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Filipo Lubua

Instructor at University of Pittsburgh

Filipo Lubua is a Teaching Assistant Professor and African Language Program Coordinator in the Linguistics Department at the University of Pittsburgh.21 He is an expert in Swahili language education and coordinates Pitt's Swahili program.1 Lubua holds a PhD and has contributed significantly to African language pedagogy.3

As the Swahili Program Coordinator, Lubua oversees conversation hours, courses, and cultural activities related to Swahili language learning at the University of Pittsburgh.1 He emphasizes the importance of Swahili as a bridge to African culture and heritage, describing it as "the language of the African pride and future".1

Lubua's academic interests include Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL), Instructional Design and Technology, and Online Learning.4 He has published research on integrating digital technologies in Tanzanian classrooms and exploring academic entrepreneurship in CALL.4

In addition to his role at the University of Pittsburgh, Lubua is also the President (Rais) of CHAUKIDU, the Global Association for the Promotion of Swahili.5 He actively participates in international forums on Swahili pedagogy and has been involved in developing innovative language learning resources.51

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Location

Athens, Ohio