Robin Danzak
Professor, School of Communication
Dr. Robin Danzak’s research focuses on bilingual writing of adolescents and adults, examining connections between language, culture, and identity. Currently, she is also investigating the rich nature of the adoption experience through qualitative, arts-based methods.
Dr. Danzak is bilingual and taught Spanish in Florida public schools for several years. Prior to that, she lived in Chile for five years, where she completed an MA in Linguistics. In 2014, she spent a semester in Italy as a Fulbright scholar.
She is passionate about community-engaged and project-based learning. These are emphasized in her interdisciplinary undergraduate course, Arts, Health, & Community (CD 240). Outside of work, Robin enjoys outdoor adventures, making art, and experiencing Boston’s cultural and culinary treasures.
Courses
- Research Co-Curricular
- Phonetics
- Culture and Global Health
- Arts Health and Community
- Master's Thesis
- Survey of Language Disorders
- Health and Social Change Project Management
- Language and Literacy Disabilities
- Capstone in Health and Social Change