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Jeffries, Kathleen M.

Koch, Kevin J.

Livingston, Dana J.

McCarthy-Gilmore, Kate

Merrill, Jean.

Pollock, James

Raschke, Elizabeth

Stone, Susan

Wilson, Raymond

Strickler, Breyan

Jablonksy, William

Livingston, Dana J.
Associate Professor of Spanish
B. A. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 1984
M.A., University of Colorado at Boulder, 1989 
Ph.D.  University of Colorado at Boulder, 1995 
At Loras since: 1995
(563) 588-4989
Room 130 Wahlert
dana.livingston@loras.edu

Courses taught:  Beginning Spanish I and III; Beginning Spanish II and IV; Special Methods Modern Language; Intermediate Spanish I and II; Senior seminar; MOI, “Wilderness and Civilization,” Wildlands Conservation; Advanced Communicative; Critical Analysis; Foreign Languages in Elementary Schools; Foreign Languages in Elementary Schools, Practicum; Mundo Hispano; Themes in Literature; Major Authors

Research Interests: national standards for foreign language learning , proficiency-oriented teaching, and outcomes assessment; foreign study; volunteerism; wildlands conservation

Publications, etc:
Language Teachers’ Institute, 2001 (Kucera grant).
Outside reviewer, Program Review of Central College Abroad Granada (Spain) program, Jan. 1999
“Gender Through the Eyes of Emilia Pardo Bazán.”  Women’s History Month presentation, Loras College
First Love? Marginal Sexualities in the Short Fiction of Emilia Pardo Bazán." Published in Letras Peninsulares, Fall 1998
"Reconfigurations of Don Juan in the Short Fiction of Emilia Pardo Bazán."  The Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature,  The University of Nebraska at Lincoln (October 1996).
Narrative Authority in the Short Fiction of Emilia Pardo Bazán.  Conference presented at The Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature, The University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, (October 12-14, 1995).