Communication at UCSD, but also studied with
faculty in Ethnic Studies, Sociology, History and Compartive Literature. Consequently,
she approaches research and teaching with an interdisciplinary, historical, and critical
lens.

Popular Press

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10 Years after the Bilingual Education Ban in MA (with Chloe Strange), La Prensa de Western Massachusetts (2012)

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Enlace de Familias: Fatherhood & Putting the Child First (with Mariella Stagnaro), La Prensa de Western Massachusetts (2012)

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Humorous Commercial or a Reproduction of Stereotypes? (with Brittany Brown), La Prensa de Western Massachusetts (2012)

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Learning Beyond the Classroom through CMASS (with Joanne Joujoute), La Prensa de Western Massachusetts (2012)

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Peruvian New York Rapper is a Hit in Western Mass. (with Erika Maher), La Prensa de Western Massachusetts (2012)

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Articles

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Toward a social approach to learning in CSL, Michigan Journal of Communication Service Learning (2005)
 

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Creating a space for ‘every woman’ at Oprah.com, Electronic Journal of Communication (2003)
 

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Media literacy as a community service learning project, Communication Teacher (2003)
 

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The transformation of Spanish-language radio in the United States, Journal of Radio Studies (2003)
 

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Globalization and critical media studies, Southern Review Journal (2002)
 

Contributions to Books

There’s ‘O Place’ like home: Creating and maintaining virtual community on Oprah.com, AgentXX: Women and Everyday Uses of the Internet (2003)
 

Television at the border: Trade policies and high-tech manufacturing for the global market, Critical Cultural Policy: A Reader (2002)
 

The reorganization of Spanish-language media marketing in the United States, Continental Order? Integrating North America for Cybercapitalism (2001)
 

Presentations

Media Forms and Cultural Flows: Bridging the Digital Divide between Transnational Feminist Work, National Association of Chicana and Chicano Studies (2006)
 

Media Policy and Spanish-language Radio in the US, National Association of Chicana and Chicano Studies (2006)
 

Remapping Latinidad and Community Media, Latin American Studies Association (2006)
 

Reconceptualizing Spanish-language television in the U.S., American Studies Association (2005)
 

University/Community Partnerships in Latino Holyoke, Nueva Esperanza Annual Awards Dinner (2005)
 

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