HTI Alumni

Field(s) of Study:  Religion, Social Ethics

Alexandra Rosado-Román is an Afro-Caribbean social ethicist whose research engages Feminist Decolonial Theories, Diaspora Studies, and Spiritualities. As a scholar-activist, she interrogates how colonial constructs—race, gender, sexuality, class, ethnicity, and citizenship—shape the lives of racialized women in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Committed to accessible education, she teaches in both English and Spanish across diverse institutions, serving as a professor and mentor to Latine students. Beyond academia, she participates in a Bomba community rooted in Indigenous and Afro-Puerto Rican traditions, dedicated to preserving and reimagining Puerto Rican culture.

Academic Credentials Ph.D. (ABD), Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, December 2023 (expected) Ethics and Society: Title: “Decolonial Betrayals: Afro-Caribbean Feminist Activism in Puerto Rico.” M.A., Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, NJ, and Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico. B.A in Arts in Communication at Universidad del Sagrado Corazon, San Juan Puerto Rico.