ja138@nyu.edu
Faculty
Jens Andermann
Laura Amelio
lca220@nyu.edu
Elizabeth Augspach
ea38@nyu.edu
Gabriela Basterra

gabriela.basterra@nyu.edu
Félix Burgos

fb58@nyu.edu
Sergio Chejfec

sgc5@nyu.edu
Tirso Cleves
tc54@nyu.edu
Lourdes Dávila

mdd5@nyu.edu
Enrique Del Risco
ed286@nyu.edu
Ana Dopico
amd7@nyu.edu
Gigi Dopico

gdb3@nyu.edu
Mariela Dreyfus

md98@nyu.edu
Jabier Elorrieta

je52@nyu.edu
James Fernández

jf2@nyu.edu
Licia Fiol-Matta

lfm4@nyu.edu
Sibylle Fischer
smf287@nyu.edu
Gabriel Giorgi
gag206@nyu.edu
Odi Gonzáles

og10@nyu.edu
Heriberto Hernández
hh46@nyu.edu
Lorena Hernández

lhr239@nyu.edu
Jill Lane
jill.lane@nyu.edu
Anabel López-García
alg11@nyu.edu
Carlos Martínez
cfm5@nyu.edu
Jordana Mendelson
jm3318@nyu.edu
Sophy Muñoz
sm554@nyu.edu
Michele Nascimento-Kettner

mk6542@nyu.edu
Tomás Urayoán Noel

tun202@nyu.edu
Sarah Pearce
sjp264@nyu.edu
Tess Rankin
tess.rankin@nyu.edu
Rubén Ríos-Ávila
rr1369@nyu.edu
Dylon Robbins

dlr239@nyu.edu
On leave for the 2019-20 academic year
Eduardo Segura
es140@nyu.edu
Roxanna Sooudi
rs400@nyu.edu
Eduardo Subirats

ers4@nyu.edu
Diana Taylor

dt7@nyu.edu
Laura Torres

ljt233@nyu.edu
Zeb Tortorici
zt3@nyu.edu
Esther Truzman
et41@nyu.edu
Carlos Veloso
cv14@nyu.edu
Lila Zemborain
lz2@nyu.edu
María José Zubieta
mjz1@nyu.edu
Ana Álvarez

aa6383@nyu.edu
Victor Sierra Matute
Kirmen Uribe

Kirmen Uribe is one of the most relevant writers of his generation in Spain. He won the National Prize for Literature in Spain in 2009 for his first novel Bilbao-New York-Bilbao, a work that was acclaimed as a literary event. His work has been published in periodicals such as The New Yorker, The Paris Review or El País, and translated into several languages, including French (Gallimard), English (Graywolf), Japanese (Hakusuisha), and Dutch (De Blauwe Tijger). He has written two volumes of poems and three novels. In 2017, he was selected for the Iowa International Writers Program, and awarded a New York Public Library Cullman Center Fellowship for 2018-2019, to work on his fourth novel. Currently he teaches Creative Writing at the New York University. Originally from the town of Ondarroa, Basque Country, Uribe is now based in New York City.
Sara Nadal-Melsió

Sara Nadal-Melsió is a NYC-based Catalan scholar, curator, and teacher. She has taught at the University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, New York University, and SOMA in Mexico City. Her essays have appeared in academic journals in various edited volumes and museum catalogs. She is the co-author of Alrededor de/Around, and the editor of two special issues on cinema, The Invisible Tradition: Avant-Garde Catalan Cinema under Late Francoism and The Militant Image: Temporal Disturbances of the Political Imagination. She has recently co-curated a show on Allora & Calzadilla for the Fundació Tàpies in Barcelona and has written a book essay about it, as well as editing a companion volume on the Puerto Rican crisis. She is currently finishing a manuscript under the title Europe and the Wolf: Musical Variations on a Political Concept.
She is in the founding and coordinating committee of el taller @ kjcc and also organizes the conversatorios "Arte, activismo y lo común".
Diamela Eltit

de30@nyu.edu
Marta C. Peixoto
mcp1@nyu.edu
Sylvia Molloy

Jo Labanyi
jll220@nyu.edu
Mary Louise Pratt

Gabriel Giorgi
Chair of Department
gag206@nyu.edu
Jose Reyes
Department Administrator
jose.reyes@nyu.edu
Noelia Sánchez
Undergradute program
spanish-port.dus@nyu.edu
Edgardo Núñez
Ph.D. Program
spanish.portuguese.phd@nyu.edu
Sarah Romero McMillen
MFA Creative Writing in Spanish
spanish.creativewriting@nyu.edu