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Alicia R Rueda-Acedo

[Alicia Rita Rueda-Acedo]

Associate Professor, Modern Languages
Last Updated: July 28, 2021
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Research Interests

Research Interests
Literary Journalism/
Women’s and Gender Studies/
Community Translation and Service-Learning/
Cultural Studies/
Contemporary Mexican and Spanish Literatures

Teaching Interests

Teaching Interests
Literary Journalism/
Women’s and Gender Studies/
Translation and Interpreting/
Community Translation and Service-Learning/
Cultural Studies/
Hispanic Cinema/
Contemporary Mexican and Spanish Literatures/

Biography

Biography

Alicia Rueda-Acedo is an Associate Professor of Spanish and Translation at the University of Texas at Arlington where she created and currently directs the Spanish Translation and Interpreting program. She received her Ph.D. in Hispanic Languages and Literatures from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and she holds a B.A. (Licenciatura) in Journalism from the University of Seville and a Licenciatura in Translation and Interpreting from the University of Granada. She is a Sworn Translator and Interpreter by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Alicia has worked as freelance translator and as journalist and translator trainee at the European Parliament in Brussels.

She is the Community Outreach Coordinator for the Department of Modern Languages and the recipient of the College of Liberal Arts Outstanding Teaching Award (Tenured Faculty) in 2014. She was inducted to the UTA Academy of Distinguished Teachers in 2015, and named 2016 COLA Professor of the Year on behalf of the Arlington Sunrise Rotary Club. In addition, she received a Certificate from the House of Representatives of the State of Texas in commemoration of receiving the Excellence in Higher Education Award from Arlington Sunrise Rotary.

Dr. Rueda-Acedo has published widely on 20th and 21st century Transatlantic Literature, on topics such as literary journalism, women authors, and history. She is the author of Miradas Transatlánticas: el periodismo literario de Elena Poniatowska y Rosa Montero (Purdue University Press, 2012), and the co-editor of Independencias, Revoluciones y Revelaciones, doscientos años de literatura mexicana (University of Veracruz Press, 2010).

She started to integrate community translation and service learning in her translation courses back in 2011. Since then, her students have translated the 2011 Toys for Tots campaign organized by the US Marine Corps and La sweet vida, a program to tackle type-2 diabetes led by Mission Arlington. Students in her classes collaborate with Proyecto Inmigrante, a non-profit organization for immigration counseling services, and the Arlington Public Library where they translate and publish stories written by parents within a program called Stories to Our Children.

Education

Education

    • 2005 PhD in Hispanic Languages & Literatures
      University of California, Santa Barbara
    • 2001 B.A./M.A. in Translation & Interpreting (Spanish, English, and German)
      Universidad De Granada, Spain
    • 1999 None in Exchange Student in Translation
      University of California, Santa Barbara
    • 1998 B.A./M.A. in Journalism
      Universidad De Sevilla, Spain
    • 1997 None in Exchange Student in Communication
      University of the Arts, Berlin, Germany

Licensure and Certifications

Licensure and Certifications

    • 2001 Certified Translator by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

Appointments

Appointments

    • 2012 to Present Associate Professor
      Modern Languages, University of Texas at Arlington (Arlington, TX, United States)
    • 2009 to 2012 Women’s Studies Advisory Board Member
      Modern Languages, University of Texas at Arlington (Arlington, TX, United States)
    • 2005 to 2012 Assistant Professor
      Modern Languages, University of Texas at Arlington (Arlington, TX, United States)
    • 2005 to 2008 Visiting Assistant /Adjunct Professor
      University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, School of Public Health
    • 2004 to 2005 Teaching Assistant Consultant
      , Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCSB (Santa Barbara, CA, United States)
    • 2002 to 2004 Teaching and Administrative Assistant at the Summer Hispanic Institute
      UCSB (Santa Barbara, United States)
    • 2001 to 2004 Teaching Assistant for Spanish Language
      Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCSB (Santa Barbara, CA, United States)
    • Past to 2001 Translator and Journalist
      The Rapid Response Unit at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium under the Robert Schuman Grant (Brussels, Belgium)
    • 1999 to 2000 Translator
      Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, UCSB. (Santa Barbara, CA, United States)

Memberships

    • 2001 to Present European Parliament Trainees Association
    • 2001 to Present Modern Languages Association
    • 2001 to Present UC-Mexicanistas
      Intercampus Research Program on Mexican Literary and Cultural Studies. International Community Translation Research Group

Awards and Honors

    •  2016 Certificate from the House of Representatives of the State of Texas in commemoration of receiving the Excellence in Higher Education Award sponsored by Arlington Sunrise Rotary
    •  2016 COLA Professor of the Year sponsored by Arlington Sunrise Rotary Club
    •  2015 Faculty Fellow sponsored by Community Service Learning Program
    •  2015 Member of the Academy of Distinguished Teachers at UTA sponsored by University of Texas at Arlington
    •  2014 Recipient of College of Liberal Arts Outstanding Teaching Award (tenured faculty) sponsored by College of Liberal Arts, UTA
    •  2009 Faculty Development Leave sponsored by University of Texas at Arlington
    •  2005 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, Spanish and Portuguese Department sponsored by UCSB
    •  2005 Recipient of Samuel A. Wofsy Outstanding Ph.D. Student Award sponsored by UCSB

Support & Funding

Support & Funding

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    • June 2021 to May 2022 Revising the Certificate in Medical Humanities sponsored by  -  $34999
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2016 Texas Humanities Grant to create and translate the brochure for the Summer Reading Club led by the Arlington Public Library, Participant Scholar sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2016 “Multicultural Women’s Historical Archive in North Texas” sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2009 Travel and Professional Development Award sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2009 Travel and Professional Development Award sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2008 Travel and Professional Development Award sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2007 Travel and Professional Development Award sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • 2001 to 2005 Full tuition, fees and stipend sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2004 Graduate Division Humanities and Social Science Research Grant sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2004 Research Grant sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2003 of Samuel A. Wofsy Memorial Fund Travel Award for Participation in Coloquio Internacional, Homenaje a Elena Poniatowska sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2003 Samuel A. Wofsy Memorial Fund Travel Award for Participation in Congreso sobre Literatura y comida: En gustos se comen géneros sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2002 of Samuel A. Wofsy Memorial Fund Travel Award for Participation in the Eleventh Annual Columbia-NYU Graduate Conference on Spanish and Portuguese Literatures sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • Past to 2001 Robert Schuman Grant at the Rapid Response Unit of the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • 1999 to 2000 Education Abroad Program Fellowship (Full tuition, fees and stipend) sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)
    • 1997 to 1998 Socrates-Erasmus full scholarship (Full tuition, fees and stipend) sponsored by  -  $0
      (Funded)

Publications


      2012
      • Book
        Miradas Transatlánticas: el periodismo literario de Elena Poniatowska y Rosa Montero
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. West Lafayette, IN: "Purdue UP".

      2010
      • Book
        Independencias, Revoluciones y Revelaciones: doscientos años de literatura mexicana
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Ruiz-Perez, Ignacio, Mendoza Rosendo, Rodolfo ]. Xalapa: " Universidad Veracruzana/UT-Arlington/UC-Mexicanistas". DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/rvs.2014.0045

      2017
      • Book Chapter
        "La casa de la escritura: el periodismo literario de Cristina Peri Rossi”
        Erotismo, transgresión y exilio: las voces de Cristina Peri Rossi
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Gomez de Tejada, Jesus]. 297-313. Seville: "University of Seville".
      • Book Chapter
        “From the Classroom to the Job Market: Integrating Service-Learning and Community Translation in a Legal Translation Course”
        Translating for the Community
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Taibi, Mustapha ]. 36-62. Bristol: "Multilingual Matters". DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21832/9781783099146-007

      2009
      • Book Chapter
        “David Toscana o la re-lectura de la historia de México”
        Realidades y Fantasías. Realities and Fantasies. In Honor of Tim McGovern (1965-2006)
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. 517-532. "Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana".

      2007
      • Book Chapter
        “De sirenas, bosques y gemelos: lo fantástico en ‘El hombre que siempre soñó’ de Cristina Rivera Garza"
        Rumbos de lo fantástico. Actualidad e historia
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. 123-132. Palencia: "Cálamo".
      • Book Chapter
        “Reflexiones especulares en torno a El Imperio de la fortuna de Arturo Ripstein"
        Cien años de lealtad. En honor a Luis Leal. One hundred years of Loyalty. In honor of Luis Leal
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. 1, 653-62. "Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México/ Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey/ Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana".

      2006
      • Book Chapter
        “Extinción de la llama (doble). Nueva visión de la sexualidad en la cuentística mexicana reciente escrita por mujeres”
        Cuento que no has de beber (La ficción en México)
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. 61-68. Puebla: "Universidad Autónoma de Tlaxcala/ U of California-Santa Barbara".

      2003
      • Book Chapter
        “Gordas y gordos en la literatura hispánica tras los años sesenta”
        En gustos se comen géneros. Congreso sobre Comida y Literatura
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Poot-Herrra, Sara]. 1, 163-183. "Instituto de Cultura de Yucatán".

      2016
      • Book Review
        “Review: Ser mujer y estar presente. Disidencias de género en la literatura mexicana contemporánea by Oswaldo Estrada"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos. 32(2), 381-384. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1525/mex.2016.32.2.381

      2007
      • Book Review
        “Homenaje a Elena Poniatowska: acercamientos a la vida y la obra de la escritora mexicana”
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. A contracorriente. A Journal on Social History and Literature in Latin America. 5(1), 412-416.

      2005
      • Book Review
        "Reseña"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Ventana Abierta. 5(18), 75.

      2004
      • Book Review
        “De la pantalla a la memoria"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Ventana Abierta. 4.15-5.17, 138-39.

      2002
      • Book Review
        “Un astro inalcanzable llamado mujer: La piel del cielo"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Tinta. 6, 105-06.

      2001

      In Process
      • Journal Article
        “A Successful Framework for Developing a Certificate in Spanish Translation through Community Translation and Service-Learning”
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Hispania. Accepted.

      2017
      2015
      • Journal Article
        “El estudio del periodismo poniatowskiano desde los Estados Unidos”
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Ventana Abierta. 11(38), 111-117. "Ventana Abierta ".

      2014
      • Journal Article
        “Elena Poniatowska sobre Carlos Fuentes: ‘¡Si tuviera cuatro vidas, cuatro vidas serían para ti!’ y ‘El afán totalizador’"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies. 91(5), 545-558. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3828/bhs.2014.34

      2011
      2010
      • Journal Article
        “El cuento periodístico y la entrevista literaria de Rosa Montero: ‘Paulo Pumilio’ y ‘Javier Marías: En estado de gracia"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Hispania. 94(3), 605-614.
        https://www.jstor.org/stable/25758239

      2009
      • Journal Article
        "Pagando los platos de la Guerra Civil’: dinámicas históricas e interpersonales en tres novelas de Almudena Grandes"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Anales de la Literatura Española Contemporánea. 34(1), 249-274.
        https://www.jstor.org/stable/27742591

      2008
      • Journal Article
        “De la mirada al texto: la entrevista literaria de Elena Poniatowska”
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Elena Poniatowska: México escrito y vivido. América sin nombre. 11(12), 141-147. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14198/AMESN2008.11-12.22

      2006
      • Journal Article
        “Elena Poniatowska (Lilus Kikus) y Sandra Cisneros (The house on Mango Street): dos niñas, un universo"
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR]. Ventana Abierta. 5(20), 20-25.

      2004
      • Conference Proceeding
        Maladies of the Body, Spirit and Mind in Literature, Film and Culture
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Estepa-Goldberg, Ana, Gómez, Fernando, Marchington, René, Nanclares, Gustavo]. "Tinta Annex".
      • Conference Proceeding
        Selected Proceedings from the Fifth Annual Graduate Student Conference on Lusophone and Hispanic Literature and Culture at University of California, Santa Barbara
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Collins, María, Nanclares, Gustavo]. Santa Barbara: "Tinta Annex".
      • Conference Proceeding
        “La doble crónica de un Bildungsroman: As três Marias de Rachel de Queiróz”
        Fifth Annual Graduate Student Conference on Lusophone and Hispanic Literature and Culture at University of California, Santa Barbara
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Collins, Maria , Nanclares, Gustavo, Rueda-Acedo , Alicia ]. 49-71. Santa Barbara, CA: "Tinta".

      2003
      • Conference Proceeding
        “La entrevista de creación en Hasta no verte Jesús mío”
        Fourth Annual Graduate Student Conference on Lusophone and Hispanic History, Literature and Culture at University of California Santa Barbara
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Borges, FilomenaMaria, Hurtado, MilenaM., Rebhan , ErinM.]. 132-38. Santa Barbara, CA: "Tinta".

      2020
      • Translation or Transcription
        “Himno XIV: a Dios nuestro Señor y a Juan”
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaRita]. “Hymn XVI: concerning our Lord and John” from Fifteen Hymns for the Feast of the Epiphany by St. Ephrem the Syrian, translated by Philip Schaff in A Hymn of St. Ephrem: Anthem for the Baptism of Christ by Micah Hayes. "Periferia".

      In Process
      • Translation or Transcription
        “Poema XXIII” de John Donne
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaRita]. Translation of “Poem XXIII” from John Donne’s A Litany included in Hear Us for Mixed Choir (SATB) and Organ by Micah Hayes. "Periferia". Published.
      • Translation or Transcription
        “Soneto sacro VII” de John Donne
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaRita]. Translation of “Holy Sonnet VII” from John Donne´s Holy Sonnets in At the Round Earth's Imagined Corners: An Anthem for All Saints by Micah Hayes. "Periferia".
        3607 Patty Ln Published.

      2003
      • Other
        “Víctor Fuentes: pasión por el cine y la literatura”
        [Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, Ruiz-Perez, Ignacio]. 111-14. "Tinta".

Presentations

    • July  2018
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, ""La ´¨´´forma biográfica en Las siete cabritas de Elena Poniatowska"", Salmanca, Spain. (July , 2018).
    • July  2018
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Cuando el aprendizaje-servicio y la traducción comunitaria van de la mano: aplicación de ambos conceptos a una clase de traducción jurídica”, ", Ciudad Real, Spain. (July , 2018).
    • February  2017
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, ""Legal Translation and the Hispanic Immigrant Community: UTA Partnership with Proyecto Inmigrante, Inc”", University of Texas at Arlington, Central Library. (February 11, 2017).
    • February  2017
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Translating HERstory into Spanish: a Service-Learning and Community Translation Project”", College of Liberal Arts and UTA Libraries, University of Texas at Arlington, Central Library . (February 9, 2017).
    • January  2015
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Los hermanos de la crónica: el reportaje, la entrevista y el artículo de Elena Poniatowska”", Vancouver, Canada. (January , 2015).
    • March  2014
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“"Amantes y enemigos”: relaciones de pareja y género(s) en Rosa Montero y Elena Poniatowska”", Mérida, Yucatán, México. (March , 2014).
    • November  2013
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, ""De la columna al blog: puerto libre.com de Ángeles Mastretta”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (November , 2013).
    • August  2013
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "Miradas Transatlánticas: el periodismo literario de Elena Poniatowska y Rosa Montero by Carlos Gutiérrez Alfonzo and Jesús Bermúdez", The Centro de Difusión Universitario Intercultural, San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Mexico. (August , 2013).
    • November  2012
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "Presentation of the Book Miradas Transatlánticas: el periodismo literario de Elena Poniatowska y Rosa Montero", University of California, Santa Barbara. (November , 2012).
    • November  2012
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“¡Si tuviera cuatro vidas, cuatro vidas serían para tiʼ!: Poniatowska sobre Fuentes”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (November , 2012).
    • December  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "Presentation of the Book Independencias, Revoluciones y Revelaciones: doscientos años de literatura mexicana", Mexico . (December , 2010).
    • November  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "Presentation of the Book Independencias, Revoluciones y Revelaciones: doscientos años de literatura mexicana", University of California, Santa Barbara. (November , 2010).
    • November  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Representaciones femeninas de la Revolución Mexicana en Elena Poniatowska”", University of Texas at Arlington. (November , 2010).
    • November  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Vivanderas, chimiscoleras, mitoteras, hurgamanderas y guachas: ‘¿qué hacen en medio de la fiesta de las balas?’", University of California, Santa Barbara. (November , 2010).
    • October  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "Presentation of the Book Independencias, Revoluciones y Revelaciones: doscientos años de literatura mexicana", Mexico . (October , 2010).
    • September  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Elena Poniatowska´s Las soldaderas (1999)"", Texas Christian University. (September , 2010).
    • April  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Del Modelo de la Sección Femenina a modelos de mujer: propuestas posfranquistas y posfeministas en Almudena Grandes”", Dirección de Cultura Municipal de Mérida/University of California, SantaBarbara/UC-Mexicanistas/Grupo de Investigación Siglo de Oro, Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. (April , 2010).
    • March  2010
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“La Revolución de los géneros: el reportaje literario en Las soldaderas  y Las siete cabritas”", University of Texas, El Paso. (March , 2010).
    • November  2009
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“La Revolución según Poniatowska”", University of California, Santa Barbara/ UC-Mexicanistas, Santa Barbara, CA. (November , 2009).
    • November  2007
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Reflexiones especulares en torno a El imperio de la fortuna de Arturo Ripstein”", Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México/ University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA/ Mexico City, Mexico. (November , 2007).
    • October  2007
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Mujeres sorprendentes en la ‘trastienda de la historia’: Las siete cabritas de Elena Poniatowska e Historias de mujeres de Rosa Montero”", Seville. (October , 2007).
    • April  2007
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Espejos transnacionales: El relato de iniciación en Lillus Kikus y The House on Mango Street”", University of Kentucky, Lexington . (April , 2007).
    • November  2006
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Aproximaciones a El ejército iluminado de David Toscana”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (November , 2006).
    • July  2006
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“La doble cuestión genérica en Las siete cabritas de Elena Poniatowska: del microcosmos femenino a la historia de México”", University of Seville, Seville. (July , 2006).
    • April  2006
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Los aires difíciles de la historia de España en tres novelas de Almudena Grandes”", University of Kentucky, Lexington. (April , 2006).
    • March  2006
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, ""Lola Álvarez Bravo. Los últimos fogonazos de la Revolución’”: la entrevista como crónica y testimonio de México y ‘sus mujeres"", University of Texas, El Paso, TX. (March , 2006).
    • October  2005
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Sobre el tema del doble en ‘El Helicón’ de Cristina Fernández Cubas y ‘El hombre que siempre soñó’ de Cristina Rivera Garza”", Texas A&M International University, Laredo. (October , 2005).
    • October  2004
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Extinción de la llama (doble): sexualidad subversiva en cuentistas mexicanas Recientes”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (October , 2004).
    • October  2004
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Las siete cabritas no están muertas”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (October , 2004).
    • May  2004
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Elenísima: vida y obra de Elena Poniatowska,” presentation of Elenísima. Ingenio y figura de Elena Poniatowska by Michael K. Schuessler", University of California, Santa Barbara. (May , 2004).
    • March  2004
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“¿Por qué lo llaman amor cuando quieren decir sexo? Erotismo en varias cuentistas mexicanas”", University of Texas, El Paso, TX. (March , 2004).
    • February  2004
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Periodismo y ficción en la obra de Rosa Montero: dos formas de hacer literatura”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (February , 2004).
    • September  2003
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“La octava cabrita”", El Colegio de México, Mexico. (September , 2003).
    • May  2003
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“La doble crónica de un Bildungsroman: As três Marias de Rachel de Queiróz”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (May , 2003).
    • April  2003
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "ke “La representación femenina/masculina en la poesía modernista y postmodernista”", University of Kentucky, Lexington. (April , 2003).
    • April  2003
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“La representación femenina/masculina en la poesía modernista y postmodernista”", University of Kentucky, Lexington. (April 1, 2003).
    • March  2003
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, ""Gordos y gordas en la literatura hispánica tras los años sesenta”", Instituto de Cultura de Yucatán, Mérida, Mexico. (March , 2003).
    • May  2002
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“El reflejo de El gallo de oro en El imperio de la fortuna”", University of California, Irvine . (May , 2002).
    • April  2002
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, ""La entrevista de creación en Hasta no verte Jesús mío”", University of California, Santa Barbara. (April , 2002).
    • April  2002
      Rueda-Acedo, AliciaR, "“Reflexiones especulares en El imperio de la fortuna de Arturo Ripstein y Paz Alicia Garciadiego”", Columbia University . (April , 2002).

Courses

      • SPAN 3308-001 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Summer - Five Week - First - 2021
      • SPAN 3308-001 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2021 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5313-001 HISPANIC LITERATURE & CULTURE
        (Course Id: 104956)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2021 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3308-001 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3308-002 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Summer - Five Week - Second - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc:
        SPAN 4341 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Ics, Inc., a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 25 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante before Spring break and at home after Spring break. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Ingmigrante.)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4391-008 CONFERENCE COURSE
        (Course Id: 104939)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020
      • SPAN 3308-001 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3308-002 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020
      • SPAN 4342-001 HEALTHCARE TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3341-001 INTRODUCTION TO INTERPRETING
        (Course Id: 112281 | Mav Course: No)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4392-008 SPANISH TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 113001)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2020 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3308-001 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3308-002 HEALTH & HUMAN SVCS SPANISH
        (Course Id: 113579)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4343-001 HEALTHCARE INTERPRETING
        (Course Id: 112380)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771 | Servlearn Desc: Students in Introduction to Translation partnered together with the following organizations to translate documents into Spanish: Genesis Women’s Shelter and Support, Mission Arlington, Center for Transforming Lives-Coalition for Homeless Children, Grand Prairie Independent School District, Volunteer Now, Girls Inc., Tarrant County, Greyson Crisis Center, etc. They contacted the non-profit organizations to inquire about their needs and translated into Spanish the following flyers: tenants empowerment workshops, toys drive and Thanksgiving donations, information about services and activities, and information about school music band. They also translated consent and legal forms, limited release forms, teen dating violence information brochures, etc. This service-learning component has been an extraordinary experience for both students and community members alike.)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4393-008 SPANISH INTERNSHIP
        (Course Id: 104940)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2019
      • SPAN 4392-008 SPANISH TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 113001)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 4341 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Ics, Inc., a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 25 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Ingmigrante.)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4342-001 HEALTHCARE TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4393-008 SPANISH INTERNSHIP
        (Course Id: 104940)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2019 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4343-001 HEALTHCARE INTERPRETING
        (Course Id: 112380)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5311-001 SPAN LIT 18-21C
        (Course Id: 104954)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4392-008 SPANISH TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 113001)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2018
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 4341 is an advanced course in translation with a focus on business and legal texts. For this service learning project, students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Inc. a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 25 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Inmigrante. )
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • MAS 4393-003 MEX AM INTERNSHIP
        (Course Id: 112679 | Xlist Coursepre: SPAN | Xlist Coursenum: 4393)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4393-001 SPANISH INTERNSHIP
        (Course Id: 104940)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4392-001 SPANISH TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 113001)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2018 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 3340 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to collaborate with the Arlington Public Library in a project called “Stories to Our Children”. Program Description: “At the Arlington Public Library, we believe that sharing stories creates a lasting bond between parents and children. Through the Stories to Our Children program, underserved mothers and fathers will be empowered to pen their own children’s stories, written from life experiences, imagination and the heart. The library will then publish and catalog them. The goal and mission is to enforce the idea that mothers and fathers are the first and most important teachers and role models to their children. Likewise, we seek to create a bond between Arlington families and the library. By being published in the library, families will gain a sense of ownership for the library. Too often, we hear the myth that reading to your child is a middle-class tradition. Families from all backgrounds tell stories to their children. For many families, however, their cultural stories and life experiences are not available on library bookshelves. The goal is to create a special collection of books that are written specifically by Arlington families who have diverse traditions, values and life experiences. By making these unique stories available, we hope to ignite a passion for reading.” The Stories are written in Spanish and students in Span 3340 will collaborate translating and editing them into English. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with the Arlington Public Library and the Hispanic community. Students translations will be published and catalogued by the APL.)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5327-001 WOMEN HISP LIT
        (Course Id: 104970)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 4341 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Ics, Inc., a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 20 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Inmigrante.)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2017 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 4341 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Inc., a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 25 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Inmigrante.)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4393-002 SPANISH INTERNSHIP
        (Course Id: 104940)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2016 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3303-001 ADVANCED SPANISH CONVERSATION
        (Course Id: 104893)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4391-008 CONFERENCE COURSE
        (Course Id: 104939)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 3340 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to collaborate with the Arlington Public Library in a project called “Stories to Our Children”. Program Description: “At the Arlington Public Library, we believe that sharing stories creates a lasting bond between parents and children. Through the Stories to Our Children program, underserved mothers and fathers will be empowered to pen their own children’s stories, written from life experiences, imagination and the heart. The library will then publish and catalog them. The goal and mission is to enforce the idea that mothers and fathers are the first and most important teachers and role models to their children. Likewise, we seek to create a bond between Arlington families and the library. By being published in the library, families will gain a sense of ownership for the library. Too often, we hear the myth that reading to your child is a middle-class tradition. Families from all backgrounds tell stories to their children. For many families, however, their cultural stories and life experiences are not available on library bookshelves. The goal is to create a special collection of books that are written specifically by Arlington families who have diverse traditions, values and life experiences. By making these unique stories available, we hope to ignite a passion for reading.” The Stories are written in Spanish and students in Span 3340 will collaborate translating and editing them into English. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with the Arlington Public Library and the Hispanic community. Students translations will be published and catalogued by the APL.)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3313-001 TOPICS HISPANIC LANG LIT CULT
        (Topic: Spanish for the Professions | Course Id: 110705)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc: SPAN 4341 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Inc. a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 25 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Inmigrante.)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5311-001 SPAN LIT 18-21C
        (Topic: ContemporarySpanish Literature | Course Id: 104954)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4393-008 SPANISH INTERNSHIP
        (Course Id: 104940)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2015 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3303-001 ADVANCED SPANISH CONVERSATION
        (Course Id: 104893)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4311-001 SPANISH LIT 18C TO 21C
        (Topic: Literatura y cine expañoles | Course Id: 104917)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4391-008 CONFERENCE COURSE
        (Course Id: 104939)
        Summer - Five Week - First - 2014 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772 | Servlearn Desc: This was the first time I offered this course with a Service-Learning component. SPAN 4341 is a SERVICE LEARNING course. Students have the opportunity to participate in Service Learning at Proyecto Inmigrante, Ics, Inc., a non-profit organization for immigration counselling services. Students will translate a minimum of 20 hours throughout the semester in the Fort-Worth office of Proyecto Inmigrante. The instructor will teach in class the kind of documents that students will be translating for Proyecto Inmigrante: birth, death, and marriage certificates, municipal letters, criminal records, etc. The instructor and Proyecto Inmigrante’s staff will supervise students’ overall performance. There will be oral discussions about the service learning experience throughout the semester, and students will turn in a reflective paper about their experience with Proyecto Inmigrante.)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2014 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5311-001 SPAN LIT 18-21C
        (Topic: Transatlantic Women Writers | Course Id: 104954)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4311-001 SPANISH LIT 18C TO 21C
        (Topic: Transatlantic Women Writers | Course Id: 104917 | Xlist Coursepre: WOMS | Xlist Coursenum: 4327)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • WOMS 4327-001 WOMEN IN HISPANIC LITERATURE
        (Course Id: 104932 | Xlist Coursepre: SPAN | Xlist Coursenum: 4311)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3311-001 SPANISH CULTURE & CIVILIZATION
        (Course Id: 104897)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2013 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4311-001 SPANISH LIT 18C TO 21C
        (Topic: CINE Y LITERATURA ESPANOLAS | Course Id: 104917)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5391-008 CONF CRSE SPANISH LIT
        (Course Id: 104984)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 5311-001 SPAN LIT 18-21C
        (Topic: Span Lit 18th-20th C | Course Id: 104954)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2012 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 3340-002 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4311-001 SPANISH LIT 18C TO 21C
        (Topic: Span Lit 18th to 20th Century | Course Id: 104917)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2011 Download Syllabus
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011
      • SPAN 3311-001 SPANISH CULTURE & CIVILIZATION
        (Course Id: 104897)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2011
      • SPAN 5311-001 SPAN LIT 18-21C
        (Topic: Wom in Span Lit 18th C-present | Course Id: 104954)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2010
      • SPAN 4311-001 SPANISH LIT 18C TO 21C
        (Topic: Wom in Span Lit 18th C-present | Course Id: 104917)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2010
      • SPAN 4341-001 BUSINESS AND LEGAL TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110772)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2010
      • SPAN 4342-001 MED, SCIENTIFIC & TECH TRANSL
        (Course Id: 110833)
        Spring - Regular Academic Session - 2010
      • SPAN 4340-001 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2009
      • SPAN 4340-002 INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION
        (Course Id: 110771)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2009
      • SPAN 3311-001 SPANISH CULTURE & CIVILIZATION
        (Course Id: 104897)
        Fall - Regular Academic Session - 2009

Service to the University

    • 2016 to  Present Committee Member
      COLA Initiative on Immigration Committee
    • 2015 to  Present Committee Member
      Academy of Distinguished Teachers
    • 2014 to  Present Program Director
      B.A. in Spanish Translation and Interpreting
    • 2014 to  Present Program Coordinator
      MODL Community Outreach
    • 2013 to  Present MODL Representative
      COLA Curriculum Committee
    • 2013 to  Present Chair and Representative
      MODL Curriculum Committee Chair and Department Representative
    • 2012 to  Present Committee Member
      ACTP Committee
    • 2005 to  Present Committee Member
      Director of the Certificate in Spanish Translation
    • 2005 to  Present Committee Member
      Graduate Studies Committee, UTA
    • 2005 to  Present Committee Member
      UEP Representative for Spanish Translation
    • 2015 to  2019 Committee Member
      Academics Standards Committee
    • 2015 to  2017 Program Organizer
      El día del niño
      Faculty organizer of El día del niño, an event organized together with the Arlington Public Library to celebrate childhood and literacy
    • 2014 to  2015 Faculty Fellow
      Community Service Learning Program
    • 2014 to  2015 Committee Chair
      Search Committee for the Spanish Translation Position
    • 2013 to  2014 MODL Representative
      REP/FDL
    • 2013 to  2014 Committee Chair
      Search Committee for the Women’s and Gender Studies Director Position
    • 2012 to  2014 Faculty Mentor
      Faculty Mentoring Program
      Mentees: Dr. Sabrina Habi (Advertising) and Dr. Kathryn Pole (Curriculum and Instruction)
    • 2012 to  2014 Chair and Representative
      REP/FDL Committee Chair and Department Representative
    • 2012 to  2013 Committee Member
      Review Committee for the Center for Mexican American Studies
    • Past to  2011 Translation Editor
      US-Mexico War project by the Center for Greater Southwestern Studies
    • 2009 to  2011 Representative
      State Employee Charitable Campaign
    • 2009 to  2011 Committee Member
      Women’s Studies Program Advisory Board
    • Past to  2010 Co-organizer
      Conference: Independencies, Revolutions, and Revelations
    • Past to  2010 Committee Member
      Workshop on Medical Spanish provided to the students of an organization known as Global Medical Training
    • 2006 to  2009 Committee Member
      Recruit/Retention Committee, UTA
    • 2005 to  2009 Committee Member
      MODL Awards Ceremony Committee, UTA
    • 2007 to  2008 Committee Member
      M.A. Reading List Review Committee, Spanish Section
    • 2006 to  2008 Committee Member
      International Initiatives Committee, UTA
    • 2005 to  2008 Adjunct Faculty
      University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, School of Public Health
    • 2006 to  2007 Committee Member
      Search Committee, UTA
    • 2005 to  2007 Committee Member
      Telemundo Internship Committee, UTA

Service to the Profession

    • 2015 to  Present
      Peer Reveiwer
      Revista Valenciana, estudios de filosofía y letras
    • 2014 to  Present
      Peer Reveiwer
      Romance Notes
    • 2010 to  2011
      Peer Reveiwer
      Hispania
    • 2005 to  2008
      Committee Member
      Exam Committee, University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, School of Public Health
      Josué Carmona´s M.A. in HIHAL (Health Interpreting and Health Applied Linguistics Concentration) Exam Committee Member, University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, School of Public Health
    • 2004 to  2005
      Editor, Journal Editor
      Tinta, Research Journal of Lusophone and Hispanic Studies, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCSB.
    • Past to  2004
      Planning Assistant
      Conference Día de Muertos, UCSB
    • Past to  2004
      Planning Assistant
      VII Colloquium on Mexican Literature, UCSB
    • 2003 to  2004
      Editor, Journal Editor
      Tinta, Research Journal of Lusophone and Hispanic Studies, Annex III. Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCSB
    • Past to  2003
      Conference Planning Coordinator
      Fifth Annual Graduate Student Conference on Lusophone and Hispanic Literature and Culture, UCSB
    • Past to  2002
      Assistant to the Editors
      Selected Proceedings from the Fourth Annual. Graduate Student Conference on Lusophone and Hispanic History, Literature and Culture, UCSB
    • Past to  2001
      Officer, Other Officer
      Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, CA

Service to the Community

Service to the Community

    • 2014 to  Present
      Program Coordinator
      MODL Community Outreach
    • 2014 to  Present
      Faculty Advisor
      Stories to Our Children
      Stories to Our Children, a program sponsored by the Arlington Public Library in collaboration with Arlington ISD schools to promote literacy, and family story-telling among Latino families
    • 2013 to  Present
      Committee Member
      Partnership and Service Learning with Proyecto Inmigrante
      Partnership and Service Learning with Proyecto Inmigrante, a non-profit organization for immigration counseling services and the students in the Certificate in Spanish Translation
    • 2014 to  2016
      Program Organizer
      El día del niño
      Faculty Organizer of El día del niño, an event organized together with the Arlington Public Library to celebrate childhood and literacy
    • Past to  2015
      Program Coordinator
      Translation into English of Stories to Our Children
    • 2013 to  2014
      Faculty Member
      Ford College Community Challenge
    • Past to  2011
      Coordinator and Editor
      Translation into Spanish of the 2012 DFW Toys for Tots Campaign Webpage