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Anna Phillips


Renee McCorkle


Scott Grodecki


Haley Bohn


Henrietta Ansomaa Agyekum


Javier Agredo


Priscila Calatayud-Fernández

Priscila Calatayud-Fernández works as an Assistant Professor of Spanish and Iberian Studies in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Georgia. She defended her dissertation, Inoperative Figures of Work (1930-2014), at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, where she also taught courses on Peninsular Cinema and Narrative. Priscila’s field of expertise is Modern and Contemporary Iberian Studies, with an emphasis on literature and…


Luis C. Pérez

One of my main commitments is to implement new and effective methods of teaching, such as the use of audiovisuals and the implementation of new technologies that empower and help students invest in a deeper way with their learning. Practices and educational experiences in past times have led us to enrich the philosophical concept of education. Search, understanding, and reflection have always been and continue to be the main drivers for…


Lisette Whitehead (Herrera)

Lisette C. Whitehead is a PhD student in the Department of Romance Languages at the University of Georgia. Her research interests include contemporary Latin American literature written by women, with a focus on Latinx Studies, decolonial perspectives, gender theories, and education. Currently, she assists with and teaches two sections of ROML/SPAN 2550 at UGA while also tutoring through the Writing Lab Program in the Department of Romance…


Madeline Gilbert

My research interests lie in phonetics and phonology.  More specifically, my research focuses on laboratory phonology, phonological representations, and sociophonetic variability.  Disentangling surface forms (the sounds we produce) from abstract forms (how they are represented in the brain) has always been a primary goal for phonological theories, but finding appropriate methods to test these questions is challenging.  I use a…
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