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Robert (Moses) Fritz

Robert (Moses) Fritz

Associate Professor of Spanish

Faculty Hall 4A-3

Ph.D. Indiana University Bloomington. M.A. Indiana University Bloomington. M.A. Katholieke Universiteit Leuven. Areas of Interest: Early Modern Spanish Literature, History of Science, Cognitive Literary Studies

Martin Kane

Martin Kane

Senior Instructor of Spanish

Faculty Hall 4A-7

M.A.: Miami University. Areas of Interest: Twentieth-Century Latin American Literature, Language Assessment, Second Language Acquisition

Stephanie Peck

Stephanie Peck

Administrative Assistant

Elena Picech

Elena Picech

Associate Professor of Spanish

Faculty Hall 4A-2

Ph.D.: Johns Hopkins University. M.Ed.: Millersville University. Areas of Interest: Latin American Culture, 20th-Century Literature, Film, Modernity

Ben Post

Ben Post

Associate Professor of Spanish

Faculty Hall 4A-4

Ph.D.: University of Wisconsin-Madison. M.A.: University of Wisconsin-Madison. Areas of Interest: Colonial Latin America, Religion and Literature, Theater

Roxane Riegler

Roxane Riegler

Associate Professor of French and German

Faculty Hall 4A-8

Ph.D.: University of Maryland. M.A.: University of Salzburg. Areas of Interest: 20th- and 21st-Century Germanophone Literature, Holocaust Studies, Migration Studies

Tanya Romero-González

Tanya Romero-González

Associate Professor of Spanish, Global Languages Coordinator

Faculty Hall 4A-5

Ph.D.: Yale University. M.Phil.: Yale University. M.A.: Yale University. M.A.: Miami University. Areas of Interest: 19th- through 21st-Century Peninsular Literature and Film, Spanish Civil War, Interdisciplinary Studies, Teaching Methodology, Technology-Mediated Teaching and Learning

Akane Shirata

Akane Shirata

Japanese Adjunct Faculty

M.Ed.: George Mason University. Areas of Interest: Heritage Language Education, Cultural Identity Development

Tabitha Venable

Tabitha Venable

American Sign Language Adjunct

M.A. Gallaudet University Areas of interest: Deaf Culture, Sign Language, Deaf Community, Language Acquisition

Jie Wu

Jie Wu

Professor of Chinese Studies

Faculty Hall 4A-10

Ph.D.: University of Washington. M.A.: University of Washington. M.A.: University of Colorado. Areas of Interest: Traditional Chinese Poetry, Literary and Textual Criticism, Philology, Literary and Cultural History

 

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