Nannette Regua, a college History instructor, holds degrees from San Jos State University, CA and Sarah Lawrence College, NY. Regua has been a volunteer in the Mexican and Mexican American community in San Jos for over a decade and a resident for over 35 years. Regua specializes in American, Ethnic American, and Women's History. She began her interest in history by researching the United Farm Workers (UFW) union and its founders Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta. As a graduate student, she volunteered for the UFW, organizing strawberry pickers in Watsonville, CA. "