ANA MERINO - The University of Iowa

Ana Merino 3
WGST 10 Sex, Gender and Society.
SPAN 9 Writing and Speaking: A Cultural Approach.
JWST 7 From Superheroes to Graphic Novels: The Jewish Presence in Comics
(new seminar)
SPAN 6. LSA Puebla Winter 05/Winter 09 (Program Director)
SPAN 6. LSA Barcelona Winter 07 (Program Director)
SPAN 3 Intermediate Spanish
Master and Senior Thesis Primary Adviser
Primary Adviser COLT Senior Thesis: Student Chad E. Detloff, final work
entitled: “Comics as Resistance to Oppression: the Ideological Involvement of
Argentinean, Italian, and Spanish Artists” graduation June 2008.
COLT 102: MA Comparative Literature (Fall 2005) Primary Co-Adviser Master
Thesis: Student: Aaron J. Kashtan final work entitled: “Classics Illustrated? The
Representation of Literariness in Comics by Simmonds and Prado ” graduation June
2006.
SPAN 90 and SPAN 91 (Honors Course and Seminar): Primary Co-Adviser
Honours Senior Thesis. Student Mattew C.Weiss final work entitled: “Borges y la
ciudad: una mirada hacia la modernidad y el mito” (Fall 2005/Winter 2006)
Independent work with Students at Dartmouth;
SPAN 87: Independent Study: “Espacios comparativos del sujeto migrante en el
ámbito transatlántico más reciente” (Transatlantic Comparative Spaces of Migrant
Subjects). Student: Bethany Morris (Fall, 2006)
Presidential Scholar: Student Bethany Morris (Summer, 2006)
Rockefeller Center Special Grant Adviser: Student Zachary A. Kaufman project
entitled :"Healing Argentina: Health and Healthcare in the Wake of Crisis"
(Spring, 2006)
Member of thesis advisory committee for students outside Dartmouth
Gwen Rachel Stanley. Master Interdisciplinary Studies. Goddard. Graduation,
June 2006.
Emily Wieja. The Center for Cartoon Studies. Graduation, June 2007.
Summer 2002 and 2003:
Director Study Abroad Program. Appalachian Sate University in Madrid.
Courses taught:
SNH 3532 Spain Today
SNH 3530 Art in Spain.
SNH 2010 Conversational Spanish