D'Youville College - Languages
ONE ACTIVITY OUT OF MANY
Writing & Editing
Olga
karman
Buffalo/Niagara, New York Area
Serve, serve, serve.
Learn, learn, learn.
Board Member, Education Committee
I have been appointed to the board of this wonderful institution. Just Buffalo supports local artists and brings local and world-renowned writers to our schools. It is one of the ten largest literary arts centers in the USA. Its activities reach 125,000 local residents and 2,500 school children.
Become a member!!
BOARD MEMBER
Olga worked at Just Buffalo Literary Center as a BOARD MEMBER
Along with two partners, all of us board members of Just Buffalo, I visit Stadnitsky Gardens, a senior housing facility, and encourage participants in our "Writing Club" to put their life experiences on paper.
We believe seniors have a lot to say. Precious little attention has been placed on the importance of their stories. We set out to remedy that.
We are completing our third year.
Professor
Board member, King Center Charter School
Interpreter
INTERPRETING WHEN NEEDED FOR THE NYS DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND RECENTLY FOR THE NYS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Board Member
I left the board in August of 2016. I shall miss that exceptional school.
Spanish Interpreter
As of September 2015, I am not interpreting for Geneva.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Spanish and Latin American Literature
I tried to survive! I had a 9 month old daughter when I started part-time.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Spanish Language and Literature
Ph.D. in Latin American Literature
The Buffalo Press
A book of poems. A stanza from "Mongo Santamaria Calling the Spirits from Buffalo" follows: Mongo is calling Ochu'n, queen of sweetness, drinker of chamomile tea with honey, the goddess no one has ever seen cry.
The Buffalo Press
A book of poems. A stanza from "Mongo Santamaria Calling the Spirits from Buffalo" follows: Mongo is calling Ochu'n, queen of sweetness, drinker of chamomile tea with honey, the goddess no one has ever seen cry.
Pure Play Press, CA
A memoir. It tells the story of a Cuban young woman who left Havana when she was 20 years old, at the beginning of Castro's regime and, against adversities large and larger, completed her education, went to Harvard, had a family and, thirty six years after leaving home, returned to find a very different Havana and to recover the self she had left behind in 1960.
The Buffalo Press
A book of poems. A stanza from "Mongo Santamaria Calling the Spirits from Buffalo" follows: Mongo is calling Ochu'n, queen of sweetness, drinker of chamomile tea with honey, the goddess no one has ever seen cry.
Pure Play Press, CA
A memoir. It tells the story of a Cuban young woman who left Havana when she was 20 years old, at the beginning of Castro's regime and, against adversities large and larger, completed her education, went to Harvard, had a family and, thirty six years after leaving home, returned to find a very different Havana and to recover the self she had left behind in 1960.
Just Buffalo
Poems