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Omar Gil-Pérez


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Elisa Braga

Elisa Braga has a B.A. and a Teaching Licensure in English from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), in Brazil, as well as a M.A. in Romance Languages from the University of Georgia, with a focus on comparing the literature of the Americas. They are currently a PhD Student at the University of Georgia. Their research interests include coming of age literature and the Bildungsroman, comparative humanities, gender and sexuality studies,…


Flor Adams

My name is Flor Adams and I am a PhD candidate here at UGA in Hispanic Linguistics and am also completing the graduate certificates in Women and Gender Studies, Interdisciplinary Qualitative Studies, and Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Classes taught: SPAN 1001/1002/1110/2001. Classes served as a TA: SPAN 4081 and WGS 2300. My theoretcial framework includes: Post-structuralism/Posthumanism, Queer theory, Discourse Analysis,…


Antonella Pérez Ferrero

Antonella received her BA in Theatre & Performance Studies from the University of Maryland. When she isn't working, she can be found spending time with her puppy, Lio, reading a mystery novel, or watching the latest Marvel show or film. 


Allonah Ezro-Christy

I'm a Ph.D. student in Romance Language Linguistics and currently instructor of record for SPAN 2001. Between completing my M.A. and starting my Ph.D. here at UGA, I was a lecturer for 5 years at SUNY Potsdam in Northern New York teaching Spanish, French, and English for non-native speakers. I also volunteered with AFS as a liaison and orientation coordinator for high school students from abroad studying in the U.S.Study abroad holds a…


Mario Juárez Sánchez


Rocío Jiménez Segura


Alvaro Ley Garrido

My name is Álvaro Ley Garrido and I'm a PhD candidate in Hispanic Studies at UGA. I also serve as a Teaching Assistant in the Spanish Program (courses regularly taught are SPAN2001 & SPAN2550). My current fields are Spanish Golden Age culture, Latinx Studies, and Translation Studies, and I also worked in Nineteenth century Peninsular literature for most of my years during my B.A.


Carine Sigaud

Carine Sigaud is a PhD student in Francophone Studies at the University of Georgia. Her research focuses on taking a linguistic approach to study literary texts. She is especially interested in the way authors have represented different categories of underrepresented peoples' speech as well as the sociological and philosophical implications of these stylistic choices. She wrote her masters theses on 19th century post realism, with a particular…
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