Afro-Hispanic Literature, Hispanic poetry, Caribbean Women writers, Race and ethnicity, Innovation in Foreign Language, Reading and Writing
Nicole Roberts is a Senior Lecturer in Spanish at The University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine campus and is the Director of the Centre for Language Learning (CLL). Her research work mainly explores race thinking and identity in the Afro-Hispanic Caribbean (Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic) and in the works of Afro-Hispanic women writers. She also researches innovation in foreign language learning and teaching. She is currently working on two book-length studies.
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Chair, Ministry for Migrants and Refugees, St Finbar's Roman Catholic Church, Diego Martin more..2020-present
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Director, Centre for Language Learning more..2023
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Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars more..Contribution of > Membership
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Caribbean Studies Association more..Contribution of > Membership
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Queen's University Alumni Association more..Contribution of > Membership
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