Richard
Huston , Ph.D.
Professor
From: United States
At LCC Since: 2026
Key Areas
- Social History, History of Latin America, History of Christianity
Bio
Richard Huston is a visiting faculty member from the US who has lectured in Canada, Latin America and the US. He has a BS in History Education from Greenville University, an M.Div. in Church History from Asbury Seminary and a PhD in Latin American History from UCLA. Having lived in Latin America for 20 years, he speaks fluent Spanish and is the recipient of three Fulbright awards. When not teaching, Richard enjoys cross-country motorcycle touring, fishing, and camping.
Publications
LCC author(s): Richard Huston , Ph.D.
Paraguay Desde Las Ciencias Sociales, 2017.
Active Teaching to Promote Active Learning: Specific examples for the Social Sciences
LCC author(s): Richard Huston , Ph.D.
College of Education, UNAN-Managua, 2008.
Book Review of Thomas Whigham and Jerry Cooney (eds.) El Paraguay bajo el Dr. Francia: Ensayos sobre la sociedad patrimonial, 1814-1840
LCC author(s): Richard Huston , Ph.D.
The Americas, Vol. 56, N.4., 2000.
Book Review of Jon R. McGee, Life, Ritual and Religion Among the Lacandon Maya
LCC author(s): Richard Huston , Ph.D.
UCLA Historical Journal, pp. 150-53, 1990.
From: United States
At LCC Since: 2026