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Elliott Young

Associate Professor of History

Department of History

Phone:(503)768-7454

E-mail:eyoung@lclark.edu

Latin America, Borderlands, Mexico, Cuba and Transnational History.


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JUAN CARLOS TOLEDANO

Associate Professor, Spanish Section Head

Director of Latin American Studies

Spanish Language & Literature

Box: 30

Phone: (503)768-7425

E-mail: toledano@lclark.edu

The fantastic in Latin America; Contemporary Cuban and Caribbean Studies, and Critical Theory. Juan Carlos is a native of Spain.


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MATTHIEU P. RAILLARD

Assistant Professor of Spanish

Spanish Language and Literature

Box: 30

Phone:(503)768-7418

E-mail:raillard@lclark.edu

Spanish Enlightenment and Romanticism; Contemporary Spanish Literature; Literary theory; History of intellectual thought and epistemology; Theories of authorship and authority.


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Assistant Professor of Spanish

Spanish Language and Literature

Box: 30

Phone: (503)768-7431

E-mail: vilches@lclark.edu

Contemporary Spanish-American literature, poetry and song, Latin American Cultural Studies. Prof. Vilches is a native of Chile.


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WENDY WOODRICH

Senior Lecturer

Spanish Language & Literature

Box: 30

Phone: (503)768-7428

E-mail: woodrich@lclark.edu

Spanish language, Latin American literature and culture, Hispanics in the United States. Wendy is a native Oregonian.


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BRUCE PODOBNIK

Associate Professor

Sociology

Phone: (503)768-7664

E-mail: podobnik@lclark.edu

Revolutionary and insurgent movements, environmental impacts of capitalism, efforts to create sustainable and egalitarian futures in Latin America.


Franya Berkman

Assistant Professor of Music

Phone: (503)768-7417

E-mail:fberkman@lclark.edu


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Julie Hastings

Adjunct Faculty

Sociology/Anthropology

Phone:(503)768-7666

E-mail: hastings@lclark.edu

State terror, violence against women, memory, human rights, refugees, Guatemala and Guatemalan diaspora.


SaritaMarie Sarita Gaytan

Mellon Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow in Latin American Studies

Dr. Gaytan's areas of interest; Material Culture, Race and Ethnicity, Gender, Globalization, and Identity.