I am a geography educator and researcher specializing in cultural geography and ethnic studies, currently serving as an Associate Teaching Professor. My research focuses on racial enumeration methodologies, ethnic landscapes, and spatial analysis of social phenomena, with particular expertise in Puerto Rican racial identity and urban ethnic communities. I have published in peer-reviewed journals including Social Science Quarterly and Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies, and regularly present at major academic conferences. With extensive teaching experience spanning global geography, cultural environments, cartography, and GIS, I integrate technical skills in spatial analysis with critical perspectives on race and ethnicity. My work demonstrates a strong commitment to advancing geographic education while contributing meaningful research on cultural diversity and spatial inequality.