About Jose Guzman Dominguez
MICRO-BIO
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My name is Jose Guzman Dominguez and I major in History and minor in Peace and Conflict Resolution as a fourth-year student at California State University, Sacramento. Seven years ago, I migrated from the state of Guanajuato, México. I was prompted...More
My name is Jose Guzman Dominguez and I major in History and minor in Peace and Conflict Resolution as a fourth-year student at California State University, Sacramento. Seven years ago, I migrated from the state of Guanajuato, México. I was prompted to migrate to this country in the search of the American Dream due to the lack of educational opportunities in my hometown. My migration experience led me to become interested in understanding the evolution of underdeveloped nations and how international policies are affecting them.To achieve my educational objectives, I decided to apply to the McNair Scholars Program. This program allowed me to conduct interdisciplinary research focusing on how the establishment of the North American Free Trade Agreement affected the development of drug trafficking groups in México. I selected this topic based on my personal experience of living in a place controlled by one of these criminal organizations.
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EXPERIENCE
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Latin American News Digest
- Contributor
- Latin American Studies
- January 2018 to May 2018
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California State University, Sacramento
- Student
- History
- August 2014 to Present
EDUCATION
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California State University, Sacramento
- Bachelors of Arts, History
- August 2014 to May 2018
Interests
Links
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The Arts in Society
New Directions in the Humanities
