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Lucas E. Espinoza, PhD, CHW, CHW-I

Lucas E. Espinoza, PhD, CHW, CHW-I

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice & Assistant Director of Faculty Advocacy
Edinburg,TX

Work Preference

Work Type

Full Time

Location Preference

Remote

Important To Me

Flexible work hoursHealthcare benefitsWork from home optionPaid time off

Overview

14
14
years of professional experience

Work History

Assistant Director of Faculty Advocacy (Confidential Resource- Faculty Advocate)

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
09.2023 - Current
  • Provide confidential resource support, sexual violence advocacy, & Title IX advising to faculty, students and staff who experience sexual violence, dating violence, harassment, and stalking.
  • UTRGV Office for Advocacy & Violence Prevention, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

Associate Professor

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
09.2022 - Current

Assistant Professor

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
09.2016 - 08.2022

Adjunct Instructor

Texas Woman's University
06.2016 - 08.2016

Adjunct Instructor

Hill College
01.2015 - 05.2016

Graduate Teaching Assistant (Instructor of Record)

Texas Woman's University
01.2013 - 05.2016

Graduate Assistant

Texas Woman's University
01.2012 - 05.2013

Education

MS - Applied Criminology

Texas A&M University-Commerce
05.2022

PhD - Sociology (Social Organization & Disorganization), Multicultural Women’s & Gender Studies

Texas Woman's University
01.2016

MS - Sociology

The University of Texas - Pan American
01.2011

Graduate Certificate - Mexican American Studies

The University of Texas - Pan American
01.2011

MA - Clinical Psychology

The University of Texas - Pan American
01.2009

BA - English

The University of Texas - Pan American
01.2006

BS - Psychology & Sociology

The University of Texas - Pan American
01.2005

Personal Information

Title: Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

Skills

Online teaching

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Educational leadership

Teaching excellence

Research and analysis

Curriculum design

Academic publication

Classroom instruction

Assessment strategies

Project management

Critical thinking

Public speaking

Mentoring

Interdisciplinary research

Student engagement

Lectures and discussions

Conflict resolution

Community outreach

Research writing

Peer collaboration

Student recruitment

D2L

Social justice advocacy

Verbal and written communication

Departmental leadership

Certification

  • Adult Mental Health First Aid Instructor – September 9, 2023 to Present
    Certification ID 178830846, National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Maintained with three trainings per year.
  • Youth Mental Health First Aid – February 2025 to February 2028
    Certification ID 250616018, National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Renewed every three years.
  • Community Health Worker Instructor – February 28, 2025 to February 28, 2027
    Certification ID 1320, Texas Department of State Health Services. Renewed every two years after earning 25 CEUs.
  • Community Health Worker / Promotor(a) – December 30, 2024 to December 31, 2026
    Certification ID 19760, Texas Department of State Health Services. Renewed every two years after earning 25 CEUs.
  • Adult Mental Health First Aid – July 27, 2023 to July 27, 2026
    Certification ID 174568905, National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Renewed every three years.
  • Human Rights Consultant – August 7, 2023
    Certified Human Rights Consultant, US Institute of Diplomacy & Human Rights (USIDHR).
  • Sexual Assault Advocate – June 7, 2023 to June 13, 2023
    Office of the Attorney General, Mid-Coast Family Services.
  • Peer Educator – March 19, 2021
    Certified Peer Educator, NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.

Work Availability

monday
tuesday
wednesday
thursday
friday
saturday
sunday
morning
afternoon
evening
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Languages

Spanish
Professional Working

Summary

Educator with strong foundation in academic teaching and research. Adept at fostering engaging learning environment while collaborating effectively with colleagues. Skilled in curriculum development, student mentorship, and scholarly publication. Known for adaptability and delivering measurable results in line with institutional goals.

Timeline

Assistant Director of Faculty Advocacy (Confidential Resource- Faculty Advocate)

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
09.2023 - Current

Associate Professor

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
09.2022 - Current

Assistant Professor

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
09.2016 - 08.2022

Adjunct Instructor

Texas Woman's University
06.2016 - 08.2016

Adjunct Instructor

Hill College
01.2015 - 05.2016

Graduate Teaching Assistant (Instructor of Record)

Texas Woman's University
01.2013 - 05.2016

Graduate Assistant

Texas Woman's University
01.2012 - 05.2013

MS - Applied Criminology

Texas A&M University-Commerce

PhD - Sociology (Social Organization & Disorganization), Multicultural Women’s & Gender Studies

Texas Woman's University

MS - Sociology

The University of Texas - Pan American

Graduate Certificate - Mexican American Studies

The University of Texas - Pan American

MA - Clinical Psychology

The University of Texas - Pan American

BA - English

The University of Texas - Pan American

BS - Psychology & Sociology

The University of Texas - Pan American
Lucas E. Espinoza, PhD, CHW, CHW-IAssociate Professor of Criminal Justice & Assistant Director of Faculty Advocacy
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