LANGUAGES OFFERED

SPANISH PROFESSORS
Dr. Eugenia Afinoguénova Associate Professor Ph.D. 1999; Georgetown University 20th-Century Spanish Peninsular Literature and Cultural Studies European Intellectual History Film Studies Literature and Visual Arts TIME, ROUTES, AND PLACES OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY TRAVELERS IN SPAIN (STUDENT-FACULTY INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT) Conversational interview inspired by scholar Eugenia Afinoguénova’s article “Liberty at the Merry-Go-Round: Leisure, Politics, and Municipal Authority on the Paseo del Prado in Madrid, 1760-1939,” published in the Journal of Urban Cultural Studies (1.1, 2013).
Dr. Raquel Aguilú de Murphy Associate Professor Emerita, May 2013 Ph.D. 1984; University of Wisconsin-Madison 20th Century Latin American Drama 20th Century Latin American Short Story
Dr. Sonia Barnes Assistant Professor Ph.D. 2013; Ohio State University, Columbus, Department of Spanish and Portuguese.
Dr. Pilar Bellver Assistant Professor Ph.D. 1997; University of Pittsburgh Hispanic Languages and Literatures Certificate in Cultural Studies 20th Century Latin American Literature First person narratives by US Latina writers Contemporary Mexican border narrative
Dr. Germán Carrillo Professor Ph.D. 1969; University of Illinois, Urbana 20th-Century Literature in general (Peninsular and Latin American) Specific Studies on some of the writers of "the boom" and "post-boom": the 80's and the 90's Gabriel García Márquez as special topic Colonial Latin American Literature Poetry and Short Story REALISMO E IRREALIDAD EN LA NARRATIVA HISPANOAMERICANA Sigma Delta Pi
Dr. Belén Castañeda Associate Professor Ph.D. 1987; University of Wisconsin-Madison 20th Century - Spanish American Narrative Mario Vargas Llosa Spanish and Spanish American Civilization Generalist
Dr. Dinorah Cortes-Velez Associate Professor Ph.D. 2006; University of Wisconsin-Madison Colonial Latin American literature and culture Barroco de Indias/ Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Spanish Renaissance and Baroque Female writing/ Feminist ethics Hispanic Caribbean literature
Dr. Scott Dale Associate Professor Ph.D. 1997; University of Pennsylvania 18th and 19th-Century Literature of Spain Epistolary and Travel Literature Modern Peninsular Novel Books: La Pensadora Gaditana (2005) Novela Innovadora en las "Cartas Marruecas" de Cadalso (1998) Homepage
Dr. Armando González-Pérez Professor Ph.D. 1970; Michigan State University Medieval & Renaissance Spanish Literature Spanish & Spanish American Poetry Afro-Hispanic Literature Caribbean Literature Latino Literature Language and Culture Language for the Professions Presencia Negra: Teatro Cubano de la Diáspora (Anthlogía Crítica). Madrid: Betania, 1999.
Dr. Todd Hernández Associate Professor Ph.D. 2004; University of Kansas Foreign Language Education Foreign Language Teaching and Learning Methodology Classroom-based Second Language Acquisition Language Assessment
Dr. Jason Meyler Assistant Professor Ph.D. 2006; State University of New York - Stony Brook US Latino Literature Latin American Modernismo Music and Film emphasizing a pan-American perspective Twentieth Century Latin American Poetry with an Andean concentration Twenty-First and Twentieth Century Latin American, Latino and Chicano Theatre
Dr. Anne Pasero Professor, Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures Ph.D. 1979; University of Southern California Golden Age Spanish Literature 20th-Century Spanish Literature Hispanic Poetry
Dr. Julia Paulk Assistant Professor Ph.D. 2003; Indiana University - Bloomington 19th Century Spanish American Narrative Inter-American Studies Antislavery Literature of the Americas
Dr. Barry Velleman Professor Emeritus of Spanish , May 2012

SPANISH PROFESSORS

Dr. Eugenia Afinoguénova

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1999; Georgetown University

20th-Century Spanish Peninsular Literature and Cultural Studies
European Intellectual History
Film Studies
Literature and Visual Arts
TIME, ROUTES, AND PLACES OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY TRAVELERS IN SPAIN (STUDENT-FACULTY INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT)
Conversational interview inspired by scholar Eugenia Afinoguénova’s article “Liberty at the Merry-Go-Round: Leisure, Politics, and Municipal Authority on the Paseo del Prado in Madrid, 1760-1939,” published in the Journal of Urban Cultural Studies (1.1, 2013).

Dr. Raquel Aguilú de Murphy

Associate Professor Emerita, May 2013
Ph.D. 1984; University of Wisconsin-Madison

20th Century Latin American Drama
20th Century Latin American Short Story

Dr. Sonia Barnes

Assistant Professor

Ph.D. 2013; Ohio State University, Columbus, Department of Spanish and Portuguese.

Dr. Pilar Bellver

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 1997; University of Pittsburgh

Hispanic Languages and Literatures
Certificate in Cultural Studies 20th Century Latin American Literature
First person narratives by US Latina writers
Contemporary Mexican border narrative

Dr. Germán Carrillo

Professor
Ph.D. 1969; University of Illinois, Urbana

20th-Century Literature in general (Peninsular and Latin American)
Specific Studies on some of the writers of "the boom" and "post-boom": the 80's and the 90's
Gabriel García Márquez as special topic
Colonial Latin American Literature
Poetry and Short Story
REALISMO E IRREALIDAD EN LA NARRATIVA HISPANOAMERICANA
Sigma Delta Pi

Dr. Belén Castañeda

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1987; University of Wisconsin-Madison

20th Century - Spanish American Narrative
Mario Vargas Llosa
Spanish and Spanish American Civilization
Generalist

Dr. Dinorah Cortes-Velez

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 2006; University of Wisconsin-Madison

Colonial Latin American literature and culture
Barroco de Indias/ Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Spanish Renaissance and Baroque
Female writing/ Feminist ethics
Hispanic Caribbean literature

Dr. Scott Dale

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1997; University of Pennsylvania

18th and 19th-Century Literature of Spain
Epistolary and Travel Literature
Modern Peninsular Novel

Books:

La Pensadora Gaditana (2005)
Novela Innovadora en las "Cartas Marruecas" de Cadalso (1998)

Homepage

Dr. Armando González-Pérez

Professor
Ph.D. 1970; Michigan State University

Medieval & Renaissance Spanish Literature
Spanish & Spanish American Poetry
Afro-Hispanic Literature
Caribbean Literature
Latino Literature
Language and Culture
Language for the Professions
Presencia Negra: Teatro Cubano de la Diáspora (Anthlogía Crítica). Madrid: Betania, 1999.

Dr. Todd Hernández

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 2004; University of Kansas

Foreign Language Education
Foreign Language Teaching and Learning Methodology
Classroom-based Second Language Acquisition
Language Assessment

Dr. Jason Meyler

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 2006; State University of New York - Stony Brook

US Latino Literature
Latin American Modernismo
Music and Film emphasizing a pan-American perspective
Twentieth Century Latin American Poetry with an Andean concentration
Twenty-First and Twentieth Century Latin American, Latino and Chicano Theatre

Dr. Anne Pasero

Professor, Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
Ph.D. 1979; University of Southern California

Golden Age Spanish Literature
20th-Century Spanish Literature
Hispanic Poetry

Dr. Julia Paulk

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 2003; Indiana University - Bloomington

19th Century Spanish American Narrative
Inter-American Studies
Antislavery Literature of the Americas

Dr. Barry Velleman

Professor Emeritus of Spanish , May 2012

SPANISH INSTRUCTORS
Dr. Lauren Applegate Visiting Assistant Professor PH.D 2012 Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of California, Santa Barbara; 2009 M.A. in Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of California, Santa Barbara; 2008
Dr. Omega Burckhardt Visiting Assistant Professor PH.D. 2009; University of Kansas M.A. in Hispanic Literature, 1999: University of Kansas A.B.D. in Hispanic Literature, 2003: University of Kansas
Mrs. Consuelo Carrillo Instructor M.A. in Spanish, 1985; Marquette University
Ms. Ana Escudero Instructor M.A. in Spanish, 1996; Marquette University
Dr. Maria Teresa Pares-Toral Visiting Assistant Professor Ph.D. in Computing Technology in Education, 2013, Nova Southeastern University, Florida M.A. in Spanish, 2005; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) Telecollaboration Multicultural Online Learning Environments Second Language Acquisition Distance Learning
Ms. Amalia Petrusha Instructor M.A. in Spanish, 2002; Marquette University
Dr. Nelson Lopéz Rojas Visiting Assistant Professor Ph.D. Binghamton University, New York, 2010 Second Language Acquisition Central American Literature Latin American Studies Translation Studies Brazilian Studies Linguistics Books: Tales of Clay: A Translation of Salarrué (2011) Ao Redor do Mundo (2011) Misa do Galo e Outros Contos de Machado de Assis (2010)
Ms. Gabriela Vecchio Instructor M.A. in Spanish, 2009, Boston College M.A. in Philosophy, 2007, Boston College

SPANISH INSTRUCTORS

Dr. Lauren Applegate

Visiting Assistant Professor
PH.D 2012 Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of California, Santa Barbara; 2009
M.A. in Hispanic Languages and Literatures, University of California, Santa Barbara; 2008

Dr. Omega Burckhardt

Visiting Assistant Professor
PH.D. 2009; University of Kansas
M.A. in Hispanic Literature, 1999: University of Kansas
A.B.D. in Hispanic Literature, 2003: University of Kansas

Mrs. Consuelo Carrillo

Instructor
M.A. in Spanish, 1985; Marquette University

Ms. Ana Escudero

Instructor
M.A. in Spanish, 1996; Marquette University

Dr. Maria Teresa Pares-Toral

Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D. in Computing Technology in Education, 2013, Nova Southeastern University, Florida M.A. in Spanish, 2005; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL)
Telecollaboration
Multicultural Online Learning Environments
Second Language Acquisition
Distance Learning

Ms. Amalia Petrusha

Instructor
M.A. in Spanish, 2002; Marquette University

Dr. Nelson Lopéz Rojas

Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Binghamton University, New York, 2010

Second Language Acquisition
Central American Literature
Latin American Studies
Translation Studies
Brazilian Studies
Linguistics