Alicia Ulysses
Continuing Sessional Lecturer
Hispanic and Italian Studies, SLLC
- Contact:
- Office: CLE C246 afu@uvic.ca 250-721-6209
- Credentials:
- MA (UVic)
- Area of expertise:
- Spanish language; The works of Mexican and Feminist writer Rosario Castellanos; Violence in Mexico; Mexican Culture
Bio
Alicia Ulysses has taught Spanish at the University of Victoria since 1996. She studied her undergrad at UVic and has a double major in Political Science and Hispanic Literature. She also has a Masters Degree from Uvic with her thesis on Rosario Castellanos.
She has volunteered substantially at UVic, including at UNI 101 for over 15 years, CUPE 4163, and the University Senate form 2009 to 2019.
She is also a strong advocate for Autistic people.
Courses
- SPAN 100A: Beginners' Spanish I
- SPAN 100B: Beginners' Spanish II
- SPAN 149: Intensive Beginners' Spanish
- SPAN 210: Histories of Violence in Contemporary Mexico (in English)
- SPAN 249: Intensive Intermediate Spanish
- SPAN 250A: Intermediate Spanish I
- SPAN 250B: Intermediate Spanish II
- SPAN 305A: Mexican Food Culture (In English)