Cristina Ortiz
Associate Professor,Coordinator Spanish ProgramOffice: TH 373
Phone: (920) 465-2450
Email: ortizc@uwgb.edu
I am Professor Cristina Ortiz. I was born in San Sebastian (Spain) where I completed my undergraduate studies in Philosophy and Education. I came to the United States in 1987 to further my education. I have a Master Degree and a PhD in Spanish and Latin American Literatures from the University of Cincinnati. My research is focused on women's literature, concepts of nation and nationalism, and Spanish and Latin American Cinema. I have been teaching at UW-Green Bay since 1993. I am very involved in international education and I have taken students to places like Mexico, Spain and Australia.
Dr. Maria de los Angeles Rodriguez Cadena, Latin American literature and culture
Dr. Aixa Said-Mohand, Spanish Linguistics
Dr. Aixa Said-Mohand is an Assistant Professor of Spanish at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay where he is currently teaching Spanish. He received his PhD in Hispanic Linguistics from the University of Florida, M.A.T from Universitat de Barcelona and B.A. from Universidad de Granada. He taught Spanish at the University of Miami, at the Galway-Mayo I.T (Ireland), and coordinated the Spanish program at the Galway Language Center in Ireland. His research interests are sociolinguistics, in particular language use and attitudes among Spanish heritage speakers, Spanish in the United States and Gibraltar, and Methods / Teaching of Spanish as a Heritage and Second language.