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Héctor Agredano is an Assistant Professor of Geography and GIS at Pasadena City College. He received a PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences with a concentration in Geography from the The Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY) in 2019.

His dissertation explores the role of railroad workers and the use of transportation infrastructures during the Mexican Revolution. His research interests include: Critical approaches to transportation and mobilities, political economy, The Mexican Revolution, Mexico, the US Southwest and Latin America.

Before receiving his PhD, Hector received a BA in Sociology (Honors) from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2008, and an Advanced Certificate in GISc from Lehman College, CUNY.

He is a member of the California Geographical Society and he likes to share his love for the Earth and human geography with his students.

Contact Hector at  hagredano[at]pasadena.edu