Hispanic Literature | Spanish Language | Editing | Medical Interpretation (Spanish-English) | Communications |
Experience in delivering higher education via: virtual, flipped classroom & hybrid-blended
MISSION STATEMENT
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I aim to offer the best education for students to become leaders and influencers in their communities; young minds promoting values and serving to their society.
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I educate emphasizing the importance of tolerance, understanding, and respect towards the plurality of ideas and cultures that our human race comprises.
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I am a facilitator for students to question, voice their opinions, and propose findings by analyzing their context, texts, films, and photographs.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Angélica is from Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico, where she worked for 10 years in the field of communications.
She received her Master’s degree in Spanish from the University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) with a Fulbright-García Robles Scholarship and, later, her Ph.D. in Spanish from the University of Kansas (KU).
Her dissertation, “Memoria prestada. La represión y los movimientos estudiantiles en dos casos de estudio: México (1968) y España (1960-1977),” focuses on the analysis of literary (narrative) and visual (film, collage and photography) representations of memory referring to student movements from Mexico (1968), and Spain during late Francoism.
As an Assistant Professor of Spanish at Minnesota State University-Moorhead (MSUM), she taught courses of Latin American Culture and Civilization, Hispanic-American Literature, as well as grammar, conversation and composition. Also, as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at MU and KU, Angélica taught different levels of Spanish intertwined with culture.
Angélica is currently pursuing her interests in online education, editing and Medical interpretation.