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Fernando Blanco Born in Santiago de Chile, Chile. Fernando Blanco came to the USA in 2002 invited by Denison University. He is a graduate of the Universidad de Chile where he earned his BA on Hispanic Linguistics and Literatures and a MA on Literary Theory. He also earned a Diplome on Cultural Studies from U ARCIS in Santiago de Chile. He got his PhD from OSU. He joined Wittenberg this year as a Visiting Professor of Spanish. He has been a Visiting Scholar and Faculty at the following institutions: Universidad de Chile, Universidad Diego Portales, Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano and Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain). His research interests include Sexualities and Cultures in Latin America, Gender Studies, Memory Studies, Trauma Studies and Visual Arts and Literatures in Latin America, with focus on Chile, Cuba, Argentina and lately Brazil. He has co-authored a Language Textbook, Lenguaje y Literatura 6th grade; Edited de book Reinas de Otro Cielo. Modernidad y Autoritarismo en la Obra de Pedro Lemebel (LOM:Santiago, 2004); His dissertation Deviant, Dissidents and Perverts. A Cultural Reading of Post-Pinochet Chile. is going to be published in Chile. |
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John Cantrell . Click here to contact him via e-mail. Tel.: (937) 327-6123. Office: 117 Hollenbeck Hall. |
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Sheree Henlon Tel.: (937) 327-6352. Office: 222 Hollenbeck Hall. |
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Ruth J. Hoff, Associate Professor of Languages, teaches courses in Spanish language and literature. She received her B.A. from St. Olaf College, and her M.A. and Ph.D. from Duke University. Her current research focuses on representations of mojigatas, beatas, and místicas, irreverent images of devout women, in the nineteenth-century Spanish novel. Her research and teaching interests include narrative and feminist theories, cultural studies, nineteenth and twentieth-century Spanish literature, and teaching methodology. She joined the Wittenberg faculty in 1996. Click here to contact her via e-mail. Tel.: (937) 327-7840. Office: 224 Hollenbeck Hall. |
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Christine McIntyre, Associate Professor of Foreign Languages and Literatures, enjoys teaching courses in Spanish language, culture, and literature. She has done research and published on pedagogical matters, contemporary Spanish poetry, as well as on Hispanic women writers from the United States. She has presented papers at both national and international professional meetings and is a translator of scholarly works from Spanish to English. McIntyre holds her B.A. and M.A. from the Pennsylvania State University. Her Ph.D. is from the University of Maryland. She joined the Wittenberg faculty in 1995. Click here to contact her via e-mail. Tel.: (937) 327-6355. Office: 223 Hollenbeck Hall. |
