Spanish
Juan Godoy Penas
Assoc Professor - Educator, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5267 CLIFTCT
In the literary field, he studies the second generation of writers exiled by the Spanish Civil War, the concepts of memory and trauma, and the hybridity of literary genres, especially autobiographical genres. In relation to this topic, he has recently published the articles “La «Otra» segunda generación de escritores exiliados tras la Guerra Civil española: más allá de México” in Hispanófila, and “Niños de la guerra en México: la desterritorialización como consecuencia del exilio a través de Carlos Blanco Aguinaga y Angelina Muñiz-Huberman” in Middle Atlantic Review of Latin American Studies. Currently, he is editing his book Memoria, identidad y literatura del yo: narrativas de la segunda generación de escritores exiliados por la Guerra Civil española, which will be released in late 2020 or early 2021.
Regarding applied linguistics and second language teaching, his research pays attention to the role of technology in the classroom and the creation of hybrid courses. This led him to create the first hybrid course in Spanish in collaboration with Dr. Liander within the Department of RLL at Harvard University in Spring 2020. Additionally, he is especially interested in the role of the learner´s identity in the process of second language acquisition, as well as the impact of the incorporation of diversity in the didactic material. In 2020, in collaboration with the Observatory Cervantes at Harvard University, he organized a series of workshops entitled “Mapping the Minorities in Spanish as Second Language Acquisition.” He has also recently been invited by the Institute Cervantes from NY to give a workshop entitled “Fostering Diversity in the Spanish Language Classroom: the role of minoritized identities.”
Leah Adelson
Asst Professor - Educator, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5266 CLIFTCT
Carlos M Gutiérrez
Professor of Spanish & Graduate Director, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
726B52 CLIFTCT
http://cincinnatiartmuseum.org/art/exhibitions/online-exhibitions/frida/
https://artsandculture.google.com/exhibit/AQJSeywc0iFIIw
I work on a book about Cervantes and direct the Madrid Summer Program.
Andie Nicole Anderson
Instructor - Adjunct Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
Ashley Nichole Anneken
Assistant Professor Educator, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5233 CLIFTCT
Ursula Hazembuller Atisme
Instructor - Adj Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
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Beatriz Celaya Carrillo
Ph.D., A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
717C Old Chemistry Building
She has published a book, Sexualidad femenina en la novela y cultura española, 1900-1936 (2006), and she is currently working on representations of race, gender and social status in Spanish renaissance. She has also published a book chapter, and several academic articles in journals such as Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies, Arenal, Modern Language Notes, Romance Quarterly, Dieciocho, Ámbitos feministas, Afro-Hispanic Review, or eHumanista.
Rosario Drucker Davis
Assistant Professor Educator, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
709A Old Chemistry Building
She currently teaches SPAN 1021 Spanish for the Health Professions I,
SPAN 1022 Spanish for the Health Professions II, Spanish 3010 Spanish for Social Work and Health Care Services, SPAN 3021/7021 Business Spanish I, and SPAN 3022/7022 Business Spanish II
Laura Diaz Perez
Instructor - Adj Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
J. Mauricio Espinoza
Assistant Professor of Spanish and Latin American Literature/Cultural Studies , A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
710C Old Chemistry Building
In addition to research, I write original poetry and translate the work of Central American poets (particularly the twentieth-century Costa Rican poet Eunice Odio).
Luis M Gonzalez-Garcia
Instructor - Adjunct Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
Janine C Hartman
Professor of History,, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5259 CLIFTCT
History
Dept Romance Languages and Literatures
College of Arts & Sciences
717D Old Chem Bldg
Ph 556-1596
My field is the history of ideas. Current research interests are Catulle Mendés,Parnassian poet and his role as witness to the Franco-Prussian war, the Commune insurrection and fall of Paris in 1871, as refracted through "ruin studies." Additional fields include witchcraft, ritual in early modern society and symbolic sovereignty in French colonial history..
Affliiate: History,Judaic Studies, Women & Gender Studies
Fenfang Hwu
Professor, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5242 CLIFTCT
- Computer Assisted Language Learning: grammar instruction, input, learner-behavior tracking, productive and receptive practice, pronunciation, research methods.
- Second Language Acquisition: individual differences in language aptitude and personality preferences, input enhancement, pedagogical grammar, practice.
- Spanish Linguistics: phonetics, preterite vs. imperfect.
Irene Ivanova Ivantcheva-Merjanska
Assoc Professor - Educator, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
CLIFTCT
Edna M Johnson
Instructor - Adj, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
Ekaterina Katzarova
Program Manager, A&S School of Communication, Film&Media
CLIFTCT
Anne Lingwall Odio
Asst Professor - Educator, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
717E Old Chemistry Building
Anne utilizes her research backgroud in bilingualism and second language studies to inform her teaching. As a researcher, Anne is interested in the impact that the language environment can have on linguistic development. Anne also works with local community organizations and schools to support and advocate for home language maintenance and bilingualism.
Nuria Rocio Lopez-Ortega
Educator Associate Professor, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5271 CLIFTCT
Academic-related activities: writing collaborator and consultant for major foreign language publishing companies; dual-enrollment Spanish program mentor with local high schools; Spanish AP reader.
ANNA MARTHA MARTIJA PEREZ
Instructor - Adj Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
Maria Elvira Mendoza
Assistant Professor - Adjunct Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
710D Old Chemistry Building
Kara Nicole Moranski
Asst Professor, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
709D Old Chemistry Building
Maria Paz Moreno
Professor of Spanish, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5263 CLIFTCT
As a poet, she has published ten books of poetry and has been included in several anthologies, among them Poetisas Españolas 1976-2001 (Ed. Torremozas, 2003), El poder del cuerpo (Ed. Castalia, 2009), and Nueva poesía alicantina (2000-2005) (IGA, 2016). Her anthology From the Other Shore/ De la otra orilla was published in 2018 by Valparaíso Editors. Her most recent books include Amiga del monstruo (Ed. Renacimiento, 2020) and the bilingual edition of The Belly of an Iguana/ El vientre de las iguanas (Valparaíso Eds., 2021), translated by Jennifer Rathbun.
Prof. Moreno is a recipient of the George Rieveschl Jr. Award for Creative and/or Scholarly Works (2019), and the Distinguished Research Professor Award (2023).
Danae T Orlins
Educator Assistant Professor, A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
716D Old Chemistry Building
Dr. Danae Orlins is the coordinator of the extended basic Spanish sequence (SPAN 1011-1014) and the 2nd year langage sequence (SPAN 2015-2016). Her research interests include pedagogy, Early Modern narrative and undergraduate education. She came to the University of Cincinnati after many years teaching all levels of Spanish at undergraduate liberal arts colleges, and learning and teaching language has always been close to her heart.
Alberto Eduardo Sosa-Cabanas
Instructor - Adj, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
Old Chemistry Building
Kenneth C. Totten
Asst Professor - Adj Ann, A&S Romance Language Adjuncts
5239A CLIFTCT
Patricia C Valladares-Ruiz
Professor of Latin American and Caribbean literature and film., A&S Romance & Arabic Languages & Literat
5262 CLIFTCT
She is the author of Narrativas del descalabro: La novela venezolana en tiempos de revolución (Tamesis, 2018), Sexualidades disidentes en la narrativa cubana contemporánea (Tamesis, 2012), the editor of Afro-Hispanic Subjectivities (Cincinnati Romance Review, 2011), and the coeditor of El tránsito vacilante: Miradas sobre la cultura venezolana contemporánea (Rodopi, 2013). Professor Valladares-Ruiz has also published book chapters and articles on Latin American and Caribbean literature and cinema in scholarly journals such as Revista Hispánica Moderna, Revista de Estudios Hispánicos, Studies in Latin American Popular Culture, MLN: Modern Language Notes, Revista Iberoamericana, Romance Quarterly, Hispania, La Torre, Neophilologus, Monographic Review, Inti, eHumanista: Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Iberian Studies, Cuadernos de literatura, and Letras Femeninas.
Research and Teaching Interests: Latin American and Caribbean literature, film, and popular culture; Neo-slave narratives; geographical imagination in early colonial Spanish America; digital humanities and textual analysis; large language models in humanities research; migrant literature; critical analysis of AI; politics and aesthetics.
Theoretical interests: Cultural Theory, Postcolonial Studies, Critical Race Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA).
www.patriciavalladares.com