CURRICULUM VITAE

Victoria Jeanne Martinez

    Associate Professor

    Chair: Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

EDUCATION:

1992 Ph.D., Arizona State University

Major: Spanish

Minor: Linguistics (applied)

1986 M.A., University of Kentucky

Major: Spanish

1971: B.A., University of Kentucky

Major: Spanish

Minor: French

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION: 20th Century Argentine Literature and Contemporary Hispanic Narrative. Other areas: Golden Age Literature; Linguistics.

DISSERTATION: The Semiotics of a Bourgeois Society: An Analysis of the Aguafuertes porteņas by Roberto Arlt. Dissertation director: David William Foster

EXPERIENCE:

1998-Present: Chair, Modern Languages Department, Union College
1997-Present: Associate Professor of Spanish, Union College
1991-Present: Assistant Professor-Spanish, Union College
1990- Lecturer-Supervisor of Teaching Assistants in Spanish, Arizona State University
          Course: FLA 591-graduate course in teaching methods
1988- Advisor for Spanish undergraduate 1989: majors and minors Arizona State University
1986- Teaching Assistant 1989: Arizona State University Courses: beginning and intermediate Spanish
1983- Teaching Assistant 1985: University of Kentucky Courses: beginning and intermediate Spanish

 

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