Associate Professor, UCLA Department of Information Studies & Director, of California Rare Book School
Teaching
“Dr. Montoya’s class is where I felt like people like me (invisible populations, underserved populations, disposable populations, etc…) are considered worthy of information access and library services. I have a better understanding of critical theory in information science because of this course.” –Anonymous eval. comment –
SELECT COURSES
UCLA
Spring 2024: IS439, Seminar: Special Collections
Winter 2024: 291B – Special Topics in Theory of Information Studies: Bibliographical Theories (doctoral level core course)
Winter 2024: 202 – History of Books and Literacy Technologies
Fall 2023: IS422, College, University, and Research Libraries
Spring 2023: IS439, Seminar: Special Collections
Winter 2023: IS289, International and Comparative Library Development: Politics and Conflict
Winter 2023: 202 – History of Books and Literacy Technologies
Fall 2022: IS 423, Public Libraries
Spring 2022: IS439, Seminar: Special Collections
Winter 2022: IS289: Justice in Theory and Practice
Fall 2021: IS422, College, University, and Research Libraries
Spring 2021: IS439, Seminar: Special Collections
Winter 2021: IS422, College, University, and Research Libraries
Fall 2020: IS 423, Public Libraries
Spring 2017:GE66, Teaching Associate. Debates in Public: The Press and Politics in Los Angeles (66CW). GE66, General Education Clusters, First Year initiatives, UCLA. Los Angeles: The Cluster, Spring Undergraduate Seminar.
Fall 2016, Winter 2017:GE66, Teaching Associate.Los Angeles: The Cluster. General Education Clusters, First Year Initiatives, UCLA.
Summer 2016: Information Studies 30: Internet and Society. Teaching Fellow/Instructor of Record, UCLA Department of Information Studies.
California Rare Book School, University of California, Los Angeles
Summer 2023: CalRBS International: Italy: A Crossroad of Global Print History