María Hernández-Ojeda
Teaching

Teaching

Since Fall 2004, I have taught graduate and undergraduate courses in Spanish language and Iberian/Canary Islands literatures at Hunter College-CUNY. Below, you can explore my student project Narrating Memory (student essays on the Abraham Lincoln Brigade), Hunter College Study Abroad program in the Canary Islands, my project Autoetnografía Latinx with students in my Introductory Spanish for Heritage Speakers course, the collaborative online international project (COIL) with students from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the website Escritoras -where Hunter College students interview Spanish and Latin American women writers- my work at Hunter College ACERT, selected course syllabi, and sample photos of student activities in my classes.

Project website Narrating Memory
Study Abroad in the Canary Islands
Interviews to Latin American and Spanish Women Writers
Latinx Autoethnography project
Syllabus for Cuban-Canarian literature
Collaborative Online International project
ACERT Faculty Fellow website
ACERT Faculty Working Group
Syllabus for Spanish Anarchist Women Writers
Syllabus for Thomas Hunter Honors Program
Syllabus for Spanish I for Heritage Speakers
Syllabus for class on Spanish Cultures

Graduate students visit the archives at the Tamiment Library (2023)

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