Angelina Craig-Flórez

Lecturer in Language (Spanish)

Angelina Craig-Flórez served as Director of the Language Programs in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese from 2002-2007. She received her Ph.D. in Spanish Medieval Literature from Columbia University. She has taught all levels of Spanish Language since 1991.

Both in her teaching as well as in her areas of research, Craig-Flórez aims to merge her literary and cultural studies with the newest approaches in second language acquisition. Her latest contribution to the department is the composition course “Aspectos culturales de España a través de su arte”.

Among her many duties during her tenure as the Director of the Language Programs, Craig-Flórez fostered inter-departmental communication on second language acquisition and instruction. Currently she is the Director of Project TEACH, a foreign language pedagogical development website. Project TEACH was selected by the Consortium of Language Teaching and Learning as the recipient of a grant sponsored by the Mellon Foundation.  TEACH is a collaborative project among the Universities of Columbia, Penn, Princeton, and Yale.

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