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Henrietta Ansomaa Agyekum


Javier Agredo


Emma Auer


Luis C. Pérez

One of my main commitments is to implement new and effective methods of teaching, such as the use of audiovisuals and the implementation of new technologies that empower and help students invest in a deeper way with their learning. Practices and educational experiences in past times have led us to enrich the philosophical concept of education. Search, understanding, and reflection have always been and continue to be the main drivers for…


Lisette Whitehead (Herrera)

Lisette C. Whitehead is a PhD student in the Department of Romance Languages at the University of Georgia. Her research interests include contemporary Latin American literature written by women, with a focus on Latinx Studies, decolonial perspectives, gender theories, and education. Currently, she assists with and teaches two sections of ROML/SPAN 2550 at UGA while also tutoring through the Writing Lab Program in the Department of Romance…


Gabby Weatherby


Alina Linchevska

Alina Linchevska is a PhD student in French and Francophone Studies at the University of Georgia. She holds a BA in Humanities, specializing in French Language, Literature, and Translation, from Kyiv National Linguistic University, and an MA from the University of Georgia.  Her current research interests center on contemporary French and Francophone cultural production and how literature, film, theater, and other artistic forms reflect on…


Ernesto Juárez


Victoria Lane F Silva

Victória Lane Silva is a PhD student in the Department of Romance Languages - Portuguese, with a keen interest in Afro-Latin American literature. Originally from Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, she has a deep passion for her hometown. In 2022-2023, she gained valuable experience as a Fulbright grantee in the Foreign Language Teaching Assistant program, serving as a Portuguese Teaching Assistant at UGA. Victória completed her master’s degree in…


Diana Trindade Drumond

I am a PhD student at the University of Georgia. My research focuses on exploring Brazilian poetry through the lenses of women’s studies and decolonial thinking theories. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Languages and Literature, specializing in Portuguese and English, and a Master’s degree in Languages and Literature with a focus on Literary Theory and Cultural Criticism, both from the Federal University of São João del-Rei (UFSJ). Throughout my…
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