ABOUT ME

¡Hola! Hello! こんにちは!

I’m an Assistant Professor of Arts and Humanities at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile since 2023, specializing in global visual culture; video games and comics.

I hold a dual-title Ph.D. in Comparative Literature and Visual Studies from Penn State. My areas of work include world literature, visual culture, and women, gender, and sexuality studies.

Before my Ph.D. career, I taught EFL in Coquimbo, Chile, and spent a year teaching Spanish at Union College, NY.

Currently teaching:

  • First semester 2024: COM617 Lenguaje del Videojuego. (Campus San Joaquín)
  • Second semester 2024: COM617 Lenguaje del Videojuego. (Campus San Joaquín)

RECENT HIGHLIGHTS

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FIND ME ONLINE

Instagram: [@profegutie]

Webpages at PUC: [College UC] [Department of Communications]

H-Net: [Profile page]

Penn State News: [“Visual studies dual-title doctoral program graduates first cohort”]

Humanities Institute Residence 2023 [Project Description] [Resident Talk]

Penn State webpages [Comparative Literature] [Visual Studies]

Graduate School 2022 Excellence in Mentoring Award [Announcement]

University of Maryland Miller 20th Century Japan Research Award [Announcement] [List of Recipients]

Swann Foundation Fellowship by the United States Library of Congress [Announcement]

Japan Foundation Fellowship Program for Specialists in Cultural Fields [Fellowship Report]

Lynd Ward Prize Juror 2018-2019 [Read the Press Release] [on PSU News]

RECORDINGS

Internal Colloquium. UC Center for Asian Studies. 2024 [Watch Recording]

Doctoral Colloquium. UC Department of Communications. 2023 [Watch Recording]

IV Congreso PRISMA Graphic Medicine Panel 2022 [Watch Recording] [Conference Program]

Dibujos que Hablan #7 roundtable 2022 [Watch Recording] [Conference Site]

Doctores Salvajes podcast interview 2020 [Listen on Spotify]

AFFILIATIONS

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The Pontifical Catholic University of Chile is located in central Chile, on the ancestral and dispossessed lands of the Pikunche communities of the Mapuche people, who resisted colonization by the Inca and Spanish empires. The history of displacement and forced cultural assimilation of the Mapuche people is part of the context under which our institution has produced human capital since its founding in 1888.