Lisa M. Rabin Professor Rabin teaches Latin American literary and cultural studies, globalization and culture, writing in Spanish, and critical service-learning. Recent syllabi: SPRING 2010 FALL 2010 Spanish 335: Spanish for Proficiency (Identity and Culture in Latin America) Spanish 480/Spanish 545: Visual Culture in Latin America SPRING 2011 Spanish 390 Cultural Studies 320: Globalization & Culture Critical Service-Learning Projects in Northern Virginia: Culmore Bilingual ESL & Popular Education Project: Past courses of interest: FRLN 330-001: Dante, Modern and Medieval Paths
Associate Professor of
Spanish
George Mason University
Spanish for Young Heritage Learners at Arlington Traditional School:
Washington Post article by Maria Glod: "Clubs Ground Students in the Language of Their Roots"
LA Language World article by Rey M. Rodríguez
Mason Gazette article
Dante in the Knowledge Society Website
Spanish 510 Introduction to the Graduate Study of Literary and Cultural Studies in Spanish
Foreign Language 550: The Avant-Garde in Paris and Latin America
Spanish 540: El Surrealismo en Latinoamérica