معرفی
Angélica Lozano-Alonso is a Professor of Spanish and Spanish Language Coordinator at Furman University, where she has taught since 2001. She holds a Ph.D. in Hispanic Studies from Cornell University and a B.A. from the University of Colorado. Her academic roles include serving as Faculty Director for The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship since 2020. Her research focuses on 20th- and 21st-century Mexican and Chicano literature, emphasizing Gender Studies, Cultural Studies, and spatial representations in media. She is also a certified ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview tester, integrating language proficiency insights into pedagogical research.
**Education:**
- Ph.D., Hispanic Studies (Cornell University)
- M.A., Cornell University
- B.A., French and Spanish (University of Colorado)
**Research Interests:**
Her work explores Mexico City’s cultural narratives, Latinx identity in U.S. television, and transnational dialogue. Recent projects analyze spatial justice in literature and media, with a focus on urban and border dynamics. She has contributed to interdisciplinary studies linking pedagogy, cultural theory, and identity politics.
**Professional Activities:**
- Certified in Design Thinking (IDEO-U, 2022)
- Women’s Leadership Initiative Moderator/Participant (2021-2020)
- Riley Institute Diversity Fellow (2022)
- Leader of study abroad programs in Costa Rica, Spain, Cuba, and Chile
**Grants & Advising:**
No grants or advisees listed. Her pedagogical focus emphasizes curriculum innovation and multicultural education integration.
**Labs/Teams:**
Active leadership in The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, fostering interdisciplinary academic and professional development initiatives.
