Teaching Interests:
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Spanish and French Language
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LatinX, Latin American and Caribbean Literature and Cultural Studies
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Theater and Performance Studies
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Digital Humanities
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Archipelagic Studies
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Race and Ethnicity
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Gender and Queer Studies
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Courses Taught:
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Muhlenberg College– Literatures, Languages and Cultures Department
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Performing the Real, Writing the Body (LLC 320 - Spring 2025)
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Communication in Spanish II (SPC 203 - Spring 2025)
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Subversive Laughter (SPN 461 - Spring 2025)
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First Year Seminar Theater in the Movies and Movies in the Theater (FYS 207- Fall 2024)
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Communication in Spanish II – Sections 1 and 2 (SPC 203 - Fall 2024).
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Independent Study Euclides in Translation (Summer 2024)
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Hispanic Media (SPN 389 – Spring 2024)
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Elementary Spanish 2 – Sections 3 and 4 (SPN 102 - Spring 2024).
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Brujería in Latin American Cultures (SPN 388 – Fall 2023)
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Intermediate Spanish 1 – Sections 1 and 2 (SPN 203 - Fall 2023).
Princeton University – Program in Latin American Studies
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Brujería is (not) Witchcraft: Religiosity, Power, and Performance in the Latin American and Caribbean Imagination (LAS 228 / SPA 244 / THR 233 / REL 204 – Fall 2022)
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“Mediated Lives: Caribbean and Latina Women Rewriting History and Theatre” (LAS 308/ THR 370/ AMS 298/ LAO 308 Spring 2023).
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University of Miami – Department of Theatre Arts
• Theatre History I (THA 481 – Fall 2020, 2021)
• Theatre History II (THA 482 – Spring 2021, 2022)
University of Miami—Latin American Studies Program:
• Graduate Seminar Research Design in Latin American Studies (LAS 602 – Spring 2020)
University of Miami—Department of Modern Languages and Literatures:
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Elementary Spanish (SPA 101- Fall 2016, SPA 102- Spring 2017, Summer A 2017, and Summer B 2020, Fall 2021)
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Intermediate Spanish (SPA 201- Fall 2017 and Fall 2021, SPA 202- Spring 2018)
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Advanced Spanish (SPA 203 - Fall 2020, Spring 2022)
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Advanced Spanish for Heritage Learners (SPA 208- Summer A 2020, Spring 2022)
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Interpreting Literary and Cultural Texts in Spanish (SPA 301) – Co-teaching with Dr. Ómar Vargas (Spring 2019)
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Media, Technology and Gender: Revisiting Latin American Culture. Co-teaching with Dr. Elena Grau-Lleveria (SPA 321/LAS 350: Advanced Spanish course, cross-listed with Latin American Studies Program – Fall 2019)
Universidad de las Artes, La Habana, Cuba (2010- 2014)​
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History of World Theater I: A Survey of World Theater History. It is mandatory for all students entering the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater.
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History of World Theater II: Part II of the Survey of World Theater History. This second semester includes practical activities according to student Majors (e.g. Acting, Design, Playwriting).
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Note: Teaching Philosophy, Syllabi, Teaching Evaluations and other documents are available upon request.
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