Carmen helena Ruzza Senior Professorial Lecturer World Languages and Cultures
- Degrees
- PhD Candidate in Latin American Literature, University of Maryland
MA in Latin American Literature, University of Maryland - Bio
- Professor Carmen Helena Ruzza received her undergraduate degree at the Universidad Central de Venezuela, and a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Conservatorio Lino Gallardo. She obtained a M.A in Latin American literature from University of Maryland and is a PhD candidate in XIX century Literature. Capitalizing on her music background, she constantly introduces music elements in her research as she aims to prove the direct relationship between literature and music. She has also critically worked in the complete works of philologist Angel Rosenblat dealing with his philosophy of language. At º£½Ç»»ÆÞ, she has taught elementary, intermediate and advanced Spanish courses such as Introduction to Spanish Translation encouraging her students to think critically and to use the Spanish language as an open door to access new cultures and realities.
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Teaching
Fall 2024
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SPAN-352 Adv Spanish I: Spain
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SPAN-353 Adv Spanish II: Latin America
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SPAN-394 Comm Service Learning Project: Adv Spanish I: Spain
Spring 2025
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SPAN-253 Spanish, Intermediate II
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SPAN-352 Adv Spanish I: Spain
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SPAN-353 Adv Spanish II: Latin America