Teresa M. Lubrano, Ph.D.  Professor Department of  English and Foreign Languages teresal@cameron.edu

CLASSES TAUGHT ON ROTATION: ITAL 1113    Beginning Italian I   ITAL 1223    Beginning Italian I  ITAL 2113    Intermediate Italian I ITAL 2223    Intermediate Italian II LING 4183    S/T Spanish for Law Enforcement LING 4183    S/T Spanish for Medical Personnel SPAN 3113    Spanish Grammar & Linguistics SPAN 3213    Advanced Spanish Grammar & Linguistics SPAN 3143    Spanish Composition SPAN 4113    La Historia del Mundo Hispanica SPAN 4123    Espana en su literatura I SPAN 4133    Espana en su literatura II SPAN 4143    Hispanoamerica en su literatura I SPAN 4153    Hispanoamerica en su literatura II SPAN 4163    Spanish for Business & Industry SPAN 4961-3    Directed Readings in Spanish

Office:  Nance Boyer 2012 Phone:  580.581.2307  Fax:  580.581.2897 In Foreign Languages, we share our students’ dreams.    (Dr. Lubrano and Leah Hicks, sophomore art major.)

Cameron University School of Liberal Arts Advisor,  Delta Rho Chapter of  Phi Sigma Iota International CU Preview Day - October, 2004 Personal Information Avocational Interest Photo Album and Links Limoni di Procida Lemons, the island's principal crop.

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Personal Information:

      High School Diploma: Cristobal High School, Coco Solo, Panama Canal Zone
         Assoc. Degree in English:  Canal Zone College (La Boca, Panama Canal Zone)
         B. A. English (Ed.) & History:  Central State University, (University of Central Oklahoma)
         M. A. English:  Central State University (University of Central Oklahoma)
         M. A. Romance Languages (Spanish Concentration): University of Oklahoma
         Ph. D. Romance Languages (Spanish Concentration): University of Oklahoma

         Studies:    Peninsular Spanish Language and Literature, Latin American Language
                           and Literature with an emphasis on the Latin American short story.

Avocational Interest:

        Archeology - especially related to the Aztec, Maya, and Inca civilizations as
                well as of the Civilizations existing in ancient Spain and Italy.

          My annual pilgrimage takes me to my ancestral island of Procida, an island in the
                Gulf of Naples in the Region of Campania, Italy.  Here I can visit with family
                members and enjoy studying the illuminated manuscripts of the Church of
                St. Michael the Archangel as well as savoring the wonderful traditional cuisine
                    of the island.

Photo Album & Links:

Chiesa di Santo Cattolico «Sent'cò»  The church of Santo Cattolico.   Golfo di Procida View from my parent's condominium roof with Capo Miseno and Monte Vesuvio in the distance.

Links: Il Golfo (The Gulf) (The Daily Newspaper of Ischia and Procida) Finalmente! (Finally!) (Photo journal of Procida) La Stampa (Daily National Italian Newspaper from Torino) Delta Rho members served as ushers  for a lecture by Dr. Oscar Arias, the Nobel Laureate and Former President of Costa Rica on Thursday, September 19, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. in the Cameron University Theatre.  The lecture was the first event of Academic Festival V 2002-2003 Beyond Borders:  Globalization & The Human Experience.  Delta Rho members also hosted a reception for Dr. Arias after the lecture. The culmination of Academic Festival V was the Academic Conference which took place on March 27-29, 2003.