Annette Portillo received her Ph.D. in English from Cornell University with an emphasis in Native American Literature. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on life stories, testimonios and autobiographies by women of color. Her teaching interests include: Native American Literature and History, Native American Feminism, Women Writers of Color, Ethnic Studies, Women’s Studies, Chicana/o Literature and Composition.
Teaching
Recent Courses
Undergraduate
Topics in Native American Literature: Theory & Practice
Native American Literature
Native American Identities in a Comparative Context
Native American Environmentalism
Topics in Multicultural Literature
Outlaw Genres: U.S. ‘Third World’ Women’s Autobiography
Graduate
Seminar: Issues in Culture: Feminist Writers of Color
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