CV
There are many people, love, saudade, struggle, and disappointment behind these achievements
Education
Ph.D. Student in Romance Languages and Literatures (present)
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
MA in Hispanic Literature and Cultural Studies (2020)
University of Arizona
BA in Portuguese and English Language and Literature (2012)
Universidade de Pernambuco, Brazil
Awards & Grants
Rackham Language Training Grant (Summer 2023, $6000)
University of Michigan
Dr. Frank and Bette Comstock Travel Award (Winter 2023, $1400)
University of Michigan
Romance Languages and Literatures Conference Travel Grant (Winter 2023, $500)
University of Michigan
Rackham International Student Fellowship (Winter 2023, $10,000)
University of Michigan
LACS Tinker Field Research Grant (Summer 2022, $2,400)
University of Michigan
Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant (Summer 2022, $1,500)
University of Michigan
Romance Languages and Literatures Conference Travel Grant (Winter 2022, $500)
University of Michigan
Rackham Conference Travel Grant (Winter 2022, $900)
University of Michigan
College of Literature, Science, and The Arts First-year Fellowship (2020-2021 AY)
University of Michigan
Graduate College Fellowship (2018-2020)
University of Arizona
Humanities Graduate College Fellowship (2018-2020)
University of Arizona
Fulbright Scholarship (2017-2018 AY)
Recipient of a Fulbright award to act as a Portuguese Language Teaching Assistant and cultural ambassador at Pitzer College, California
Academic Work & Service
Microcinema Series Organizer (Fall 2023-present)
Organized and curated a film screening series, managing logistical aspects such as scheduling and venue arrangements.
Conference Co-organizer
2023 Charles F. Fraker Graduate Conference
University of Michigan
Graduate Student Research Assistant (2022-present)
For Dr. Nick Henriksen as part of the NINI grant entitled "Integrating gender-diverse language into the Romance curriculum"
University of Michigan
Graduate Student Coordinator (2022-present)
Writing Romance Studies Rackham Interdisciplinary Workshop
University of Michigan