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Mel Velasquez is a writer and researcher known for his expertise on past and current societies and cultures. He is a self-proclaimed Hispanic Hoosier, who graduated from Purdue University and Indiana University. He has taught many courses in the social science field, as well as popular culture, and he has been a guest lecturer at places such as the University of Chicago and the American Psychological Association. His career highlights includes serving the city of Chicago under three different mayoral administrations, as Bureau Chief of Mental Health. Among his interests includes a deep appreciation of music and playing a saxophone and a clarinet. Born: Manuel Velasquez, East Chicago, Indiana.
