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  • Hannah Abrahamson

    Hannah Abrahamson

    Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Early modern Latin America, Indigenous History, Atlantic World, Colonialism, Gender, Sexuality, Digital Humanities
  • Headshot of Josep Alba.

    Josep Alba

    Professor
    Areas of Expertise Spanish linguistics (synchronic and diachronic approaches), Romance philology (Spanish, Catalan and Italian), Syntax (collocations, Light verb constructions, noun predicates, argument structure), Diachronic Construction Grammar; applied linguistics (Spanish as a second language, curriculum design and development, teacher training)
  • Carmen Alvaro Jarrín’

    Carmen Alvaro Jarrín

    Associate Professor, Department Chair of Sociology & Anthropology
    Areas of Expertise Medical Anthropology, Anthropology of Gender and Sexuality, Political Anthropology
  • Rosa E Carrasquillo

    Rosa Carrasquillo

    Helen M. Whall Chair in Race, Gender and Social Justice, Director of Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies
    Areas of Expertise Caribbean and Latin American History; Visual Culture; Black Feminism
  • Clarissa Carvalho

    Clarissa Carvalho

    Visiting Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise Anthropology, Latin American, Lantinx, & Caribbean Studies
  • Bridget Franco

    Bridget Franco

    Montserrat Director, Professor
    Areas of Expertise Latin American Film Studies, Digital Humanities, Southern Cone (Argentina, Chile, Uruguay) , Literature and Memory Studies, Engaged Pedagogy in the Spanish-language Curriculum
  • Daniel Frost

    Daniel Frost

    Professor
    Areas of Expertise 18th- & 19th-Century Spanish Literature; Literature & Visual Technology; Landscape Studies
  • Headshot of Rodrigo Fuentes.

    Rodrigo Fuentes

    Associate Professor
    Areas of Expertise Prose Fiction in Spanish; Narrative and Visual Arts; Central American Testimonial Literature
  • Eduardo Gonzalez

    Eduardo Gonzalez

    Assistant Professor
    Areas of Expertise global liberation theologies, Catholicisms of the Global South, contemporary systematic theology, decolonial thought