EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

2008
2007
2001-2007
2000-2001
1999-2000
1992-1998
1990-1991

Founded Felicia Fahey Consulting
Visiting Scholar, Stanford University, CLAS
Assistant Professor, Bates College
Visiting Assistant Professor, University of San Francisco
Instructor, University of San Francisco
Teaching Fellow, University of California, Santa Cruz
Instructor, SATs & GREs, Buenos Aires, Argentina

EDUCATION

2000
1991
1989
1985

Ph.D., Literature and Cultural Studies, UC Santa Cruz
B.A. Comparative Literature, University of California, Berkeley
Saint Louis University in Madrid, Spain
Handelsakademie der Stadt Wien, Vienna, Austria

Selected Publications

The Will to Heal: Psychological Recovery in the Novels of Latina Writers. University of New Mexico Press. 2007.
The Will to Heal examines novelistic representations of psychological recovery from trauma in six fictional autobiographies by Latin American and Latina women authors.

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"Pilgrimage as Opposition in Latin American Women's Literature," Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature. 36 (4): 33-48.  Winter, 2003.
"(Un)Romancing Mexico: Sara Sefchovich's Demasiado amor," Inti: Revista de Literatura Hispánica. 54: 99-120. Autumn, 2003.
"Beyond the Island: Puerto Rican Diaspora in 'America' and 'América'," Post Identity, 3(1): 25-56.  2001.
"Between Translations: Mario Vargas Llosa's El hablador," Cincinnati Romance Review. 18: 46-53. 1999.
"Fresa y chocolate: Decentering the Revolution in Cuba," Chicano Latino Research Review 8, 1996.

Community projects and services

2004



2002-2004

Director of Mural Project with
Marta Ayala.  Bates College
Andrew Schoultz. City of Portland, Maine
Somali and Sudanese high school students. City of Portland, Maine
Director of Spanish Language Thesis Workshop

2002-2004 
2002-2004 
2002-2004
2001-2002
2001                    

Educational Policy Committee
Watson Fellowship Committee
Candidate Search Committees: Spanish, Political Science
Director of Series, “Diaspora in My Art"
Co-Founder, Spanish Writing Center at USF

Grants and Awards

2004
Public Art Commission,
City of Portland, Maine

2004
Ladd Faculty Research and Schmutz Fund

2004
Mellon Learning Associate
Grant

2003
Center for Service Learning, Grants for Two Mural Projects

2001-2003
Mellon Learning Associates Program