Corina-Mihaela Ghetie is currently an English Senior Lecturer at Georgia State University, Perimeter College (GSU Perimeter) in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. She earned her PhD. in comparative literature from the University of Georgia, Athens. For the last 15 years, Ghetie taught French language classes, English Writing and Composition classed, and various literature courses. She is committed to portraying the central role of literature in the educational process while supporting the study of literature at all levels. She holds undergraduate degrees in English and French and an MA in Intercultural Dialogue in the Francophone World from Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj- Napoca, Romania. Her research interests include philosophies of education, intercultural studies, francophone literature, translation studies, and religion. Her articles have appeared in the South Atlantic Review (SAMLA), the bilingual journal Recherche Littéraire/Literary Research (ICLA), The Southeast African Language and Literature Forum publication (SEALLF), East-West Cultural Passage, Journal of the “C. Peter Magrath” Research Center for Cross- Cultural Studies, Vandenheck& Ruprecht UniPress, Gottingen. She served as guest editor for the South Atlantic Review (SAMLA), Journal of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association, Multiculturalism, Identitarian Politics, and Teaching Alterity, (Special Cluster, December 2019). Her main work is the monograph “Locating Values in Literature: Goodness, Beauty, and Truth”, published by Lexington Books in 2020.