Philomina Odi Mintah (PhD) is a lecturer in the Communication and Media Studies Department. She holds a PhD in English (2022), MPhil in English (2011) and B. A. in History and English (2007) all from the University of Ghana. She is a member of the African Literature Association, African Studies Association of Africa, Ghana Association of Writers and International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development. Some of the courses she teaches are Introduction to Creative Writing, Introduction to Online Media, Advanced Creative Writing, Speech Writing and Public Speaking, English Language and Communication Skills, African History, Literature and Society, Analytical Thinking, Development of Christian Thought and Philosophy, and The Christian in the Society, Church, Work and State.
Research Interests
Her research interests are in historical fiction, use of English language by second speakers of English, feminism, gender, patriarchy, post-colonial studies, African literature, American literature, English literature, slavery, Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, and online media.
Recent publication
Mintah, P. O. (2016). “Images of Women in Armah’s Two Thousand Seasons: A Thematic Study”. Revue Ivoirienne de Langues Entrageres. Vol. 11, pp 94 – 105. Retrieve from: http://rile-ci.net/numero11/06%20Philomina.pdf
Contact details: pmintah@central.edu.gh / pmintah9@gmail.com