Ana Maria Carvajal

1/6 ANA MARÍA CARVAJAL Curriculum Vitae Email:-LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/anamariacarvajal EDUCATION 2019 PhD Spanish Literature Purdue University, West Lafayette (Indiana) 2014 MA Spanish Literature Purdue University, West Lafayette (Indiana) 2009 BA International Relations Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia FIELDS OF SPECIALIZATION Spanish Medieval and Golden Age Literature Early Modern Women and Religion Deception, Women, and the Inquisition Spanish Literature and Culture EMPLOYMENT 2021- Limited Term Lecturer of English, Language Center, Universidad de Medellín, Colombia 2020- Limited Term Lecturer of Spanish and Portuguese, School of Languages and Cultures, Purdue University (until Summer term) 2012- Teaching Assistant of Spanish, School of Languages and Cultures, Purdue University-- Lecturer of Early Modern History, School of Music, Universidad El Bosque, Bogotá, 2012 Colombia 2010- Lecturer of Early Modern History and World Religions, School of International Relations and 2012 Political Science, Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia 2010- Lecturer of World Religions, School of Political Science, Universidad Sergio 2012 Arboleda, Bogotá, Colombia 2/6 PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATION Yonsoo Kim, Carvajal Jaramillo, Ana María. “La codificación de la espiritualidad femenina de Teresa de Cartagena y Santa Teresa de Ávila.” eHumanista: Journal of Iberian Studies 32 (2016): 69-84. OTHER PUBLICATIONS Avila, Teresa de. Meditaciones sobre los cantares. Introduction, by Ana María Carvajal, Cita Press, 2021 (forthcoming). ¡Basta ya! Colombia: Memorias de Guerra y dignidad. Informe General Grupo de Memoria Histórica. Centro Nacional de Memoria Histórica, 2013. (Co-editor, copy editor, and proofreader) El dragón de los mares. Bogotá: Editorial Libros y Libros, 2012. (Creative) GRANTS AND AWARDS- Association of Hispanic Classical Theater Hesse Registration Award ($125) Purdue Research Foundation Year Grant ($20,000) PROMISE Award – College of Liberal Arts, Purdue ($1500) School of Languages and Cultures Travel Grant (54 th International Congress on Medieval Studies) ($350) 2017 Graduate Student Travel Grant from the Society for the Study of Early Modern Women (48 th Sixteenth Century Society and Conference) ($400) School of Languages and Cultures Travel Grant (53 rd International Congress on Medieval Studies) ($350) - PROMISE Award – College of Liberal Arts, Purdue ($1500) Newberry Renaissance Consortium Grant for Workshop in Spanish Paleography ($250) - Newberry Renaissance Consortium Grant for Workshop on Medieval Studies ($250) School of Languages and Cultures Travel Grant (51 st International Congress on Medieval Studies) ($300) 2014 School of Languages and Cultures Travel Grant (AHLiST Annual Conference) ($300) RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2018 National Historical Archive of Spain – Collection of the Inquisition (August-October) Researched original manuscripts of tried visionary women from the sixteenth century 2018 National Library of Spain – Collection of the Writers (September-October) Researched the theatrical representations of Teresa of Avila’s life in Early Modern Spain, and numerous biographies composed during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries 3/6 CONFERENCES Papers Presented 2020 “El teatro del engaño: La bienaventurada madre Santa Teresa de Jesús y sus posibles mentiras” Conference cancelled due to COVID 19 emergency. Abril 16-18, El Paso, TX 2019 “Espoused to God and to Her Fellow Prison Mate: The Feigned Sanctity of Francisca de los Apóstoles.” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, October 17-20, St. Louis, MO 2018 “Fates Sealed by Deception: Teresa of Avila and Francisca de los Apóstoles before the Inquisition” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, November 1-4, Albuquerque, NM 2018 “The Repudiated Saint: Teresa of Avila as the Female Deceiver” International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 10-13, Kalamazoo, MI 2017 “If the Devil Did This to Deceive Me: Teresa of Avila and the Problem of Deception.” Sixteenth Century Society and Conference, October 26-29, Milwaukee, WI 2016 “Teresa de Jesús en el teatro: la santidad pese a sí misma.” AHList Annual Conference, November 17-22, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Spain 2015 “Decoding Feminine Spirituality in ‘Admiración operum Dey’ and ‘El libro de la vida.’” International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 14-17, Kalamazoo, MI 2014 “Between the Cross and the Sword: The Metaphor of Chivalry in Teresa of Avila.” AHList Annual Conference, November 20-22, Cartagena de Indias, Colombia 2014 “Saint Teresa as a Knight in the Quest for a New Religious Language.” Newberry Library Graduate Student Conference, January 23-25, Chicago, IL Panel Organized 2018 “From Heresy to Orthodoxy: The Riddle of Iberian Christian Mysticism” International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 10-13 Kalamazoo, MI INVITED TALKS 2019 “Francisca de los Apóstoles and Teresa of Ávila: Feminine Mysticism in Golden Age Spain.” Alma College. Alma, MI, March 20. 2019 “Las mujeres en la España del Siglo de Oro.” Saint Mary’s College. South Bend, IN, February 22 4/6 2017 “The Rhetoric of (Self) Deception in Teresa of Avila.” Medieval Association of the Midwest Annual Business Meeting. Kalamazoo, MI, May 11 2014 “The Metaphor of Battle in Teresa of Avila.” Colombian Student Association at Purdue. West Lafayette, IN, December 10. 2013 “Historia de la paz en las grandes religiones.” Casa de la Historia Diana Uribe. Bogotá, Colombia. June 12 TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2012 to Present Spanish for the Professions Oral Communication in Spanish Introduction to Spanish and Latin American Literature Latin American and Spanish Culture Beginners Spanish Conversation Intermediate Spanish Conversation Advanced Spanish Conversation Advanced Spanish Intermediate Spanish Beginners Spanish Beginners Portuguese Early Modern History World Religions WORKSHOPS ON TEACHING 2014 Building Rapport with your Students, Purdue University 2012 Addressing Diversity in the American Classroom, Purdue University SERVICE LEARNING AND ENGAGEMENT 2016- Co-coordinated and developed the Service Learning Project “Sandra Cisneros: I Tell You My Story Project” designed for undergraduate students enrolled in advanced Spanish classes to connect with the Latino community through a series of readings, videos and presentations in Spanish ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION 2017 Graduate Assistant to Chair of Spanish and Portuguese Department at Purdue University. Main responsibilities: Plan events, develop strategies for increasing minors in Spanish, enable communications between Chair and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese (Spring) 5/6 2016 Writer and Editor of the Colombia-Purdue Institute Newsletter. Main responsibilities: Create and manage content for the newsletter. Conduct interviews. Edit and copy-edit content (Summer and Fall) 2015 Coordinator and Teaching Assistant for the Study Abroad Summer Program at Universidad de Cartagena, Colombia. Main responsibilities: Coordinated all aspects of students’ internships and courses. Designed and sole-taught Introduction to Latin American and Latino Studies (Summer) SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION 2021 Copy editor of Spanish submissions for the Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association 2020 Reviewer for Revista Hispánica Moderna 2019 Reviewer for Sixteenth Century Journal 2018- Graduate Student Representative to the Society for the Study of Early Modern Women and 2019 Gender 2018 Senator of Purdue Graduate School Government (Declined). 2017 Abstract Reviewer 2 nd Annual Purdue Languages and Cultures Conference (Purdue University) 2016- Chair of the Graduate Student Newsletter, School of Languages and Cultures (Purdue 2017 University) 2012- Assistant at Spanish and Portuguese Coffee Hours, School of Languages and Cultures 2018 (Purdue University) 2011- Analyst on Middle East and Islam, UN Radio (Universidad Nacional de Colombia) Present LANGUAGES Spanish: Native English: Near-native Portuguese: Fluent French: Advanced reading Latin: Reading PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS MLA – Modern Language Association RSA – Renaissance Society of America SCSC – Sixteenth Century Society and Conference 6/6 SSEMW – Society for the Study of Early Modern Women ASPHS – Association of Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies GEMELA – Grupo de Estudios sobre la Mujer en España y las Américas REFERENCES Yonsoo Kim – Associate Professor of Spanish Purdue University- Marcia Stephenson – Associate Professor of Spanish and Women’s Studies Purdue University- Silvia Mitchell – Assistant Professor of History Purdue University- Teaching Reference Cecilia Tenorio – Program Director of Advanced Spanish Purdue University (ctenorio@purdue)