Dr. Michael Allen Schnepf

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1 Dr. Michael Allen Schnepf VITA PERSONAL Dr. Michael Allen Schnepf Rank: Professor. Founder/Director of SPANISH OUTREACH Director of Alabama in Cuba Program Department of Modern Languages and Classics University of Alabama P.O. Box /Tele. (205) ; (205) Office 218 B.B. Comer. FAX (205) Web Sites: ü The Galdós Manuscripts and Drawings. (Bama.ua.edu/~galdos) ü Spanish Outreach: (Bama.ua.edu/~spnreach) ü Home Page: Bama.ua.edu/~mschnepf EDUCATION 1985 Ph. D. Indiana University (Bloomington, Indiana). Spanish with a Minor in English M.A. University of Northern Iowa (Cedar Falls, Iowa and Spain). Spanish B.S. Indiana University (Bloomington, Indiana). Spanish and English. PUBLICATIONS and WORKS Accepted for Publication 2011 Curious Connections: Heretofore Unknown Links Between Galdós s La desheredada and Fortunata y Jacinta. Accepted for publication in Confluencia The Tormento Sketches: Secrets and Surprises from the Original Manuscript about the Galdosian Process. Accepted for publication in Anales Galdosianos Artist to Artist: Galdosian Sketches from the Galley Proofs and Original Manuscript of Tristana. Studies in Honor of Vernon Chamberlin. Juan de la Cuesta Press,

2 Schnepf Translation of Hank Lazer s book of poetry, Indivisble. The Secret of Galdós s 1881 Sphinx: Unpublished Sketches and Material from the Original Manuscript of La desheredada. Confluencia. (2010). The Graphic Component of the Original Manuscript of Galdós s La desheredada: Results, Relevance, and Ramifications. Anales Galdosianos, (2009): Suicide as Marketing Technique in Galdós s La desheredada. Hispanófila 155 (2008): A Reticent Retreat: Background Notes on the Creation of Galdós s Mariucha. Decimonónica (2008): Galdós s Madhouse: Notes on the Socio-Political and Medical Background to Leganés in La desheredada. Letras Peninsulares ( ): The Not So Tenuous Twilight of the Artist: Sketches from the Galley Proofs of Galdós s España sin rey and España ragic. Confluencia (2006): A Brief Note on a Unique Group of Galdós Manuscript Sketches. Romance Notes 46 (2006): The Literary Background of Galdós s La desheredada: A Preliminary Analysis of Four Unstudied References in the Original Manuscript. Decimonónica (2006): Shakespeare and Defoe Under the Influence, a Naked Englishman, and Other Curiosities from Galdós s Cádiz Manuscript. Confluencia 20 (2005): The Galdós Sketches: Quantity, Quality, and Frequency Plus Examples from the Original Manuscripts and The Galley Proofs. Romance Quarterly 51 (2004): Break Through Language Barriers. Nursing Management. August, 2004: (In Conjunction with SPANISH OUTREACH). The Return of the Artist: A Note on the Sketches from the Galley Proofs of Pérez Galdós s La de los tristes destinos. Romance Notes 44 (2003): Scandal and La Cárcel Modelo: Intertextual Bouncing in Galdós s La desheredada. Romance Quarterly 49 (2002): Background Information for Two Political References in Clarín s La Regenta. Romance Notes 41 (2001):

3 Schnepf 3 X-rated Galdós: Manuscript Nudes. Anales Galdosianos 37 (2002): Why the Teachers?: Galdós s Dedication in La desheredada. Romance Quarterly 47 (2000): La Beneficencia: Romero Robledo Versus Pérez Galdós in La desheredada. South Atlantic Review 66 (2001): A Different View of Isidora Rufete as the Symbol of Spain and a Brief Comment on Reader Sympathy. Romance Notes 40 (2000): The Political Significance of the Title of Galdós s La desheredada. Anales Galdosianos 34 (1999): On the Creation and Execution of Pecado in Galdós s La desheredada. Anales Galdosianos 34 (1999): The Significance of El Cencerro in Galdós s La desheredada. Romance Notes. 39 (1999): A Note on Galdós, Ortega Munilla, and La desheredada. Romance Notes 39 (1999): 3-8. The Galdós Manuscripts: An Initial Collective View. South Atlantic Review 62 (1997): (Re)-discovering Galdós s Casandra Manuscript. Anales Galdosianos (1995): Galdós s El doctor Centeno Manuscript: Pedro Polo and Other Curiosities. Romance Quarterly 44 (1994): The Manuscript of Galdós s Napoleón en Chamartín: An Initial Study. South Atlantic Review 58 (1993): From Galdós s La desheredada Manuscript: Male Characters in Transition. Romance Quarterly 39 (1992): The Manuscript of Galdós s Tormento. Anales Galdosianos 26 (1991): A Guide to the Manuscripts of the Second Series of episodios nacionales. Anales Galdosianos 26 (1991): History into Fiction: The Political Background to Galdós s La desheredada. Letras Peninsulares 4.2. (1991):

4 Schnepf 4 From the Manuscripts of Galdós s Second Series of episodios nacionales: On the Creation of Juan Bragas de Pipaón. Crítica Hispánica XII (1991): Galdós s La desheredada Manuscript: A Note on the Creation of Isidora Rufete. Romance Notes 31 (1991): From the Tristana Manuscript: Don Lope Garrido. Romance Notes 31 (1990): From the Tristana Manuscript: Background Information to Galdós s Realidad. Anales Galdosianos 25 (1990): Galdós s La desheredada Manuscript: José Relimpio y Sastre. Hispanófila 100 (1990): Galdós s La desheredada Manuscript: Isidora in the Prado Museum. Romance Quarterly 37 (1990): The Naturalistic Content of La desheredada Manuscript. Anales Galdosianos 24 (1989): The Significance of the petardos in Galdós s La desheredada. Romance Notes 30 (1989): Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: A Study of Narcissism in Galdós s La desheredada. La Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos. 3 (1989): El Espejo Galdosiano: Warnings, Patterns, and Meanings. South Atlantic Review 53 (1988): REVIEWS Review of José Juan Arrom, Discoverer of the Taíno People: The Case of the Relación acerca de las antiguedades de los indios (1948) by Fray Ramón Pané by Connie Janiga-Perkins for Edwin Mellen Press. Review of Benito Pérez Galdós en la prensa Mexicana de su tiempo by John Sinnigen. Letras Peninsulares v19.1 (2006): Review of Galdós s tercera manera by Linda Willem. Anales Galdosianos 35 (2000): Review of Leopoldo Alas y el fin de siglo by Adolfo Sotelo Vázquez. Letras Peninsulares Spring (1992): 192.

5 Schnepf 5 Review of Realismo y ficción: La desheredada de Galdós by Ignacio-Javier López. Romance Quarterly 38 (1991): Review of Cervantes y cuatro autores del siglo XIX (Alarcón, Pereda, Valera, y Clarín) by Ana L. Baquero Escudero. Romance Notes 38 (1991): Review of Vision and the Visual Arts in Galdós by Peter Bly. Revista de Estudios Hispánicos 22 (1988): Review of Galdós: The Early Historical Novels by Brian Dendle. South Atlantic Review 52 (1987): Review of Imagery and Theme in the Poetry of Cecilia Meireles: A Study of Mar Absoluto by Darlene Sadlier. Revista de Estudios Hispánicos 19 (1985): SUBMISSIONS WORKS IN PROGRESS BOOK: From Graphic to Lexical: The History and Significance of Galdós s Sketches in the Original Manuscripts and Galley Proofs. WEB SITES 1. The Galdós Manuscript Drawings: [bama.ua.edu/~galdos] All Original, never-before-seen drawing, sketches, and portraits from Galdós s original manuscripts. 2. SPANISH OUTREACH and Hispanic Community Events. {Bama.ua.edu/~spnreach} 3. Home Page (bama.ua.edu/~mschnepf) FUTURE PROJECTS I. Galdós s Portrayal of Black and White Slavery.

6 Schnepf 6 CONFERENCES AND LECTURES 2010 The University of Alabama Semester Program in Cuba : CUBA WEEK, University of Alabama, October, Spanish Outreach and the Alabama in Cuba Program : A & S meeting for feeder schools Forum on Alabama and Mexico : Spanish Outreach at The University of Alabama. Latin American Studies Seminar, Spring Invited Lecture. Selected as the 2007 Distinguished Alumnus by the Department of Spanish, Portuguese, and Catalán at Indiana University. Invited to deliver the annual Merle E. Simmons Lecture Invited Lecture. 22 nd edition of Confluencia: The Conference. Nuevos conflictos contemporáneos en La desheredada de Galdós. University of North Colorado. (Expenses and honorarium) Wabash College. Politics and Polemics in Galdós s La desheredada NEH INSTITUTE at Duke University (June-July). The Casino in Clarín s La Regenta: Politics and Polemics. Directors: Dr. Stephanie Sieburth and Dr. Harriet Turner MACHL University of Missouri. (Oct.) Unseen Art in the Galdós s Original Manuscripts. Slides and explanations University of Missouri Literary Conference: The Poesis of Politics and the Politics of Poesis. My presentation: Galdós and the Politics of La desheredada University of Cincinnati Literary Conference Polemics in Galdós s La desheredada. (Paper accepted but not delivered due to illness in Cincinnati.) 1995 MLA San Diego. Interviewing for position in French Chair of Spanish II Section, SAMLA, Knoxville, Tenn Secretary of Section II of Spanish Peninsular Literature, SAMLA, Atlanta Georgia From Galdós s La desheredada Manuscript: Male Characters in Transition. Special Galdós Symposium within the University Kentucky Literary Conference.

7 Schnepf Modern Language Association in Chicago. History into Fiction: The Political Background to Galdós s La desheredada Chair of AATSP Section, SAMLA, Tampa, Florida AATSP, Miami, Florida. The Naturalistic Content of La desheredada Manuscript La Chispa. Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Galdós s La desheredada Manuscript: José Relimpio y Sastre SAMLA, Atlanta, Georgia. The Significance of the petardos in Galdós s La desheredada La Chispa, New Orleans, Louisiana. A los hombres desplumarlos y sacarles las entrañas : Sexual Conflict in Galdós s La desheredada AATSP Conference. Denver, Colorado. Con trote de bestia : Galdós s Portrayal of Mariano Rufete in La desheredada SAMLA, Atlanta, Georgia. Anti-feminist Thought in Galdós University of Cincinnati Literary Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Feminine Plight in Galdós SAMLA, Atlanta, Georgia. Se miran sin verse : Galdós s Campaign Against Individualism in La desheredada University of Cincinnati Literary Conference. Galdós and Narcissism AATSP, Birmingham, Alabama. The University of Alabama Immersion Program MLA, San Francisco, California Galdós Conference. Madison, Wisconsin University of Alabama Lecture. Galdós and Romanticism. SERVICE 2011 Dissertation Director, Larissa Clachar Dissertation Director, Meliza Ramírez (Galdós). Completed.

8 Schnepf Visiting Speaker: Dr. Christopher Anderson, University of Tulsa Chair of Instructor Search Dissertation Director, Ismenia De Souza (Galdós). Completed Visiting Speaker: Marina Mayoral Co-Chair of Job Search (U.S. Latino) Job Search (Instructors) PHD Dissertation Committee, Elba Morton Charged by Dean Olin with organizing departmental meeting and vote on permanent chair position (Dr. Tom Fox) Co-Organizer of Visiting Speaker (Professor Geoffrey Ribbans, Prof. Emeritus from Brown University) Charged by Dean Olin with organizing the details for Interim Chair position Chair of Tenure and Promotion Committee Chair of Chair Search in Mod. Langs. & Cl Co-Chair of Spanish 19 th -Cent. LA Job Search Spanish Major/Minor Advisor Spanish Program Director University Advisor s Committee, chaired by Hank Lazer Elected to the initial Executive Council in the Department of Modern Languages and Classics Dissertation Co-Director, Eduardo Pacheco Dissertation Committee, Rossie Stoops Supervised Translation of 50+ pages Real Estate document for Dr. Len Zumpano.

9 Schnepf Organized After-School Tutoring Sessions at Flatwood Elementary (Hispanics Reading English) Organized After-School Help Sessions for Flatwood Elementary Organized PH.D. Exams for Rosa M. Stoops Organized MA Exams for Karen James Chairperson of Dr. Janiga-Perkins s case for full professor Founder and Director of Spanish Outreach Program ( ) 2002 MA Committee of Heike Cannon Dissertation of Ms. Elizabeth Rivera. CO-DIRECTOR Chair of Search Committee for Golden Age Peninsular Literature Chair of Search Committee for 20 th -Century Spanish Peninsular Literature Member Search Committee for Spanish Coordinator Dissertation of Mr. Michael Longton. Reader Dissertation of Ms. Jessica Ramos. Reader Film Presentation Open to University and Public: Cría Cuervos by Carlos Saura. November 4, Member of Search Committee for 20 th -Century Latinamericanist Committee for the Selection of Outstanding Thesis & Dissertation PHD Dissertation of Ms. Amy Bell-Trejo. Reader PHD Dissertation of Ms. Claudia Polo-Vance. Reader PHD Dissertation of Ms. Lola Putnam. Reader PHD Dissertation of Ms. Ellis Long. CO-DIRECTOR Coordinator SP

10 Schnepf Member of School of Business s CYBER Grant Proposal (Nov.) from 1994 (Aug.) Chair of Romance Languages and Classics Summer supervision of GTAs Graduate Director (summer) PHD Dissertation. Ms. Beatriz Huarte. La tercera serie de episodios nacionales: versión original versus versión publicada. DIRECTOR Member of four-person panel charged with evaluation of all incoming graduate students Member of three-person committee charged with evaluation of Chair Chairperson of Ms. Kim Witcher s Doctoral Exam for Spanish Minor in Romance Languages degree Invited by Dr. J. Barry Mason (Business Administration) to serve as member of Center for International Business and Economic Research Chairperson of Review and Retention Committee Foreign Language Day Speaker Main speaker at State High School Spanish Festival Member of Steering Committee for Foreign Language Alliance Member of committee charged with the revision of placement hours and transfer credit Director of University of Alabama 1991 Summer Abroad Program in Pamplona (eventually canceled due to Gulf War) Member of Dean s Advisory Committee Chair of search committee for position in 20 th -century Spanish Literature Member of committee studying the Junior Year Abroad and Faculty and Faculty Exchange Programs with the University of Extremadura Member of two-person committee charged with reviewing the Spanish undergraduate program.

11 Schnepf PHD Dissertation. Ms. Nancy Mason. Reader Chair of search committee for position in Italian Arranged and directed a two-day campus visit by Dr. Brian Dendle, a renowned Galdós scholar and editor of Romance Quarterly Evaluator/Observer of GTAs in the classroom PHD Dissertation. Kenneth Rainey. Reader MLA Convention in San Francisco, California. Directed interviews for position in French Director of University of Alabama Summer Abroad Program in Madrid Co-Director of the University of Alabama Language Immersion Program for Teachers ACTFL Oral Proficiency Workshop. Columbus, Ohio ACTFL Conference. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. TEACHING NEW! 2011 Priests, Politics and Putas. Intertextual Dialogues in the Spanish 19t- Century Novel. NEW! 2009 Voices from within Cuba. Havana, Cuba, SP 390. UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA (1985-Present) NEW! SP 590 BLASCO IBANEZ. NEW! SP 689 The Galdós Manuscript Drawings. NEW! SP 590 Texto y Cine. NEW! SP 689 Seminar on the Galdós Drawings. NEW! Spanish Outreach! Founder and Director (SP 390). NEW! 2002 Section of Dr. Martin s Post War Film Class. Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios by Pedro Almodóvar.

12 Schnepf 12 NEW! Independent Study (Sp 490) Health Care within the Hispanic Community in Alabama NEW! Senior Seminar: La Guerra Civil Española. NEW GRADUATE COURSE! Spanish Film: The Cinematic Worlds of Buñuel, Saura, and Almodóvar. NEW GRADUATE COURSE! 20 th -Century Spanish Peninsular Novel: From Cela to Rosa Montero. The 1999 NEH Institute at Duke University featured several very helpful pedagogical sessions. Some participants gave excellent presentations on innovative ways to teach literature, civilization, and grammar. Graduate Courses: (4) Seminars on Galdós; SP 521 and SP th-Century novel and 19th-Century drama and poetry; Hispanic Bibliography; SP 503 & SP 504 Graduate Reading Proficiency; SP 566; Spain Through Film (SP 590/New); Spain on the Internet (SP 590 Gadsden/New). Undergraduate classes: SP 201 (Intermediate I); SP 202 (Intermediate II); SP 353 (Conversation); SP 354 (Grammar & Comp. in Spain); SP 356 Grammar & Composition);); SP 360 (Business Spanish); SP 364 (Civilization); SP 372 (Survey of Spanish Literature); SP 485 (Phonetics. Well out of my expertise); Junior Senior Review (SP 488/New). Correspondence Courses at University of Alabama ( ): SP 201 Intermediate Spanish SP 202 Intermediate Spanish SP 356 Grammar & Composition. SP 371 Part I of Survey of Spanish Literature. SP 372 Part II of Survey of Spanish Literature Independent Studies (overload): 20+ Courses Taught at Gadsden Center. University of Alabama Graduate Courses: 2001 SP 522 Modern Spanish Theater SP 590 Galdós s La desheredada SP 590 Modern Spanish Cinema (NEW) SP 524 Modern Spanish Peninsular Novel (NEW) 1998 SP 590 Grammar and Reading for Teachers. Summer SP 590 Spain through the Internet (NEW). Spring SP 590 Spanish Grammar, Comp. and Conver. Spring 1996 SP 590 Culture and Conversation. Fall.

13 Schnepf SP 590 Spain Through Film (NEW) 1992 SP 585 Advanced Conversation & Phonetics (NEW). Summer SP 590 Grammar for High School Teachers. Spring SP th-Century Poetry and Theatre. Interim SP 590 Reading in Spanish Literature. Spring SP 590 Advanced Composition and Grammar. Spring PENN STATE UNIVERSITY (Visiting Scholar) Advanced Stylistics (Fall semester) PACERS PROGRAM 19 th -20 th -Century Literature UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA: Seminar on the 19 th - Century Spanish Short Story; Seminar on Spanish Drama; Survey of Spanish Literature INDIANA UNIVERSITY: Conversation and Culture; Beginning Spanish; Intermediate Spanish; Literature and Culture PEACE CORPS: English as a Second Language. Zwedru, Liberia Language Training for Mexican migrant workers: English as a Second Language. Decatur, Indiana. Government Sponsored Mentor for slow learners at the University of Houston. HONORS AND GRANTS 2012 Selected as Director of Alabama-in-Cuba Semester Program Selected as Director of Alabama-in-Cuba Semester Program Selected as Director of Alabama-in-Cuba Semester Program Selected as the initial of Alabama-in-Cuba Semester Program Winner of the 2008 Edward Moseley Award: Hispanic/Latino Advocate of the Year Grant from the Program for Cultural Cooperation Between Spain s Ministry of Culture and United States Universities to Study Galdós Manuscripts/Galley Proofs in the Canary Islands. $4, Nominated for the University Leadership Board by Dr. Tom Fox.

14 Schnepf Research Funds: $2,200 from A & S, Capstone International, and Modern Languages for work in Madrid Research Funds: $2,600 from A & S, Capstone International, and Modern Languages and Classics Selected as the 2007 Distinguished Alumnus by the Department of Spanish, Portuguese, and Catalán at Indiana University. Invited to deliver the annual Merle E. Simmons Lecture Invited Speaker. University of North Colorado. Talk and Round table discussion on 19 th -century literature and art $2,100 from MLC, Capstone International, and A & S Deans for research in Spain $ for Research in Spain from Vice-President, Keith McDowell $2,000 from Capstone International, A & S Deans, and MLC for research in Spain Arts & Sciences Teaching Grant for Research in Madrid ($2,000) Awarded $1,900 from Capstone International, A & S Dean s Office and Modern Langs. and Classics for Research in Madrid and Canary Islands Awarded $1,150 from Dean Olin (Arts & Sciences), Jonathan Michaelsen (acting chair of Modern Languages and Classics), Dr. Jane Stanfield (Capstone International) for research on the Galdós drawings in the Canary Island Awarded $5,000 from Dr. Robert Wells in Sponsored Programs for work with Spanish Outreach (SP 390) and the Latino Community Arts & Sciences Teaching Grant for work with Spanish Outreach (SP 390). $2, Honored as Supporter of Flatwoods Elementary (Spanish Outreach and After School Tutoring) Named to Editorial Board of Confluencia Cecil and Ernest Williams Fund Enhancement Award for , awarded by Provost Nancy Barrett ($300).

15 Schnepf Awarded $1,100 from Dean Olin, Associate Dean Michaelson, and Dr. Godorecci for Research in Spain National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Institute at Duke University. Authority, Text, and Context in Nineteenth-Century Spanish Realism: Leopoldo Alas s La Regenta. June 21 to July 30, 1999 ($3,700) Awarded a total of $1, from Dean Yarbrough (Arts & Sciences), Professor Jane Stanfield (Capstone International), Chairperson Tom Fox (Modern Languages & Classics) for Research in Madrid University of Alabama Research Grant ($950.00) Awarded $1,200 from Drs. Yarbrough, Lazer, Jones, and Moseley for Research in Madrid Arts and Sciences Teaching Grant ($2,000) University of Alabama Research Grant ($2,000) Grant from the Program for Cultural Cooperation Between Spain s Ministry of Culture and United States Universities to Study Galdós Manuscripts. ($3,000) Visiting Scholar at Penn State University ($3,000) University of Alabama Research Grant ($4,000) Capstone International Opportunity Grant ($250.00) 1988 University of Alabama Research Grant ($2,500) My proposal dealing with Galdós s La desheredada was selected by The University of Alabama for NEH competition University of Alabama Research Grant ($2,500) Co-Director of U.S. Department of Education Grant for Spanish Language Training for Secondary Teachers ($63, 410) University of Alabama Research Grant ($2,200) Agapito Rey Donald Sisters Scholarship. Indiana University ($250) Selected as Teacher for Indiana University s Honors Program in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

16 Schnepf Selected as Teacher for Indiana University s Honors Program in San Luis, Potosí, Mexico Founder s Day Scholar (Indiana University) Dean s List (Indiana University). NOMINATIONS Jennifer Noble, Amy Roth, and Valerie Hope for the for the Blackburn Institute Dr. Connie Janiga-Perkins for The University of Alabama Teacher Fellow Dr. Edward Moseley s nomination for the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award Ms. Sheila Rodenberry s nomination for the Vergil Parks McKinley Employee Award Maritza Hives (2001), Amy Bell Trejillo, and Kim Witcher for competitive grant money Victor Spezzini for The Jack Seay Scholarship (funded by the Rotary Club Foundation) Dr. Barbara Fisher for Leadership Award Dr. Tom Fox for Leadership Award Michael Dillon for Spain Hickman Award Elise Hayles for McWane Research Award Ms. Meliza Ramírez for Graduate Faculty Fellowship Summer and SREB Grant Ismenia de Souza for SREB Grant. FEDERAL PROGRAMS I was asked to co-direct a grant/program from the U.S. Department of Education for Spanish Language Training for Secondary Teachers ($63,410) that

17 Schnepf 17 would bring high school teachers from all parts of Alabama to participate in a sixweek total immersion program. I was asked to serve as co-director (when the original director unexpectedly accepted another position) and to take charge of all the logistical details as well as to review the overall philosophical approach that we had proposed. The Program was, of course, done all in Spanish and we were often with the students from 8:00 AM until 10:00 PM. I am very glad to report that the program was a great success and that I still hear from many of the participants The NEH requested that I review a proposal for a research conference whose aim was to study Zorrilla s play, Don Juan Tenorio, within the parameters of Spanish Romanticism and to discuss the impact of the Don Juan theme on Spanish society ($55,726). I carefully studied the project and found it to be well thought out, challenging, and logistically sound. Moreover, the established scholars who had agreed to participate (i.e., Donald Shaw and David Gies) are highly regarded intellectuals. I gave the program a rating of excellent Havana, Cuba. January-May Research in Madrid. May-August Havana, Cuba. January-May Research in Madrid. May thru July. FOREIGN STUDY AND TRAVEL 2009 Research in Madrid. May thru August Havana, Cuba. January-May Havana, Cuba. May Havana, Cuba. October Research in Madrid and the Canary Islands Research in Madrid and the Canary Islands (summer) Research in Madrid (summer) Research in Madrid (summer) 2004 Research in Madrid and the Canary Islands (summer) Research in Madrid and the Canary Islands (summer).

18 Schnepf Research in Madrid (summer) Research in Madrid (summer) Research in Madrid (spring) Research in Madrid (summer) Research in Madrid (summer) Research in Madrid (summer) Research in Madrid and the Canary Islands (summer) Research in Madrid (summer) San Luis Potosí, Mexico (summer) San Luis Potosí, Mexico (summer) Marrakech 1979 Soria, Spain (summer) Soria, Spain (summer) London, England Soria, Spain (summer) Soria, Spain (summer) Zwedru, Liberia (Peace Corps) Sierra Leon, Guinea, and the Ivory Coast COMPUTER TRAINING Courses taken at Seebeck Computer Center: Power Point (1) Power Point (2) UNIX WEB Publication PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS (past & present)

19 Schnepf 19 Modern Language Association. American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Asociación Internacional de Galdosistas. South Atlantic Modern Language Association.