Back to Member Directory
Professional Bio
Sarah Zenaida Gould, Ph.D. is Executive Director of the Mexican American Civil
Rights Institute, an emerging national Mexican American civil rights history
museum. A longtime public historian, she has curated over a dozen exhibits on
history, art, and culture. She was formerly the founding director of the Museo del
Westside and lead curatorial researcher at the Institute of Texan Cultures. Gould
serves on the boards of Latinos in Heritage Conservation, the Friends of the Texas
Historical Commission, and Texans for the Arts. She received a BA in American
Studies from Smith College and an MA and PhD in American Culture from the
University of Michigan.
Rights Institute, an emerging national Mexican American civil rights history
museum. A longtime public historian, she has curated over a dozen exhibits on
history, art, and culture. She was formerly the founding director of the Museo del
Westside and lead curatorial researcher at the Institute of Texan Cultures. Gould
serves on the boards of Latinos in Heritage Conservation, the Friends of the Texas
Historical Commission, and Texans for the Arts. She received a BA in American
Studies from Smith College and an MA and PhD in American Culture from the
University of Michigan.
Are you an Affinity Group Member?
Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity & Access (IDEA), TAM Executive Leaders (TAMEL)