Mauricio Pulecio

Mauricio Pulecio is a Teaching Professor at the University of New Hampshire's College of Liberal Arts and serves as teaching and pedagogy leader for the Global Racial and Social Inequality Lab (GRSIL). He is an interdisciplinary scholar specializing in Latin American literature and culture, with a focus on intersections between law, gender, and queer studies.

• PhD and MA in Hispanic Languages and Literatures (University of Pittsburgh)
• MPhil in Philosophy (Pontificia Universidad Javeriana)
• LLB in Law (Universidad Nacional de Colombia)
• Former Academic Director for SIT Study Abroad's Colombia: Building a Culture of Peace program

His research explores:

• Law and literature interactions in Latin American contexts
• Queer narratives in Caribbean literature and film
• Gender/sexuality dynamics in transitional justice
• Postcolonial frameworks in Latin American philosophy
• Peace process contributions through cultural activism
• Violence and representation in marginalized communities

His 2015-2022 publications demonstrate sustained engagement with:

• Queer resistance in postcolonial settings
• Ethical dimensions of Colombian domestic worker narratives
• Legal-cultural analysis of Latin American literature
• Education policy and LGBTQ+ inclusion
• Judith Butler's philosophical applications
• Interdisciplinary peacebuilding approaches

Scientific recognition includes:

• Excellence in Teaching Award (2023)
• Extensive conference presentation record at LASA, IILI, and Queering Paradigms events