Courses Taught

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BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY

Spring 2025

  • Studies in Contemporary Literature: “Women Writers of Color and Contemporary Historical Fiction”

Fall 2024

  • Introduction to Literary Studies
  • Introduction to Race and Literature: “Race and Time Travel Fictions”

Spring 2024

  • US Latinx Theater
  • Studies in Contemporary Literature: “Women in Contemporary Literature”

Fall 2023

  • Foundations Seminar:  “Literature, Racial Justice, and Health”
  • Seminar in Contemporary American Literature: “Book Banning and US Latinx Literature”

Fall 2022 – Spring 2023


Spring 2022

  • Public Speaking in the 21st Century
  • Special Topics in American Literature: “Imagining Cuba from the Diaspora: Cuban-American Literature”

Fall 2021

  • Introductory Topics in Race and Literature:  “Reading Race in Time Travel
  • Seminar in Contemporary American Literature: “Staging Activism: US Latinx Theater”

Spring 2021

  • US Latinx Literature: Growing Up Latinx

Fall 2020


Spring 2020

  • US Latinx Theater: Margins to Mainstream
  • Public Speaking in the 21st Century

Fall 2019

  • Seminar in Contemporary American Literature: “Borderlands: Geographies of Nation and Self in US Latinx Memoir”
  • Thesis Workshop for Literary Studies

Spring 2019

  • Introductory Topics in Race and Literature:  “In Other Worlds: Reading Race in Speculative Fiction”
  • Public Speaking in the 21st Century

Fall 2018


Fall 2017-Spring 2018

  • On Leave

Spring 2017


Fall 2016


Spring 2016

  • On Leave

Fall 2015          

  • Studies in Contemporary Literature: “(Re)Imagining the Past in Caribbean Historical Fiction”
  • Contemporary Multiethnic American Literature: “Challenging the Borders of Americanness”

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, Fall 2003-Spring 2015

Undergraduate Courses         

  • U.S. Latino/a Theater and Film; U.S. Latino/a Literature; Caribbean Literature in English; Historical Fiction; Women in Literature; 20th Century Major American Writers; American Literature since 1865; Honors Senior Seminar; Introduction to Literary Studies; Interpretation of Drama

Graduate Seminars               

  • U.S. Latino/a Performance; U.S. Latino/a Historical Fiction; U.S. Latino/a Literature and Theory: Genre and Writing the Hyphen; U.S. Latino/a Literature and Theory: Politics and the Market; Caribbean Historical Fiction; Caribbean Fabulist Fiction; Caribbean Literature and Theory: Migration in the Caribbean Imaginary; Principles and Problems of Literary Study; Teaching Colloquium for English Graduate Teaching Assistants; Research Colloquium for MA Thesis Students