Fatima Serra

Fatima Serra is a Professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures at Salem State University. She holds a BA in Anglogermanic Philology from Universidad de Oviedo and a PhD in Hispanic Literatures from UMASS Amherst. Her academic career spans teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, coordinating Spanish study abroad programs, and developing curriculum.

• Selected Courses: SPN 202, SPN 351, SPN 402, SPN 405, SPN 415A, SPN 480N, SPN 706, SPN 710, WLC 190H
• Education: BA - Universidad de Oviedo; PhD - UMASS Amherst

Her research focuses on Contemporary Spanish Literature, Women's Writings, Transnational Cinema, and Spanish as a Foreign Language. She explores themes like gender representation, post-crisis cultural narratives, Basque identity, and Maghrebi intersectionality in Spanish and Latin American media.

Recent publications analyze Eva G. Sáenz de Urturi's noir fiction, Katixa Agirre's feminist critique of patriarchy, and Dolores Redondo's narrative innovations. Her work intersects with transnational cinema, historiography, and digital learning methodologies.