Dr. Carmen Bourbon

Dr. Carmen Bourbon teaches Spanish at Cottey College.

Education

• B.A., University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez, Puerto Rico
• M.A., Inter-American University, San Juan, Puerto Rico;
• Ph.D., University of Nebraska at Lincoln. (2009)

Specialization
Latin American/Spanish Women Writers

Professional Organizations

• Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
• Modern Language Association of America
• American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese
• American Council of Teachers of Foreign Languages

Membership in Professional Societies

• Sigma Delta Pi – Rho Mu Chapter, National Hispanic Honor Society

Awards

• 2008-2009. Master Educator - Presented by Cottey College.
• 2002 & 2004. Rogers Travel Fellowship for conference presentations.
• 1971-1975 & 1977-1980. The Commonwealth of Puerto Rico's Legislative Scholarship for undergraduate and advanced studies.

Courses Taught

• Span 101 - Elementary Spanish I
• Span 102 - Elementary Spanish II
• Span 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
• Span 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
• Span 211 - Hispanic Literature
• Span 212 - Hispanic Culture and Civilization
• Span 213 - Oral Spanish
• Span 214 - Spanish Composition

Conference Presentations and Publications

• "Education for Migrant Children," on-line publication. http://www.tc.unl.edu/cci861/
• 2002 - "La Asimilación Cultural y su Influencia en la Identidad Puertorriqueña de la Escritora Esmeralda Santiago," University of Puerto Rico International Congress, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. (November, 21-23)
• 2004 - "El Erotismo en la poesía de Luis Lloréns Torres," National Association of Hispanic and Latino Studies, Biddeford, Maine. (February, 17-22)

Email: cbourbon@cottey.edu

Department of Foreign Languages

• Prof. Carmen Bourbon
  
• Dr. Catherine Campbell
  
• Dr. Mark Pearson
  

Course Descriptions