Juliana Nalerio

Juliana Nalerio is a PhD Candidate in the program in Modern Thought and Literature at Stanford University. Her scholarship spans several centuries in the study of racial ideas and gender in modernity.  

Juliana teaches on the subjects of slavery, gender, and social change in America, non-western art objects and the material and visual culture of colonialism, and 20th-century American narrative.

At Stanford, Juliana is an EDGE and CRC Teaching Race Fellow. Previously at the Universities of Salamanca and Valladolid in Spain, Juliana held a Transnational American Studies Research Fellowship (MINECO-FPI).  Juliana is a product of public arts schools in Florida as a Florida Bright Futures Student.

Email: jnalerio [at] stanford.edu (jnalerio[at]stanford[dot]edu)