Margery Resnick

Margery Resnick is an Associate Professor in the Foreign Languages and Literatures department at MIT's School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.

Her scholarship spans three interconnected domains:

• Contemporary Hispanic literature and poetry, especially post-Franco Spanish writers
• Gender studies and institutional barriers for women in academia
• Cultural dimensions of globalization across built environments and artistic expressions

Created the MIT Women's Oral History Project—an archival collection documenting experiences of early female graduates confronting institutional barriers, now comprising over 100 digitized interviews preserved in MIT archives.

As President of Madrid's International Institute, develops educational programs bridging Spanish and American academia. Organizes annual symposia on politics, literature, and technology.

Recipient of MIT's highest teaching honors including MacVicar Faculty Fellowship and Baker Teaching Award. Developed innovative curricula including MIT's Spanish literature program and Women's Studies.