Darryl Dedelow Jr.

Research Interests:
Early Modern Literature
Spanish Civil War and Historical Memory
Education

Ph.D. in Hispanic Studies, University of Kentucky, Spring 2024 (expected)

M.A. in Spanish, Portland State University, Spring 2017

B.A. in Spanish, Wabash College, Spring 2011

Dissertation Title

"Politics of Numancia"

Dissertation Committee

Advisor: Moisés R. Castillo

Committee Members: Joseph O'Neil (German Studies), Ana Rueda, Carmen Moreno-Nuño

Conference Talks

“Un análisis crítico de La traición en la amistad (1610) de María de Zayas basado en los estudios cognitivos literarios.” International Conference for Young Researchers on Theater Studies, Universidad de Murcia, November 2016.

"Theory of Mind, Machiavellian Intelligence, and Social Intelligence in Don Quixote's Female Characters." World Languages and Literatures Graduate Student Colloquium, Portland State University, May 2016.

Courses Taught
University of Kentucky
SPA 202 – Intermediate Spanish IV
SPA 201 – Intermediate Spanish III
SPA 103 – High Beginner Spanish
SPA 102 – Elementary Spanish II
SPA 101 – Elementary Spanish I
 
Portland State University
SPAN 202 – Intermediate Spanish II
SPAN 201 – Intermediate Spanish I

 

Service

President, Hispanic Studies Graduate Student Association. 2020-2021.

Student Representative, Graduate Council. 2020-2021.

Leadership Team Member, Graduate Student Council. 2020-2021.

Panel chair and conference staff, Kentucky Foreign Languages Conference. 2018-2019.