Carolina Sitya Nin

I research identity innovations in fictions with a particular focus on national and gender identity. My current research explores genre innovations in early female Latin American writers and I am working on a book comparing foundational identities of the XIX century with the innovations in national identity in XX and XXI century Argentinean fictions. I enjoy teaching core Spanish language courses, grammar, composition, cultural studies, literature, and French. I am original from Argentina, hold a Master in Hispanic Literatures from Michigan State University, an MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a PhD in Hispanic and Latin American literature from the University of Oklahoma. In my free time I enjoy good friends, biking, and travelling.