Emeritus Faculty
Retired Spring 2023 Press release on INDUCTION INTO SIGMA DELTA PI’S ORDEN DE DON QUIJOTE. On Saturday afternoon, May 1, 2021 during a special Zoom event organized by Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, Dr. Michael Scott Doyle, Professor of Spanish in UNC Charlotte’s Department of Languages and Culture Studies was inducted into […]
Ann González is Professor Emerita of Spanish and Latin American Studies. She taught for the last 30 years. She served as Chair of the Department of Languages and Culture Studies from 2015-2019. Her research areas include Latin American narrative, Central American literature, Hispanic children’s literature, and translation. She wrote three monographs and a textbook on […]
Dale A. Grote, Associate Professor Emeritus of Classics. Specializes in Ancient and Modern Greek, Latin. Education PhD. Classics Wisconsin Madison Appointments Visiting Assistant Professor, Classics, Berea College Tenureline and tenured professor, UNC Charlotte Specific Research Interests Modern Greek Grammar Late and Vulgate Latin Literature Classics Classics
Fumie Kato is a Professor Emeritus of Japanese in the Japanese Studies Program in the Department of Languages and Culture Studies. She was named a Bonnie E. Cone Early-Career Professorship for Teaching in 2014. Student motivation, learning strategies and international and global studies are among her teaching and research interests. Kato built and is directing […]
Ph.D. Washington University (1972), M.A. University of Wisconsin, Madison (1967), B.A., Smith College (1965) Spanish Twentieth-century Spanish literature, especially poetry, Literature in its political and social context, Music and song lyrics in the Spanish-speaking world In the Heideggerian Tradition: Acontecimiento by Concha García.” Forthcoming in Studies in Twentieth- and Twenty-first Century Literature.|“Gloria Fuertes’s Counterhegemonic Dialogism: […]
Retired Contact via email: rcreimer@Charlotte.edu Dr. Reimer is former Director of the Film Studies Program, which he began in 1992, former Chair of the Department of Languages and Culture Studies and currently teaches on phased retirement in Fall semesters in the German and Film programs. He is a former Fulbright scholar and has taught at […]
Ph.D. Vanderbilt University French “A Frenchman in Hawaii (1872-1902)”, Hawaii Conference of Arts and Humanities, refereed proceedings. 2008., “Heritage Vaudois en Caroline du Nord,” The French Review, Vol. 80, no. 6 (Summer 2007)