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Luz Romero
ABD
University of Oregon
Summary
Luz Mireya Romero Montaño ABD is enrolled in her 3rd year of the Ph. D. program at the Department of Romance Languages. She previously studied modern languages at the Distrital University in Bogotá, Colombia and earned a Master's Degree in Latin American Literature from the Insituto Caro y Cuervo, Seminario Andrés Bello. In 2006, she joined to the Department of Latin American Studies at the University of Ulsan, South Korea, as an instructor and visiting lecturer. She collaborated as instructor and consultant for the Korean Institute of Curriculum and Evaluation and the Korean Literature Translation Institute. In 2009, the Daesan Foundation, a Korean literature promoter, gave her a co-translation grant. Her fields of interest are: Teaching of Spanish as a second language, contemporary Latin American novels, neo-policial genre, power, narration and representation of violence. Currently, she is working on her dissertation entitled Enclaves of Drug trafficking in Colombian and Mexican literature.
Luz Mireya Romero Montaño ABD is enrolled in her 3rd year of the Ph. D. program at the Department of Romance Languages. She previously studied modern languages at the Distrital University in Bogotá, Colombia and earned a Master's Degree in Latin American Literature from the Insituto Caro y Cuervo, Seminario Andrés Bello. In 2006, she joined to the Department of Latin American Studies at the University of Ulsan, South Korea, as an instructor and visiting lecturer. She collaborated as instructor and consultant for the Korean Institute of Curriculum and Evaluation and the Korean Literature Translation Institute. In 2009, the Daesan Foundation, a Korean literature promoter, gave her a co-translation grant. Her fields of interest are: Teaching of Spanish as a second language, contemporary Latin American novels, neo-policial genre, power, narration and representation of violence. Currently, she is working on her dissertation entitled Enclaves of Drug trafficking in Colombian and Mexican literature.
| Current Institution | University of Oregon |
| Current School | Graduate School of Arts and Sciences |
| Department | Department of Romance Languages |
| Disciplines | |
| Current and Past Advisor(s) | Analisa Taylor, Carlos Aguirre, Claudia Holguin, Pedro Garcia Caro, Gustavo Forero Quintero/ Diogenes Fajardo Valenzuela |
| Address | 1435 Pearl Alley, Eugene Oregon 97401 United States Phone: |
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Education
Instituto Caro y Cuervo
Magister en Literatura Hispanoamericana
(2007)
University of Oregon
PH. D.,
Department of Romance Languages
(Sep 2009 - Present)
Work Experience
Achievements
General
Grants and scholarships
- Beall Graduate Dissertation Scholarship Spring 2013 EEUU
- Graduate Teaching Fellowship 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 EEUU
- Beca de Traducción de la Fundación Daesan, 2009, Corea del Sur
- Beca de Formación Académica Instituto Caro y Cuervo 2004, 2005, Colombia
Publication Summary
- “El género policíaco colombiano”, Lingüística y Literatura, Universidad de Antioquia, Número 55, enero-junio, 2009.
- “César Vallejo en Corea”, Revista Asia y América, Instituto de Estudios de Asia y América Universidad Dankuk, Seúl, Corea, Volumen 9, Número 2, (mayo 2009). Coautor: Byeong Sun Song
- “Raíces históricas de la toma de posición fatalista en la nueva novela policíaca colombiana”, Asian Journal of Latinamerican Studies, volumen 20, Número 4, 2007.
- Publication in progress: Nueve pares de zapatos, short stories book written by Yun Heung-Gil and translated into Spanish by Byeong Sun Song and Luz Mireya Romero Montaño.
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