Latin American and Caribbean Studies Faculty
The LACS faculty share great interest and enthusiasm in the regions covered by the program. Most have lived, studied or conducted research in Latin America and/or the Caribbean and bring those experiences directly into the classroom. The program's faculty presently includes the following individuals.
María José Anastasio, Spanish
Warren Bratter, Spanish
Anne Buddenhagen, Anthropology
Margaret G. Burke, Library Services
Antonio Cao * In Memoriam
Gregory DeFreitas, Economics
Eduardo Duarte, Teaching, Literacy and Leadership
Carolyn M. Dudek, Political Science
Brenda Elsey, History
Conrad Herold, Economics
Zilkia Janer, Global Studies and Geography
Roberto Joseph, Teaching, Literacy and Leadership
Takashi Kanatsu, Political Science
Sharryn M. Kasmir, Anthropology
Vicente Lledó-Guillem, Spanish
Sabine Loucif, French
Valeria Luiselli, Romance Languages and Literatures
Gregory M. Maney, Sociology *In Memoriam
Mario Murillo, Radio, Television, Film
Gabriel Pastrana, Spanish
John Pulis, Anthropology
Benita Sampedro Vizcaya, Spanish
María Xosé Sanmartín
Alan Singer, Teaching, Learning, and Technology
Santiago Slabodsky, Religion
James Wiley, Global Studies and Geography, Emeritus
Susan Yohn, History, Emeritus
Miguel Angel Zapata, Spanish