Iliana Pagán Teitelbaum
Iliana Pagán-Teitelbaum (she) is an Associate Professor of Languages and Cultures at West Chester University of Pennsylvania. She earned a bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies at the University of Puerto Rico. She holds a master's and a PhD in Romance Languages and Literatures from Harvard University. She was also a Mellon postdoctoral fellow at the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Pagán teaches courses on film and Latin American cultural studies. Her research focuses on equity and violence in Latin American culture. She is an academic advisor for the Organization of Latin American Students (LASO) and co-chairs the WCU Council on Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Scholarships.
As a filmmaker, she received the Leeway Foundation Art and Change Grant and a Los Fellows Cinematic Residency for her film "Twin Tongues/Lenguas gemelas", a non-fiction film about multilingualism and identity. On campus, she directs the annual WCU Global Hispanic Film Festival (more information below).
Dr. Pagán teaches courses on film and Latin American cultural studies. Her research focuses on equity and violence in Latin American culture. She is an academic advisor for the Organization of Latin American Students (LASO) and co-chairs the WCU Council on Diversity and Inclusion Innovation Scholarships.
As a filmmaker, she received the Leeway Foundation Art and Change Grant and a Los Fellows Cinematic Residency for her film "Twin Tongues/Lenguas gemelas", a non-fiction film about multilingualism and identity. On campus, she directs the annual WCU Global Hispanic Film Festival (more information below).
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