Sherry Kate Nourizadeh

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PhD Candidate
Hispanic Studies
Teaching Assistant of Spanish

Sherry Kate Nourizadeh is a PhD Candidate in Hispanic Studies, specializing in contemporary Latin American Literature and Human Rights. Her research examines Human Rights in Latin America, particularly focusing on political oppression, gender and sexuality, indigenous rights, and environmental ethics through contemporary testimonial poetry. 
While at UGA, she has also completed a Graduate Certificate in Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Currently, she is teaching intermediate level Spanish-language courses for the Department of Romance Languages and is a 2023 winner of the Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award. 

 

Research Interests:

Modern and Contemporary Latin American Literature, Human Rights, Memory and Testimony Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Poetry and Poetics, Literature and Politics, Environmental Humanities, Latin American Ecocriticism.

 

Courses Regularly Taught:
SPAN 2001
SPAN 2002
Education:

Ph.D. - Hispanic Studies, University of Georgia (in progress)

M.A. - Spanish, Georgia State University 

B.A. - Spanish, Kennesaw State University 

Contact Information

skn11250@uga.edu

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Major Professor

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Luis Correa-Díaz

* Professor of Spanish

Committee Members

Mark Anderson

Mark Anderson

Associate Professor of Spanish
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Sharina Maillo Pozo

Assistant Professor of Spanish/Latinx Studies

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