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Our Lady of the Lake University - English

Instructor at St. Mary's University
Margaret
Cantu-Sanchez
San Antonio, Texas
I am an Instructor of English with the Department of English Literature and Language. My research interests include: Mexican American literary and cultural studies, MAS K-12 studies, postcolonialism, Border Studies, Chicana Third Space Feminism, and Education. I have ten years of experience in higher education, including teaching American Lit., Composition, Multi-Ethnic Lit., Mexican American Lit., among others. My goal is to help students realize the impact they can make on society by first understanding our world and selves via literature.

Experience

    Education

    • The University of Texas at San Antonio

      Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

      English Language and Literature, General

    • The University of Texas at San Antonio

      Lecturer


      Taught Mexican American Literature (ENG 3513, AMS 3343), Introduction to Literature, Literary Theory: Ethnicity, Education, and Identity and Technical Writing. Duties: Organized course and syllabus, lectured, graded papers and exams, held office hours.

    • The University of Texas at San Antonio

      Teaching Assistant


      Taught 2 sections of Literary Criticism. Duties: Organized course and syllabus, lectured, graded papers and exams, held office hours.

    • St. Mary's University

      Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

      English Language and Literature, General

    • St. Mary's University

      Master of Arts - MA

      English Language and Literature/Letters

    • St. Mary's University

      Adjunct


      Taught 1 section of International Literature. Duties: Lectured, graded papers and exams, held office hours.

    • St. Mary's University

      Instructor of English


      I currently teach various sections of Freshman Composition, Literature core courses, and a Research and Writing course.