Disciplinary Interests: Latin

Kimberly Ramirez, LaGuardia Community College, City University of New York

Kimberly Ramirez

Assistant Professor

http://lagcc-cuny.digication.com/ramirez

Ph.D. in Theatre

Performance and Operation Pedro Pan

http://lagcc-cuny.digication.com/ramirez

David Thompson, Luther College

David Thompson

Associate Professor of Spanish

SoTL in language instruction, VoiceThread in language instruction and in digital storytelling

David Thompson is Associate Professor of Spanish at Luther College

Juan Eugenio, Southern Methodist University

Juan Eugenio

Graduate Student

B.A., Saint Louis University; M.A., Southern Methodist University (expected)

Association for Latin American Art

Rachel Payne, St. Sebastian's School / Middlebury College

Rachel Payne

Spanish Teacher / DML candidate

DML (Doctor of Modern Languages) candidate

MLA, TESOL, NERALLT, AATSP, ACTFL

“Re-evaluating Our Roots: Contemporary Latin American Women’s Writing and the Bildungsroman”, “Effectively Using YouTube in a Differentiated Foreign Language Classroom”

Rachel Payne is a Doctor of Modern Languages candidate at Middlebury College

Glenda Carl, Southwestern University

Glenda Carl

Associate Professor of French and Latin

http://www.southwestern.edu/~carlg/

PhD (Wisconsin, 1988) in medieval French literature

AAUP, CALICO, CAMWS, MERLOT, MLA

Online Workbook for Latin (OWL), digital edition of Le monialisme, learning the GTD system, chairing my department, REALIA Project (editor in French)

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