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Staff
Head of Department
Professor Tim Mehigan
Department of Languages and Cultures
Tel (64 3) 479 8697
Fax: 4798689
Email tim.mehigan@otago.ac.nz
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Dr Angela Gracia
Senior Lecturer
PhD (Cum Laude) (Linguistics) Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
MA (Linguistics) Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Research Areas:
Angela Gracia has specialized within Linguistics in Syntax, Semantics and Theory of Grammar, and went on to Spanish Variations and Historiography of Linguistics. Her second research field is within Teaching Methodology and Second Language Acquisition.
Recent Publications:
BOOKS:
Las ideas lingüísticas de Gaspar de Jovellanos, Fundación Foro Jovellanos, 2008. IX Research Prize by the Fundación Foro Jovellanos, Fundación Foro Jovellanos, Gijón, 2008
Chapter in book
"Una primera aproximación hermenéutica de Gaspar de Jovellanos", en J. Mª García Martín (Dir.) y V. Gaviño Rodríguez (Ed.), Las ideas y realidades lingüísticas en los siglos XVIII y XIX, Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Cádiz, Cádiz, 2009, pp. 329-344.
Papers
“El enfoque interdisciplinario de Gaspar de Jovellanos en sus escritos filológicos”, in: La época de Carlos IV (1788-1808). Actas del IV Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, Elena de Lorenzo Álvarez Ed., Instituto Feijoo de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, Oviedo, 2009, pp. 623-636
.“El concepto de lengua de Gaspar de Jovellanos”, in: Cuadernos de Investigación, Fundación Foro Jovellanos, 2007, Vol. 1, Gijón, Spain, pp. 93-106.
“Linguistic Variation Across Space – the Study of Dialects”, in: Double Dialogues, 2007.
“Los conceptos de gramática general, retórica, elocuencia y gramática castellana en el Curso de Humanidades de Gaspar de Jovellanos”, in: Cuadernos de la Ilustración y Romanticismo, 2006, Vol. 14, Universidad de Cádiz, Cádiz, Spain, pp.193-208.
“La lectura – una destreza imprescindible para la adquisición de Español como lengua extranjera” (Reading – a relevant skill in Spanish language acquisition), in: Didáctica (Lengua y Literatura) (DILL), 2006, Vol. 18, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain, pp. 147-161.
“La Instrucción para la formación de un Diccionario bable deGaspar de Jovellanos dentro de la historiografía de la variación lingüística peninsular” (Instructions for the Dictionary of Bable by Jovellanos from a Historiographic Viewpoint for Spanish Variation), in: Boletín Jovellanista, No. 6, 2005, pp. 111-127.
“Diccionarios cubanos del siglo XIX e identidad” (Cuban Dictionaries of the 19th century and Identity), in: IXQUIC, 2005, University of Otago, pp. 121-151.
“Die Darstellung des Wolfram von Eschenbach in dem Roman Der Parzivaldes Wolfram von Eschenbach.”, (The representation of Wolfram von Eschenbach in the novel Der Parzival) in: Dieter Kühn. Ein Treffen mit dem Schriftsteller über sein Werk. O. Martí Peña, B. Eggelte (Eds.). Peter Lang, 2001, Bern, pp. 125-130.
“Johann Werner Meiner”, in: Anuari de Filología 1996. Secció A. Universitat de Barcelona, pp. 37-43.
“Infinitivkonstruktionen im Deutschen” (Infinitive Constructions in German), in: Anuari de Filologia, 1994, N. 5. Secció A. Universitat de Barcelona, pp. 59-72.
“La gramática integrativa” (Integrative Grammar), in: Philologia Hispalensis, 1994, Vol IX, pp. 109-116.
“Das Subjekt zum zu-Infinitiv in Subjektfunktion” (The Subject to the zu-Infinitive in Subject function), in: Revista de Filologia Alemana, 2; 1994. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, pp. 202-211.
“Die Ergänzungssätze in Subjektsfunktion” (Complement clauses in Subject function), in: Anuari de Filologia, 1993, A4; Secció A; Universitat de Barcelona, pp. 59-68.
“Las construcciones de infinitivo” (Infinitve Constructions), in: Anuario del Mediodía, Revista de Filología. Aula de Prensa de la Facultad de Filologia de la Universidad de Sevilla, 1993, Año II, No 2, pp. 39-40.
“Hermann Paul: Ein Vorläufer des Strukturalismus?” (Hermann Paul: A Precurseur of Structuralism), in: Anuari de Filologia, 1990, Vol. XIII; Secció A; No 1. Universitat de Barcelona, pp. 91-100.
“Las representaciones gráficas: medio para visualizar la estructura de la frase” (Graphic representations: a means to visualize the structure of a sentence) in: Philologia Hispalensis, 1990; Vol. V; Fasc. I; pp. 251-263.
“El sujeto del infinitivo. ¿Un problema estructural?” (The subject of the infinitive. A structural problem?), in: Philologia Hispalensis, 1989, Vol. IV; Fasc. II; pp. 851-857.
Conference Proceedings
“El enfoque interdisciplinario de Gaspar de Jovellanos en sus escritos filológicos”, in: Actas del Congreso Carlos IV, Conferencia El reino de Carlos IV, 15-17 October 2008. Organizad by the Sociedad Española de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, University of Oviedo, Spain. (accepted)
“La concepción de significado como concepto.” (The Conception of Meaning as a Concept), in: Actas del Simposio Internacional de la Asociación Andaluza de Semiótica, 16. 12. - 18. 12. 1993 Almería. J. Vallés, J. Heras, M. I. Návez (Eds.). Servicio de Publicaciones, 1995, pp. 443-447.
“Jacob Grimms Syntaxkonzeption.” (Jacob Grimm´s Syntax Conception), in: Forum 5, Actes del Congres Deutsch in Spanien aus der Sicht der europäischen Integration, Sitges, April 5-7, 1990. Eds. Marisa Siguan, Michael Pfeifer, Jordi Jané. Promociones y Publicaciones Universitarias, Barcelona 1991, pp. 329-337.
Conferences
“El enfoque interdisciplinario en los escritos filológicos de Gaspar de Jovellanos”, Conferencia El reino de Carlos IV, 15-17 October 2008, organizad by the Sociedad Española de Estudios del Siglo XVIII, University of Oviedo, Spain.
“La relación entre lengua, costumbres y cultura en Jovellanos”, VI AILASA Conference, Melbourne, 2-4 July 2008, University of Monash, Melbourne, Australia.
“Una formulación tentativa de cuestiones hermenéuticas en el Discurso sobre la necesidad del estudio de la lengua para comprender el espíritu de la legislación (1781) de Gaspar de Jovellanos” at the IV Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Historiografía Lingüística (SEHL), University of Cádiz (Spain), Nov 6-9, 2007.
“Las ideas lingüísticas de Gaspar de Jovellanos” (The linguistic ideas of Gaspar de Jovellanos), AILASA Conference, Sydney University of Technology, Sydney, Australia, 27-29 September 2006.
“18th Century Studies in Spanish Variation - First Guidelines to elaborate empirically a Vocabulary of a Dialect”, Language and Society 2006 Conference, organized by the Linguistics Department, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, 19-20 August 2006.
“Linguistic Variation Across Space – the Study of Dialects”, Conference On Space, organized by the Department of Languages, University of Otago, June 2-4 2006.
“El uso de multimedia en la enseñanza de ELE” (The Use of Multimedia in Spanish as a Second Language), 2 papers (90 minutes), Universidad de Barcelona. Department of Spanish as a Foreign Language. Invited by Prof Emma Martinell, March 2nd 2006, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.
“Multimedia dentro de la enseñanza a distancia como medio para completar una enseñanza presencial en el aprendizaje de una lengua extranjera” (Multimedia in distance learning as a means to complement a face-to-face language teaching class), IV Congreso de ACLES. Universidad de Nebrija, Madrid, 19-21 May, 2005.
“Blackboard – Otra innovación en la enseñanza de ELE” (Blackboard – an innovation for the Teaching of Spanish as a Foreign Language) AILASA Conference at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia, 6 – 8 August 2004.
“Cuban dictionaries in the nineteenth century as a reflection of their political reality and identity”, Language and Society Conference 2002, at Waikato University in Hamilton, 20 – 22 November 2002.
“La actuación como medio de aprendizaje en la adquisición de una lengua extranjera” (Acting as a means to acquire a foreign language), 10 –12 August 2002, Seminar for Spanish Teacher, Christchurch, organized by the Spanish Embassy of Australia and New Zealand, NZ.
“El uso del ordenador para la enseñanza del español.” (The Use of the Computer for Language learning), at: NZALT Conference (New Zealand Association of Language Teachers), 2. - 5. 2000, Roturua, NZ.
“Gender and Identity issues in Spanish”, at: Language, Gender and Identity Symposium, 20. - 21. 10. 1999 en Wellington. Organized by the Linguistics Department, Victoria University, Wellington, NZ.
“El habla cubana” (The Cuban Variety), at: AILASA Conference 1999, 8.-10. 7. 1999 in Melbourne. Organized by La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
“Verbos que presentan dificultades para su adquisición: gustar, doler, tocar, quedar.” (Verbs which are difficult for its acquisition: gustar, doler, tocar, quedar) at: LANGSEM (Language Seminar), 4. 6. 1999 at Auckland, NZ. Organized by the Language Teachers Association.
“Las variedades lingüísticas del español.” (The Linguistic Varieties of Spanish) at: NZALT Conference (New Zealand Association of Language Teachers), 5.-8.7. 1998 in Dunedin. Organized by the Language Teachers Association NZ, NZ.
“Der zu-Infinitiv im Deutschen” (The zu-Infinitive in German), at: Congreso de Germanista y Profesores de Alemán. 16.- 17. 12. 1994 in Madrid. Organized by the Universidad Nacional de Estudios a Distancia (UNED), Madrid, Spain.
“Die Darstellung des Wolfram von Eschenbach in dem Roman Der Parzival des Wolfram von Eschenbach.” (The representation of Wolfram von Eschenbach in the novel Der Parzival des Wolfram von Eschenbach) in: Seminar Dieter Kühn. Ein Treffen mit dem Schriftsteller über sein Werk, 9. – 11. 11. 1994 by German Department, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain.
“La utilidad de la teoría de valencias para la enseñanza del alemán” (The use of valence theory for the teaching of German), at: VIII Simposio de la Sociedad Española Profesores de Alemán, 2. - 6. 10 1994 León. Organized by the Spanish Association of German Teachers.
“La concepción de significado como concepto” (The meaning as a concept), at: Simposio Internacional de la Asociación Andaluza de Semiótica, 16. - 18. 12. 1993. Organized by the Asociación de Semiótica Andaluza, Almería, Spain.
“Die Bedeutung der Syntax für die Lexikographie” (The relevance of syntax for Lexicography), at: Simposium Deutsch-spanish und niederländisch-spanische Sprach-, Literatur- und Kulturbeziehungen, 30. 3. -3. 4. 1992. Organized by the German Department, Universidad Complutense de Madrid at El Escorial, Spain.
“Jacob Grimms Syntaxkonzeption” (The Syntax Conception of Jacob Grimm), at: Deutsch in Spanien aus der Sicht der europäischen Integration, Sitges, April 5-7, 1990. Congress organized by the German Department, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain.
Academic Experience:
Studied at the Freie Universität of Berlin (Germany) Spanish, German and French and specialized in all three within Linguistics and completed a Master´s within Linguistics in 1986. In 1987 she got an appointment as Profesora Associate (Lecturer) at the University of Seville (Spain) within the German Department where she completed her Ph D. in 1993 in Linguistics.
In 1995 she moved to Dunedin where she taught within the Linguistics Department at Otego University. Then went on to teach within the Spanish Department at the Auckland University and then as Senior Lecturer at UNITEC in Auckland. Since 2002 she teaches at University of Otego as Spanish Lecturer.
Telephone: (64 3) 479 3146
Fax: (64 3) 479 8689
Office: Arts Building 3N6
Email: angela.gracia@otago.ac.nz
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Dr Rogelio Guedea
Senior Lecturer
Spanish and Portuguese Programme coordinator
PhD, Summa Cum Laude (Universidad de Córdoba, Spain)
BA (Hons) Spanish Language and Literature (Universidad de Colima, Mexico).
BA (Hons) Law (Universidad de Colima, Mexico)
Research Areas and Interests:
Poetry
Contemporary Latin American narrative
Micro-fiction
Latin American Cinema
Latin American popular culture
Translation
Poetic theory
Paraliterature and marginal genres (diaries, memoir, autobiographies)
Publications at:
http://www.rogelioguedea.com
Academic Experience:
Rogelio came to Otago from the Faculty of Letters of the University of Colima (Mexico) where he had been a full time lecturer as well as collaborating in the national newspapers Excélsior, La Jornada, El Informador and Ecos de la Costa.
Telephone: (64 3) 479 9086
Fax: (64 3) 479 8689
Office: Arts Building 3N2
Email: rogelio.guedea@otago.ac.nz
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Dr Adelso Yanez 
Lecturer
Ph.D Montreal 2002
MA Ottawa 1996
Bachelor 1995, University of Zulia (Maracaibo, Venezuela)
Diploma of French Language Proficiency: International School of Language
and French Civilization, Paris, France 1986
Research Areas and Recent Publications:
BOOK:
El recurso a la sátira en la literatura costumbrista de Venezuelapublished by editorial Elaleph.Buenos Aires Argentina 2009
BOOK CHAPTER:
1-“Los contrasentidos de El Orgasmógrafo: en búsqueda de un balance entre una moral autoritaria y una liberal.” The Paradox of El Orgsmógrafo: Looking for a balance between an authoritarian and a liberal morality.
Book chapter accepted for publication. Collective book: “Cruce de vías: una mirada oceánica a la Cultura Hispánica”coordinated by Dr. Rogelio Guedea, University of Otago. Fecha tentativa de publicación México 2010
BOOK REVIEW:
Conducir un Tráiler. Driving a Tráiler. (Published )in Caribe. The journal of Caribbean culture
and literature is a joint endeavor of Western Michigan University, the University of Northern Florida and Marquette University. Volume 10. Number 2. (Pages 183-86), U.S.A 2008
PUBLISHED ARTICLES IN PEER REVIEWED JOURNALS :
1- “El rastro deMargo Glantz: una estética de velorio. ” El rastro: an aesthetic of the wake. Accepted for PublicationEl rastro deMargo Glantz: una estética de velorio.” El rastro: an aesthetic of the wake. (Accepted for publication) in RLMC. Revista de Literatura Mexicana Contemporánea. University of Texas at El Paso. N. 42 (Mexican Literature) U.S.A 2009
2. “Acercamiento interdiscursivo al imaginario de la muerte en” Duelo por Miguel Pruneda:
Narrativa mexicana de principios del siglo XXI. An interdiscursive approach to the imaginary
of death in Duelo por Miguel Pruneda. Early 21st Century Mexican Narrative. (Published ) in RLMC.
Revista de Literatura Mexicana Contemporánea. University of Texas at El Paso. Año XIV,
Número 36. Vol 15. (pgs. 31-43) U.S.A 2008
3. “El entierro de Cortijo: La crónica urbana como vehículo reivindicador de sectores subalternos. ”Cortijo’s wake: The urban chronicle as a vindicating vehicle of secondary sectors, (Published ) in Revista de Humanidades del Tecnológico de Monterrey. No. 23 (Pags. 59-81) México 2007
4-Santa Evita : “oscilaciones discursivas entre “prostitución” y necrofilia. ” Santa Evita : Discursives oscillations between “prostitution” and necrophilia. (Published )in Arenas Blancas. Literary Journal. No. 8. New Mexico State University (pgs 9-19) U.S.A 2007
5-“El recurso a la sátira en Apuros de un padre de familia.” The Recourse to Satire in The Difficulties of a Family Men. Published in International Journal of Humanistic Studies and Literature. University of Puerto Rico. (Pages (28-41) Puerto Rico 2006
6-“Contratiempos de un viajero : relato dialógico de vivencias”. A traveller’s Mishaps : Dialogic narration of personal experiences. (Published ) in La Escalera. Anuario de la Facultad de Arte N-14/ Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. Argentina. Pages (29-45) Argentina 2005
7-“El diálogo de coplas en la literatura costumbrista de Venezuela. The dialogue of coplas in Venezuelan costumbrista literature: A pragmatic-linguistic approach” (Published ) in IXQUIC. Revista Hispánica Internacional de Análisis Literario y Cultural. N. 6. A Refereed Journal Produced by The Spanish Programme, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. Pages (152-172) New Zealand 2005.
8-“Los velorios: tensiones dialógicas en el imaginario costumbrista venezolano” The wakes: Tensions in the Venezuelan costumbrista imaginary. (Published ) in Revista Synergies-Venezuela No.1
GERFLINT. Université Jean Monnet Saint-Etienne, France. Pages (147-158) France 2005
9-Viernes de dolores : “Modalidades discursivas del realismo social latinoamericano.” Black Friday. Discourse Modalities of Latin American Social Realism.(Published ) in Revista de Literatura Hispanoamericana, Universidad del Zulia, Venezuela, N° 51, Junio-Diciembre Pages (144—167) Venezuela 2005
10- “La ironía en Viernes de dolores : un acercamiento pragmático. ” (Published ) in Revista Káñina. Revista de artes y letras. Universidad de Costa Rica. Vol. XXIV No. 2- 2000. Pages ( 25-34) Costa Rica 2000
11- “El enunciado y el contexto enunciativo : hacia la pragmática. ” (Published ) in Revista Comunicación. Costa Rica Vol 11 No. 2 Año 21 enero-junio Instituto tecnológico de Costa Rica. Pages (35-44) Costa Rica 2000
Academic Experience:
Adelso Yanez joined Otago's Spanish Programme after teaching
Spanish and Latin American literature courses at the Universities of
Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec at Trois Rivières, Laval and Joliette
College.
Telephone: (64 3) 479 9032
Fax: (64 3) 479 8689
Office: Arts Building 3N1
Email: adelso.yanez@otago.ac.nz
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Dr Tiffany Gagliardi Trotman 
Senior Lecturer
PhD, University of Otago, 2007
MA, University of Virginia, 1999
BA, Spanish and Politics, Washington and Lee University, Virginia, USA 1996
Research Areas and Recent Publications:
Contemporary Spanish narrative,
Modern Spanish poetry,
Detective fiction,
Postmodern theory,
Hispanic Cultural Studies,
Book fairs in the Hispanic World.
BOOKS:
Eduardo Mendoza’s Crime Novels: The Function of Carnivalesque Discourse in Post-Franco Spain, 1979-2001. NY: Edwin Mellen Press.
ARTICLES:
“Unmasking Motherhood in Lucía Etxebarria’s Un milagro en equilibrio”. Letras Peninsulares. 21.2 (Fall 2008). In press.
“Semana Negra: Popular Culture and the Hispanic Book Fair”. International Journal of the Book. 5.2 pp. 101-106 (March 2008)
“Haunted noir: Neo-Gothic Barcelona in Carlos Ruiz-Zafón’s La sombra del viento” Romance Studies. 25.2 (November 2007)
“Orientalism in Antonio Gala’s La pasión turca.” Ixquic: Revista Hispánica de Análisis Literario y Cultural. 7 (December 2006)
“Eduardo Mendoza’s La aventura del tocador de señoras: ex-centric eccentricities and moral ambiguity in Barcelona society”. Ciberletras. 15 (July 2006).
“Ese libro de estampas que es la vida”: La poesía reciente de José Antonio Mesa Toré.” Espéculo. 27 (2004).
“Determined, Detached and Drowning: The Use of Rhetoric of Enclosure in Carmen Martín Gaite’s Entre visillos”. Letras Peninsulares. 17.3 (Winter 2003-2004).
“Poemas póstumos por Jamie Gil de Biedma: un retrato de su último fracaso”. Espéculo. 25 (2003).
BOOK CHAPTERS:
“Urban Renewal and mobbing immobiliario in Andreu Martín’s El blues de la semana más negra” in Crime Scene Spain. Ed. Reneé Craig-Odders. North Carolina: McFarland Press. (In press expected 2009)
“Mujeres fatales posmodernas y rasgos del film noir en La aventura del tocador de señoras,” La verdad sobre el caso Eduardo Mendoza. Ed. José V. Saval. Madrid: Editorial Fundamentos, 2005. (p. 229-244)
CONFERENCE PAPERS:
“Haunted noir: Neo-Gothic Barcelona in Carlos Ruiz-Zafón’s La sombra del viento”. Presented at The 61st Annual Kentucky Foreign Language Conference. Lexington, KY. April 2008.
“Semana Negra: Popular Culture and the Hispanic Book Fair”. Presented at The 5th International Conference on the Book. Madrid, Spain. October 2007.
“The Function of Memory in Rosa Montero’s La hija del caníbal”. Presented at Memory in Crime Fiction, Galway, Ireland. June 2005.
“Eduardo Mendoza’s La aventura del tocador de señoras: ex-centric eccentricities and moral ambiguity in Catalán society”. Presented at Murder and Mayhem in the Mare Nostrum, Prato, Italy. July 2004.
GRANTS
2007 University of Otago Humanities Research Grant Semana Negra: Contemporary Spanish Noir and the Carnivalesque
2008 University of Otago Research Grant The Pleasure of Reading: Book Fairs and Popular Hispanic Culture
Academic Experience:
Before joining the Spanish Programme at the University of Otago in 2003,
Dr Gagliardi Trotman taught in the Department of Spanish, Italian and
Portuguese at
the University of Virginia.
Telephone: (64 3) 479 9195
Fax: (64 3) 479 8689
Office: Arts Building 3N11
E-mail: tiffany.trotman@otago.ac.nz
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Mr Francisco Araya
Teaching Fellow
Five-year
degree in teaching methodology (English) Universidad de Chile
Research Areas:
Teaching methodology
Academic Experience:
Mr Araya taught English as a Second Language in Asuncion, Paraguay for one year,
and in different high schools for 18 years in Chile. Since March 2001,
he has worked at Otago for the Spanish Programme, teaching first, second, and third-year language papers. He was appointed Teaching Fellow in 2002. He has coordinated language papers at 100, 200, and 300 levels. He has also worked as a translator for this University.
Phone number: (64 3) 479 3878
Fax number: (64 3) 479 8689
Office: Arts Building 3N5
Email: francisco.araya@otago.ac.nz
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Dr Megan Saltzman
Lecturer
PhD & MA, Spanish, University of Michigan, 2008.
BA, Hispanic Studies and History of Art, University of Michigan, Residential College, 2001.
Research Areas and Interests:
Contemporary Peninsular Cultural Studies
Intertextuality and sociohistorical potential in urban space
Visual, interdisciplinary and emancipatory pedagogy
The main focus of my research deals with public everyday space in Spanish cities, particularly in the contemporary period. Looking at urban phenomena, such as: urban renewal, gentrification, mass tourism, ruins, architecture, civic regulations, urban furniture, public art…, I am interested in how we (as cultural agents, urban dwellers, tourists, immigrants, government officials, artists, activists…) use our urban milieu to construct our ideas and practices regarding social identity, history, and political potential.
Publications:
Book in progress The Deteriorating Histories in the Public Everyday Space of Post-Francoist Barcelona.
Chapter "Nostalgia urbana: La Barcelona posfranquista" in forthcoming book: Cruce de vías: una mirada oceánica a la Cultura Hispánica, Rogelio Guedea, ed., México DF, Aldus SA, 2010.
Article "Gentrification and Spatial Tactics in José Luis Guerín’s En construcción.” Proceedings from the "City in Film" conference. Julia Hallam, et al., eds., University of Liverpool, England, March 2008.
Academic Experience:
Megan spent the last eight years teaching and researching Spanish language and culture at the University of Michigan and Grinnell College. She enjoys wandering around cities.
Telephone: (64 3) 4795097
Fax: (64 3) 479 8689
Office: Arts Building 3N8
Email: megan.saltzman@otago.ac.nz
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Administrative staff
Departmental Administrator:
Linda Brown
(64 3) 479 5472
Email: linda.brown@otago.ac.nz
Administrative Assistants:
Karin Little
(64 3) 479 9032
Email: karin.little@otago.ac.nz
Ann Hassan
(64 3) 479 9085
Email: ann.hassan@otago.ac.nz
Keiko Garrity
(64 3) 479 4973
Email: keiko.garrity@otago.ac.nz
MAILING ADDRESS
Spanish Programme
Department of Languages and Cultures
P O Box 56
Arts Building Floor 3
95 Albany Street
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