Academic Staff


Shauna Garry

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Lecturer in languages in International Business

Email: Shauna.Garry@tudublin.ie 

Tel: +353 1 220 7266 

Qualifications 

  • Postgraduate Certificate in University Learning and Teaching (PGCHE) – TU Dublin, 2024  
  • MA (Research) in Applied Languages and Intercultural Studies – Dublin City University, 2014  
  • BA (Honours) in Languages for International Communication – Dublin City University, 2009  

Research Underpinning the Programme  

  •  Spanish and Intercultural Studies  
  • Innovative pedagogical models in Latin America and their link to motivating factors in participation in civic life.  
  • Service Learning as a tool for assessing modern foreign language learning.  

 

Publications

  • Garry, S. (2018) ‘The use and impact of Service Learning as a tool to assess modern foreign language learning,’ in Aramburuzabala, P. (ed.) El papel del Aprendizaje-Servicio en la construcción de una ciudadanía global. Madrid: UAM, pp. 277–282. Available here.  
  • Conference & Research Participation:  
  • “The use and impact of Service Learning as a tool to assess modern foreign language learning.” IX Congreso Nacional y I Europeo de Aprendizaje-Servicio en Educación Superior, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain (2018).  
  • 17th International Association for Research on Service-Learning and Community Engagement Annual Conference (IARSLCE), NUI Galway, Ireland (2017).  
  • National Consultation on Engaged Research, Campus Engage, Irish Universities Association & Irish Research Council (2016).  
  • “La Ola Verde – Antanas’ Way. A look into the campaign of a ‘friki’ politician.” Hispanic Conference of Ireland and the UK, University College Cork, Ireland (2012).  
  • “Creative Agents of Change: Facing Challenges in our Communities.” Women in Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies Conference, University of London, UK (2011).  
  • “Spontaneous collaborative play and its ability to harness social participation of an involved citizenry - Flashmobs – a new tool in the promotion of Cultural Agency.” 11th Conference of the Americas, Grand Valley State University, Michigan, USA (2010).  

 

 Scholarship Underpinning the Programme  

  • Shauna Garry graduated from Dublin City University in 2009 with a BA (Honours) in Languages for International Communication.  
  • She spent her Erasmus year studying at the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation at the Universidad de Granada.  
  • Upon completion of her degree, she was contracted by the Universidade da Coruña, where she taught Hiberno-English in the Faculty of Philology until 2011.  
  • In 2011, Shauna began lecturing at the Universidad de Menéndez y Pelayo in Santander before returning to DCU to complete her master’s degree in Applied Languages and Intercultural Studies. She was awarded her MA (Res) degree in 2014.  
  • Her thesis investigated the link between innovative pedagogical models in Latin America and the motivating factors in participation in civic life.  
  • In 2016, Shauna received a Non-native Teachers of Spanish Award from the Ministry of Education of Spain in collaboration with Universidad Internacional Menéndez y Pelayo.  
  • In 2024, Shauna was awarded the Postgraduate Certificate in University Learning and Teaching (PGCHE) by TU Dublin.  
  • At TU Dublin, Shauna lectures in Spanish and Intercultural Studies.  
  • She also coordinates and supervises student placement.  

Industry and Profession, Civic and Community Engagement, Staff Development  

Shauna is a member of the advisory board for Students Learning with Communities in TU Dublin. 

 

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