Dr. Elizabeth Hutchison is a Latin American historian who specializes in twentieth-century Chilean women’s labor history. Hutchison has offered  graduate seminars on gender and labor history in Chile, Argentina, and Spain. A member of the faculty at the University of New Mexico since 1998, Hutchison offers courses in Latin American labor history, gender and sexuality, human rights, religion and politics.  At UNM Hutchison has participated in faculty governance, chairing the Academic Freedom & Tenure Committee as well as the Committee on Governance and President-elect of the Faculty Senate.  From 2016 to 2020 Dr. Hutchison Directed the Feminist Research Institute, and from 2020 to 2024 served as Associate Vice President for Equity and Inclusion, where she built programs to support faculty and staff who experience bullying, discrimination, and sexual harassment, such as the Staff-Faculty Wayfinder, a user-centered, private, intersectional, and trauma-informed website for employees at The University of New Mexico.