Beth Green-Nagle

Beth Green-Nagle is an Associate Professor of Spanish and Spanish Program Coordinator at Northeastern State University's College of Liberal Arts. She has taught Spanish language and literature courses since 2012, with affiliations to the Religious Society of Friends through Friends World Committee for Consultation. Her academic background includes a PhD in Spanish (University of Oklahoma, 2016), MA in Hispanic Literature (UNC Chapel Hill, 1996), and BA in Spanish (Hendrix College, 1993).

• PhD: Spanish, University of Oklahoma (2016)
• MA: Hispanic Literature, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1996)
• BA: Spanish, Hendrix College (1993)

Research focuses on poetry by women authors, maternal themes, and feminist studies in Spanish and Latin-American contexts. She explores intersections of gender, education, and creative subjectivity in literature. Her dissertation analyzed Concha Méndez's Niño y sombras. She actively promotes international understanding through Quaker initiatives.

No recent articles listed; primary scholarly contribution appears to be her doctoral work and ongoing research in gender studies and Hispanic literature.