Rosales' research focuses on Chicano literature and culture with an emphasis on Chicano literary history and Chicano narrative written in Spanish.

Álvaro Cerrón-Palomino's teaching and research interests include variationist sociolinguistics, dialectology, and historical linguistics.

Negron has taught different levels of Spanish language courses for L2 and heritage language learners in hybrid and online formats. Her research interests focus on sociolinguistics and heritage language pedagogy.

Born and raised in France, Chery is a French instructor, a doctoral candidate, and the assistant to the French language and culture in Lyon global education summer program at ASU. She enjoys teaching and learning from her students.

Rodriguez has been teaching at ASU since 2001, including lower and upper division Spanish language classes.

Dr. Flanagan is the Director of Spanish Second Language Acquisition and teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in Spanish as an Associate Teaching Professor.

Gradoville teaches Spanish linguistics courses. His research interests include usage-based linguistic theory, sociophonetics, corpus linguistics, research methodology, and variation and change.

Johnson teaches Spanish and coordinates first and second-year Spanish, including supervising Teaching Assistants.