Faculty Member		Research/Teaching Interests
		Mark Anderson Associate Professor of Spanish		Latin American literatre and culture, Mexican literature
		Alicia Arribas Academic Professional		20th-21st century Spanish narrative and cinema. Hispanic contemporary cultural discourses from Spain and Latin America that reflect the situation of Latin American immigrants in Spain
		Francis B. Assaf Distinguished Research Professor of French		17th and early 18th century French prose fiction, histoires comiques, picaresque novels, kingship, representation of royal power, death of Louis XIV, travel accounts
		Sarah Blackwell Associate Professor of Spanish		Spanish pragmatics and semantics, conversation and discourse analysis, sociolinguistics, dialectology, applied linguistics
		Dana Bultman Associate Professor of Spanish		Early Modern peninsular literature, poetry, theology, literary theory, early Spanish humanism, women's intellectual history
		Stacey D. Casado Professor of Spanish		Spanish prose fiction of the 19th and 20th centuries
		Luis Correa-Díaz Professor of Spanish		Latin American and Spanish poetry, Critical Theory & Cultural Studies, Human Rights & literature, Science & literature, Literature in the era of cyberculture.
		Noel Fallows Professor of Spanish		Spanish language and literature of the Middle Ages and early Renaissance
		Lesley Feracho Associate Professor of Spanish		Contemporary Latin American narrative, women's narrative of the Caribbean, Afro-Latin American narrative and poetry
		Rachel Gabara Associate Professor of French		Francophone African literature and film, literary and film theory, postcolonial studies
		Lorgia García Peña Assistant Professor of Spanish		Latino/Latina studies and Hispanic Caribbean literary and cultural studies, with a special focus on the Dominican Republic and its Diaspora
		Steven Grossvogel Associate Professor of Italian		Medieval Italian literature, Italian culture and civilization, Italian theater and cinema, Italian narrative prose
		Timothy Gupton Assistant Professor of Spanish		Theoretical syntax, in particular the syntax of subjects, clitics and left-peripheral elements
		Chad Howe Assistant Professor of Spanish		Sociolinguistics, pragmatics, and semantics in Spanish, Portuguese, and Quechua
		Catherine M. Jones Professor of French		French medieval epic, romance, allegory
		Betina Kaplan Associate Professor of Spanish		Contemporary Latin American literature
		Jonathan F. Krell Professor of French		Business French, 20th century French literature, contemporary French novel and its relationship to myth
		Nicolás Lucero Assistant Professor of Spanish		19th and 20th Century Latin American literature and culture. Literary theory.
		Robert Moser Associate Professor of Portuguese		Portuguese, Brazilian, Lusophone African Literature, contemporary theater, immigrant studies, death and the dead as topos
		Jan Pendergrass Professor of French		Renaissance humanism, humanist pedagogy, epistolography, paleography
		Thomas Erling Peterson Professor of Italian		Dante, Petrarch, Tasso, 19th and 20th century Italian literature, film studies, contemporary critical theory, translation studies
		Jean-Pierre J. Piriou Professor of French		20th century French literature and civilization, contemporary francophone literature
		Margaret Lubbers Quesada Director LRC Associate Professor of Spanish		Spanish linguistics, second language acquisition, morphology and syntax of Spanish, history of Spanish
		Susan Canty Quinlan Associate Professor of Portuguese		Luso-Brazilian literature, contemporary Brazilian women's literature, literary theory
		Diana L. Ranson Associate Professor of Spanish/French		Language change, variation in the Romance languages, Spanish historical linguistics
		Timothy Raser Professor of French		19th century French poetry and asthetics, relation of literature and the visual arts
		Emily Sahakian Assistant Professor of French		Francophone Caribbean literature and theatre, women writers, postcolonial and transnational studies, memory of slavery, cultural translation
		Ana Vivancos Assistant Professor of Spanish		19th to 21st centuries Spanish and Catalan Literatures and Film
		Elizabeth Wright Associate Professor of Spanish		Early Modern Spain, history of the book, social history of reading

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