Tags: Spanish


Jorge García-Granados

Originally from Lima, Peru, Jorge received a BA in Linguistics and Literature in 1996 and an MA in Linguistics in 2007, both from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. His primary research interests are Peruvian colonial theatre written in Quechua and its relationship with some archetypal characters in the Spanish Golden Age literature, such as a trickster or a pícaro. Additionally, Jorge is interested in how the sixteenth-century Spanish…


Aitor Ezquerra

Born and raised in Bilbao, Basque Country. Master's degree in Applied Linguistics with a focus on Spanish as a Foreign Language. I taught Spanish in the Czech Republic for three years before coming to UGA in 2000. Since then, I regularly serve as Resident Coordinator of the Study Abroad Program UGA en España, at the Cádiz campus: https://www.rom.uga.edu/UGA-en-Espana/cadiz  


Fuad Elhage

Dancing with the Athens Stars 2018 Fuad Elhage is currently a Lecturer of Spanish for the Professions at the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at University of Georgia (UGA), Athens, from which he also earned his PhD in education. He was raised speaking in Arabic, French, and Spanish as the context of home, school, and country shifted during different phases of his life and he now uses language and dance to keep the connections to his…


Fernán Cerrón-Palomino


Steven Casadont


Olga Amigo-Horcajo


Nuño Castellanos Díez

Senior Lecturer in Spanish Ph.D., Western Michigan University, 2009. My field of specialization is 20th-21st century Spanish History, narrative, comic and cinema. My interests include the implications between memory recuperation and its construction, History and its representations in cultural artifacts.                                        …


Gary K. Baker


Alicia Arribas

FOR ADVISING, please send an email with your questions and information (name and 81 number) to  spanish@uga.edu  or call 706-542-1075 to schedule an appointment. If you are in one of Dr. Arribas' classes or would like to contact her for a matter other than advising, use this e-mail arribas@uga.edu.


Elizabeth Wright

I am a scholar of the literature and culture of Spanish early modernity. My publications ponder the diverse writing practices with which people and communities grappled with expanded geographic and cultural horizons that came into view as a result of transatlantic navigation and empire building. I also serve as editor of the Bulletin of the Comediantes.  My publications include The Epic of Juan Latino: Dilemmas of Race and Religion in…
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