Fernando Jauregui, PhD Student

PhD student Fernando Jauregui.

Concentration: History of Brazil | Indigenous history of the Americas | Food and Drink history | Gender | Ethnohistory and ethnoarchaeology | Social and Cultural History | History of Death

Email: fjauregu@buffalo.edu

Education

  • A.A East Los Angeles College 2016
  • B.A California State University, Los Angeles 2019
  • M.A California State University, Los Angeles 2022

Biography

My name is Fernando Jauregui, and I was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. I am a first-generation Latino PhD candidate. My research explores indigenous food and fermented beverages in use of ritual warfare, religious ceremonies, and funerals and political events.

Publications

MA Thesis 

 “The Agents of Transformation: Women and Cauim in the Foundation of the Tupinamba Society in Sixteenth-Century Brazil”. California State University, Los Angeles, 2022.

Awards and Scholarships

UB College of Arts and Sciences Diversity Fellowship, 2023