All posts by Margaret Galvan

Margaret Galvan is pursuing a PhD in English and a film studies certificate at the City University of New York Graduate Center. She has taught at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and Borough of Manhattan Community College and serves as one of the coordinators of OpenCUNY, the student organized, open-source, social media for the Graduate Center community. Her research focuses on the representation of women's bodies in twentieth and twenty-first century graphic, filmic, and text narratives.

Immigrant Interviews: “We Came for a Better Life”

Read Immigrant Interviews about:

Changes in Lifestyles

First Generation Immigrants

Future Plans

Homeland

Parent Immigration Story

Second Generation Immigrants

Read Immigrant Interviews from:

Bangladesh/Pakistan

Caribbean/Jamaica

China

Ecuador

Haiti

Mexico

Russia

Worker Profiles: The Struggle

In this assignment, each member of our class scoured far and wide for an immigrant worker to interview in order to demonstrate the kinds of jobs people get after immigrating to the United States. Our classmates met individuals of all ethnicities and spanning all fields of work, acquiring a proper scope of immigrant occupations. We … Continue Reading ››