Marina Ortega López
Contact Information
Graduate Teaching Assistant
She/her/ella
Office Hours
Spring 2026
Wednesday: 11a–12p or by appt.
286 Hagerty Hall
Areas of Expertise
- English Literature
- Peninsular 19th Century Literature and Cultures
- Gender and Sexuality Studies
Education
- M.A. in Spanish, 2024, Auburn University
- M.A. Degree for Teachers of Compulsory Secondary. Education, Baccalaureate, Vocational Training and Language Teaching, 2022, Universidad de Jaén
- B.A. English, 2021, University of Granada
Marina Ortega Lopez is a Graduate Teaching Associate and PhD student in Iberian Literary and Cultural Studies at Ohio State University. Her research focuses on 19th-century literature in Peninsular Spain, particularly periodicals and Gender and Sexuality Studies. She is also pursuing a graduate minor in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Ohio State University. Additionally, her interests extend into interdisciplinary studies that explore the relationship between literature and teaching practices. Marina holds a Master's degree in Hispanic Studies from Auburn University and another Master's degree in Teaching and Second Language Acquisition from the University of Jaén in Spain.