Anadeli Bencomo, Ph.D. University of Pittsburg.  Assistant Professor of Spanish.  20th century Spanish-American literature, Mexican literature.

Samye Cimerhanzel, Ed.D., University of Houston. Associate Professor of Spanish. Foreign language education; oral proficiency.

Rodolfo Cortina, Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University. Professor of Spanish. Caribbean and U.S. Hispanic literature.

Guillermo De Los Reyes, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Assistan Professor of Latin American Literature. Colonial and Post-colonial Studies; popular culture and secret societies; business Spanish.

Marta Fairclough Ph.D. University of Houston. Assistant Professor of Spanish Linguistics. Heritage Language Education, Language Acquisition and Sociolinguistics.

Manuel J. Gutiérrez, Ph.D. University of Southern California. Associate Professor of Spanish. Sociolinguistics; syntax, historical linguistics; Spanish of the Southwest.

Pedro Gutiérrez-Revuelta, Ph.D., MCL Chairperson. University of California at San Diego. Associate Professor of Spanish. Contemporary Spanish Literature and Thought, Creative Writing.

Nicolás Kanellos, Ph.D., University of Texas-Austin. Professor of Spanish; Director, Arte Público Press. U.S. Hispanic literature and theater.

Carlos Monsanto, Ph.D., University of Iowa. Associate Professor of Spanish. 19th century and contemporary Spanish American literature; modernism.

Julián Olivares, Ph.D., University of Texas-Ausin.  Professor of Spanish. Golden Age literature; U.S. Hispanic literature.

Dennis Parle, Ph.D., University of Kansas. Associate Professor of Spanish. Contemporary Spanish American literature; Mexican literature.

Guadalupe Quintanilla, Ed.D., University of Houston. Assistant Professor of Spanish. Spanish for native speakers of English; folklore of the Hispanic Southwest.

María Elena Soliño, Ph.D., Yale University. Associate Professor of Spanish. 19th and 20th century Spanish literature.

M.Emma Ticio,Ph.D.,University of Connecticut. Assistant Professor of Spanish Linguistics. Director,Basic Spanish Program. Theoretical Linguistics.Works on Syntax,Semantics,Language Acquisition,Romance Languages.Spanish Syntax.

Gabriela Baeza Ventura, Ph.D.  University of Houston.  Assistant Professor. Hispanic Literature of the United States, Women in Hispanic Literature, Mexican American Literature, Spanish for Heritage Speakers.

Marc J. Zimmerman, Ph.D. University of California-San Diego.  Professor. Comparative Literature, Latin American Studies, US Latino Cultural Studies.