Diego Mejía-Prado

Diego Mejía-Prado is a Teaching Professor in the Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics at Florida State University. He holds a PhD in Spanish from Florida State University and a B.S. in Biology from Universidad Javeriana. His interdisciplinary research bridges natural sciences and humanities, focusing on environmental issues in Amazonian regions, particularly the relationship between nature and culture in indigenous communities.

• Education:
• PhD in Spanish, Florida State University
• B.S. in Biology, Universidad Javeriana

His research interests include ecocriticism, environmental justice, biodiversity conservation, and representation of natural resources in literature and cultural narratives. He teaches courses such as 'Environmental Stories from American Waters' and advanced Spanish literature studies.

Diego's publications span environmental science documentation, literary critiques of ecological crises, and collaborative scientific guides on Amazonian flora. His work often involves field research and theoretical analysis in both ecological and humanistic frameworks.

He advises no formally listed students but contributes to academic programs through curriculum development in Spanish linguistics and environmental humanities.