Lucia Tejeda

Lucia Tejeda serves as a Lecturer in the Finance and Business Law Department at the Craig School of Business, California State University, Fresno, where she teaches Business Communication (BA 105W) and contributes to academic programs with her dual expertise in business education and literary scholarship.

Her academic credentials include:

• M.A. in American Literature from California State University, Los Angeles
• B.A. in English from University of California Los Angeles

Her research focuses on intersections of gender, mysticism, and spirituality within American literary traditions, particularly examining representations of female mystics. This work bridges humanities scholarship with business communication pedagogy, reflecting her unique position in a business school faculty.

Tejeda's scholarly output centers on her 2004 publication "The Mystic Female" in Significations, which demonstrates an interdisciplinary approach connecting literary analysis with cultural studies. The work establishes her contribution to feminist literary criticism while informing her teaching methodology in professional business contexts.

No scientific awards or honors were documented in the provided materials.

Available information does not specify graduate student advising activities, external research grants, or leadership roles in academic laboratories or research teams.