Hi! My name is Mosunmola Omowunmi Adeojo. I am a PhD. student, a Writing instructor and a Kirkland fellow at the University of Florida. I am also a lecturer at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. My research interests are in Cultural studies, Global Anglophone literature, Global Nineteenth Century studies, Black Atlantic studies and Mission studies. I also have interests in Victorian literature, Military studies and, Digital culture. I hold a BA. in English from the University of Lagos and a Masters degree in English from the University of Florida. My thesis is titled: Colonial Configurations, Military Manifestations: Masculinity in Post-Independent Nigeria.

In my teaching, I am passionate about curriculum development, student-centered learning and, the incorporation of diverse literatures in GenED courses. I am also a digital teaching tools specialist and I create collaborative activites and teaching resources using ArcGIS Storymap, Google Earth, Jamboard. etc. I hold professional certificates in Teaching with Technology, and Decolonizing the Curriculum. I have also done a 10-week Virtual Exchange traning where i collaborated with a colleague in Algeria to develop a class for university students in the US and in Algeria. I was recently awarded a departmental teaching award at the University of Florida.

In my free time, i enjoy reading, painting, drawing, listening to music, traveling and watching football.