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Dara Goldman

February 21, 1971 - May 13, 2022

Dara Goldman, Associate Professor of Spanish and Director of the Program for Jewish Culture and Society, was a brilliant and collaborative scholar with additional affiliations in many units on campus, including the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS), which she also directed on two occasions, Gender and Women’s Studies, Comparative and World Literature, the Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory, and Women and Gender in Global Perspectives. A kind and generous colleague and friend to all who knew her, she will be remembered for bringing people together, and for her laughter, positivity, and wit. Que en paz descanse, may she rest in peace, and may her memory be for a blessing.

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Ennio Nuila 2022-05-19 19:18:14 wrote:

During my first visit as a prospective graduate student I sat in one of Dara's class, I felt welcomed, even though at that moment I was a stranger to her. The following year I became her student and eventually she became my advisor. Whenever I met with her to talk about my progress or to talk about my writing, I always came out with renewed energy. I would tell her of my academic frustrations and difficulties I was encountering, she would always reaffirm and encourage me by saying that these moments were normal and that everyone goes through it. Our conversations will always ended with lighthearted memories of life experiences. I will remember her laugh, her Cuban accent, her kindness towards her students. I was fortunate that my mother had the opportunity to meet her as well. Dara we will miss you.

Ennio Nuila 2022-05-19 19:18:14 wrote: During my first visit as a prospective graduate student I sat in one of Dara's class, I felt welcomed, even though at that moment I was a stranger to her. The following year I became her student and eventually she became my advisor. Whenever I met with her to talk about my progress or to talk about my writing, I always came out with renewed energy. I would tell her of my academic frustrations and difficulties I was encountering, she would always reaffirm and encourage me by saying that these moments were normal and that everyone goes through it. Our conversations will always ended with lighthearted memories of life experiences. I will remember her laugh, her Cuban accent, her kindness towards her students. I was fortunate that my mother had the opportunity to meet her as well. Dara we will miss you.

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