Julio Moreno

Julio Moreno is a professor of history and affiliated engineering faculty at the University of San Francisco.12 Born in rural El Salvador, he fled the country's civil war at age 14 and came to the United States as an undocumented immigrant.1

Moreno's academic achievements include:

• Recipient of research fellowships from the Library of Congress and the Institute for Historical Studies at the University of Texas in Austin1
• Author of books including "Yankee Don't Go Home" on Mexican nationalism and American business culture1
• Co-author of "Reflections," a social studies book series for California elementary schools1
• Contributing author and co-editor of "Beyond the Eagle's Shadow," examining US business, technology, and diplomacy in Latin America during the Cold War1

Currently, Moreno serves as Chair of the History Department at USF.1 He has also supervised sustainable development programs with universities and NGOs in Latin America, Africa, and India.1 Moreno is a noted presenter on Latin American issues and has been interviewed by major news organizations including CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, Univisión, and Telemundo.1