Latin American studies, cross-cultural studies, and international studies
Lilian Baeza-MendozaThe use of media as a language learning tool and learning disabilities in the language classroom
Student usage and attitudes towards mobile phones in Sweden, the US, Japan, and Korea
Empirical research in applied linguistics with a focus on the development of communicative-based teaching materials for students of Arabic
Ranieri Moore CavaceppiSixteenth century Italian Hospitaller Knights and twentieth century literature and modern cinema
Cultural studies and conflict resolution in Latin America and South American Antarctica
Comparative study of melodrama and humor in American and Lebanese cultures
Representations of the body in French Caribbean literature and identity issues in multicultural contexts
Teaching speaking and using authentic material in teaching foreign languages
Latin American poetry, Colombian and Central American studies, Afro-Latin American culture and music
Immigration and the Latino community
Russian linguistics and literature
Specialist translation and the relationship of documentation with the field of discourse, development of translation know-how and the contributions of theory, the experimentation of the compilation of statistics on the mechanisms and strategies implemented in the analysis and translation of texts, and linguistic variation in both English and Spanish
Political, economic, social and cultural issues in Francophone Africa and international development
Marginality, feminism, nepantlismo, and transfronterismo in Latin America
Study of instructional methods of Spanish as a Second Language and literature of Latin American and Spanish women writers
Second language reading development and assessment and content-based language learning
Daniele Rodamar16th- and 17th-century French literature, the history of ideas, international studies, and language teaching and methodology
Marginalized literature of the German speaking exile in Latin America
Intersection between culture and political identity in Cuba, radical politics in Latin America, cultural relations between Spain and the Caribbean, and the make-up of cities and cultural representation
Instructed second language acquisition, in particular, the role of form-focused instruction and corrective feedback in language learning
Language and linguistics and cultural studies, particularly the impact and evolution of dance in Hispanic societies
Professor Werth specializes in contemporary Latin American Theatre. Her areas of interest include performance, memory studies, documentary theatre, and film. She teaches courses on diverse aspects of the Southern Cone, including Postdictatorial literature, performance, and human rights.
Japanese phonology, Japanese language pedagogy and material preparations, Kanji study
