Dolly Tittle
Assistant Professor of Teaching in Spanish
313-577-3002
375 Manoogian
Department
Dolly Tittle
Dolly Tittle was born and raised in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. She completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the Universidad de Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras, and a Master's of Arts degree in Spanish at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Michigan. She obtained her Ph.D. in Modern Languages from Wayne State University, Detroit, MI.
Research interest(s)/area of expertise
- Latinx studies and literature
- Puerto Rican literature and culture
- Latin American literature and culture
- Spanish language and culture
Education
- Ph.D. in Modern Languages, Wayne State University
- Master's of Arts in Spanish, Eastern Michigan University
- Bachelor's of Arts in Psychology, Universidad de Puerto Rico
Awards and grants
- King, Chávez, Parks Future Faculty Fellowship 2012-2014
- Rumble Fellowship 2012-2013
- Humanities Center Travel Award 2009, 2010
- Graduate Teaching Assistant 2007-2012
Selected publications
Cambridge Scholars Publishing released the book Caribbean Without Borders: Beyond the Can[n]on’s Range on January 2015, where her article, “Bilingual Literature: A Strategy of Decolonization in Response to U.S. Interventionism” is published.
Courses taught by Dolly Tittle
Fall Term 2024 (future)
- SPA3025 - Cultural Connections, Grammar and Composition II
- SPA3050 - Spanish for the Health Care Profession
Winter Term 2024
Fall Term 2023
- SPA3025 - Cultural Connections, Grammar and Composition II
- SPA3050 - Spanish for the Health Care Profession