Expertise

As a committed scholar invested in praxis, Dr. Argüello’s research and clinical work is a transdisciplinary project that concerns communicative practices, Queer Theory, and the production of intersectional identities, sex/qualities, and health disparities, namely HIV. Currently, Dr. Argüello studies intergenerational stress and -divides within Queer populations, and is the Principal Investigator on multiple critical theory driven and multi-media studies on "HIV Stress Exchange”, AIDS Survivor Syndrome, and long-term survivorship of Queer men, inclusive of all HIV statuses. Simultaneously, Dr. Argüello collaborates on other research projects concerning topics central to social welfare with interdisciplinary colleagues across campus and other institutions. These include projects on Californians' perceptions of social work and health and mental health, as well as a national community-based initiative regarding homelessness.

Media Availability

This researcher is available to speak to the media. Contact Lanaya Lewis, public information officer, at lanaya.lewis@csus.edu

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Honors

Outstanding Teaching Award
California State University, Sacramento (United States, Sacramento), 2020-2021
Outstanding Scholarship and Creative Activities
California State University, Sacramento (United States, Sacramento), 2017-18

Organizational Affiliations

Professor, Division of Social Work

Professor, California State University, Sacramento

Education

Spanish Language and Literature
1999, BA, University of Washington
Social Welfare
1999, BASW, University of Washington
Health and Mental Health
2001, MSW, University of Washington
Social Welfare
2008, PhD, University of Washington