Juliana Luna Freire

Juliana Luna Freire is an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background and experience in the field of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies.

She currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Modern Languages at UFPB, where her research interests encompass Literature and Cultural Studies, technology integration in education, and second language acquisition.

Juliana Luna Freire holds a Ph.D. in Luso-Brazilian and Hispanic-American Cultural Studies from the University of Arizona, along with an M.A. in Spanish from the same institution.

Her academic journey includes studying Educational Leadership at Harvard University, English, Spanish, and Education at Roanoke College, and Foreign Languages and Literatures at Universidade Federal de Pernambuco.

Juliana Luna Freire's international exposure includes being an Exchange Student at Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

With her extensive academic background and experience, she has held various positions including Assistant Professor of Modern Languages at Universidade Federal da Paraíba, Teacher at Maple Bear Latin America, and Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Framingham State University.

She has also contributed to various educational initiatives as a GAT at the Instructional Computing Team at The University of Arizona and as a Graduate Associate in Teaching at the same institution.

Juliana Luna Freire is a former columnist at Jornal Contraponto and has taught English at institutions such as ABA and Yazigi Internexus.