Maria Labbato, PhD

AboutUpper school history faculty at an independent school, I’m a scholar with a wide range of transnational teaching and research interests. Currently at Providence Day School, I teach World History, AP World History, and Genocide Studies. Over the course of 8 years, I taught university undergrad and graduate courses at UNC Charlotte, including The History of Sexuality in the Americas, European Women’s History, Gender and Sexuality in Latin American History. I’m currently planning a 2-3 week Camino in Spain. Follow along!
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Ph.D., Florida International University, History 2021

· Dissertation: “The Nomad Selves: The American Women of the Spanish Civil War and Exile”

· Advisors: Dr. Aurora G. Morcillo, Dr. Bianca Premo

· Fields: Latin American History, Gender and Sexuality, Foreign Women and the Spanish Civil War, Feminist Theory, Exile and Mexico

M.A., University of North Carolina Charlotte, History 2014

· Thesis: “Spanish Civil War Exiles in Mexico City: Intellectual Refuge from a Gendered Perspective, 1939-1960”

· Advisor: Dr. Jürgen Buchenau

B.A., University of Central Florida, History, Burnett Honors College 2007

AboutUpper school history faculty at an independent school, I’m a scholar with a wide range of transnational teaching and research interests. Currently at Providence Day School, I teach World History, AP World History, and Genocide Studies. Over the course of 8 years, I taught university undergrad and graduate courses at UNC Charlotte, including The History of Sexuality in the Americas, European Women’s History, Gender and Sexuality in Latin American History. I’m currently planning a 2-3 week Camino in Spain. Follow along!
My Camino Journey
CV
Publications
Teaching