Lilian Baeza-Mendoza
Lilian Baeza-Mendoza
Professorial Lecturer
World Languages and Cultures
- Professor Lilian Baeza-Mendoza is a native of Chile, but she has spent most of her life in the US. She holds a BA from George Mason University and a MS from Georgetown University. During her years as an educator, she has focused on Golden Age Theater, Second Language Acquisition, and Learning Disabilities. She is also interested in pop culture and domestic politics. Besides teaching, she has served as a translator for different nonprofit organizations in the D.C. area. She is currently working on the use of Media as a tool for language learning.
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Degrees
MS in Spanish Literature, Georgetown University
BA in Foreign Languages, George Mason University -
Languages Spoken:
English, Spanish - DOWNLOAD CV (PDF)
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OFFICE
- CAS - World Languages and Cultures
- Jack Child Hall - 201
- T, F 10:00-12:00
FOR THE MEDIA
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SEE ALSO
- World Languages & Cultures
Teaching
Spring 2013
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- SPAN-353 Spanish Convers & Comp II
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- SPAN-355 Spanish Introductory Topics: Media for Spanish Adv Convers
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Fall 2013
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- SPAN-352 Spanish Convers & Comp I
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- SPAN-352 Spanish Convers & Comp I
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- SPAN-352 Spanish Convers & Comp I
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- SPAN-352 Spanish Convers & Comp I
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Scholarly, Creative & Professional Activities
Professional Services
Translator (English-Spanish), freelance work
Work In Progress
- The use of Media as a language learning tool
- Learning Disabilities in the language classroom

