Mexico Studies Chair Program (Fulbright-García Robles)

The Mexico Studies Chair Program (part of the Fulbright-García Robles offerings) places a distinguished professor from a Mexican institution at a host university in the United States for a five-month residence. The chairholder teaches one to two courses, participates in seminars and conferences, and engages in research and public-facing activities to strengthen academic ties between U.S. and Mexican institutions. Host institutions have included CUNY (Lehman College), Indiana University, Juniata College, LSU New Orleans, University of Houston, University of Illinois System, University of New Mexico, University of Texas Austin, University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Yale University.

Five-month academic residence at a U.S. host university; teaching 1–2 courses; participation in seminars, conferences and collaborative activities; opportunities for research and institutional linkages.

Established academics with a consolidated track record in teaching and research at Mexican higher-education institutions; candidates should have extensive undergraduate and/or graduate teaching experience and a strong record of research in relevant fields.