Adriana Noya

Department of Modern & Classical Languages

Assistant Lecturer

Spanish

Education

B.A. English, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

M.A. English, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

M.A. Spanish, University of Wyoming

Teaching Certification K-12th, Spanish, University of West Florida

Biography

Adriana Noya is a Lecturer for the Department of Modern and Classical Languages, and the College of Education in the School of Teacher Education (STE).

Research Interests

Adriana Noya’s research interests include Second Language Acquisition, as well as Peninsular and Latin American literature. 

Teaching

Spanish language courses and literature, methods of Foreign Language Teaching.

Publications

“Una Jael ajusticiada: Gabriela Zahara del Valle en El clavo de Pedro Antonio de Alarcón.” Hispanic Studies Review, 2019. (With Conxita Domènech).

“Una serrana domesticada: La señá Frasquita en El sombrero de tres picos (1874).” Romance Quarterly, vol. 64, no. 3, 2018, pp. 1–10. (With Conxita Domènech and Kathleen Wilhelm).