Associate Professor of French & French Graduate Studies Advisor
EH 108, kantonioli@ksu.edu
Modern French literature, literary history, the sociology of literature, theories of modernism, women's writing, feminist theory, Québec literature and theories of francophone literature.
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Associate Professor of Spanish, Interim Department Head
EH 207, rmbender@ksu.edu
19th–21st century Spanish literature; 20th-century Spanish Women’s narrative; First-Wave Spanish Feminism; Cultural and Literary representations of Motherhood; the Spanish Avant-Garde; Spanish and Hispanic Art and Visual Culture; Second-Language (L2) Literature Pedagogy; Digital Humanities.
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Professor of German
EH 214, nchroni@ksu.edu
German literature since 1989, contemporary German women writers, German film, Gender Studies, L2 Literature Pedagogy.
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Professor of Spanish & Spanish Graduate Studies Advisor
EH 229, mmtzotz@ksu.edu
Latin American Cultural Studies, Mexican Literature and Culture, Screenwriting Studies, and Latinas in the U.S.
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Assistant Professor of Spanish, Co-coordinator Spanish 1 through 4
EH 106, afaber@ksu.edu
Second Language Acquisition, Bilingualism, Language & Cognition, Applied Linguistics, Language Pedagogy, Technology for language teaching & learning.
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 Glassett, Zachary
Teaching Assistant Professor of Spanish
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Assistant Professor of Spanish, Co-coordinator Spanish 1 through 4
EH 203, raehale@ksu.edu
Contemporary Latin American and Peninsular Literature with a focus on ecocritical approaches.
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Professor of Spanish & Editor of STTCL
EH 204, lakanost@ksu.edu
Latin American literature from the 19th century to the present, translation, disability studies, women writers, and service-learning.
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Teaching Assistant Professor & Coordinator of Japanese Studies
EH 216, mikil@ksu.edu
Applied linguistics; psycholinguistic approach to second language reading; language processing (how learners make cognitive connections to comprehend and produce target language structures); bilingualism and its sociolinguistic implications
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Associate Professor & Coordinator of Classical Studies
-- on sabbatical leave F24-S25 -- See Dr. Pohler for assistance
Intersection of philosophy and historiography in Socratic literature of the 4th century BCE, impact of narratological approaches on our understanding of philosophy and authority in Xenophon’s corpus, construction of ethnic and gender identities in the literature of the Second Sophistic (1st to 3rd centuries CE).
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Teaching Assistant Professor & Coordinator of French
EH 005, cmeritan@ksu.edu
Second Language Acquisition, L2 pronunciation, translanguaging, curriculum design.
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Teaching Assistant Professor of Spanish
EH 205, cnazario@ksu.edu
Contemporary Latinx popular culture and literature. Focusing on the representation of intersectional identities (i.e., ethnicity, race, gender, and sexuality) in storytelling. Children's picture books and graphic novels as well as television programs.
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Teaching Assistant Professor & Coordinator of Classical Studies
alliepohler@ksu.edu
Roman comedy; Greek tragedy; the Greek and Roman novels; representations of marginalized identities in literature; standpoint epistemology; theater and performance; trauma studies; women and gender.
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Associate Professor & Coordinator of Spanish Heritage Learners
EH 213, lvalentin@ksu.edu
Spanish heritage language learners' literacy development and collaboration mediated by social tools (i.e., Google docs, Wikis, blogs)
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Associate Professor, Coordinator of Chinese Studies, and TEFL advisor
EH 013, lyang1@ksu.edu
Second language (L2) pragmatics acquisition and computer-assisted pragmatics instruction, learners’ pragmatic and intercultural competence in study abroad settings, Chinese L2 learners’ development of writing skills.
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Professor of Spanish
EH 208, jzamostny@ksu.edu
Zamostny's research studies questions of gender, sexuality, celebrity, and fandom in Silver Age Spain (1898-1936). He is interested in how understudied forms such as kiosk novels, illustrated magazines, silent film, and modern dance open new windows onto the study of early twentieth-century Spanish culture.
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Emeritus Faculty
- Dr. Robert Clark (in memoriam)
- Dr. Douglas Benson (in memoriam)
- Dr. Robert Corum (corum)
- Dr. Claire Dehon (dehoncl)
- Dr. Lucía Garavito (lugarav)
- Dr. Michael Ossar
- Dr. Silvia Sauter (silviae)
- Dr. Bradley Shaw (bradshaw)
- Dr. George Tunstall
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