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World Languages and Cultures

Antonio Ochoa

Visiting Lecturer in Spanish

Born in Mexico City. Undergraduate studies at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. Graduate studies at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland.

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  • Contact

    617-373-3131 [email protected]

  • Address

    428 Meserve Hall
    360 Huntington Ave.
    Boston, MA 02115

  • Office Hours

    Mondays: 10:00-11:00am (via Zoom)
    Thursdays: 1:45-2:45pm
    And by appointment
    Location: 428 Meserve Hall or via Zoom

Antonio’s Colleagues

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Rei Okamoto Inouye

Teaching Professor of Japanese; Academic Coordinator of the Japanese Program
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Hua Dong

Principal Lecturer in Chinese

Kumiko Tsuji

Teaching Professor of Japanese

Ann Cai

Teaching Professor of Chinese
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Yanet Canavan

Principal Lecturer in Spanish
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Luigia (Gina) Maiellaro

Teaching Professor of Italian; Associate Chair for Curriculum and Instruction; Academic Coordinator of the Italian Program
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Tania Muiño

Principal Lecturer in Spanish
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Alessio Tognetti

Principal Lecturer in Italian
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Sali Ziane

Teaching Professor of French; Academic Coordinator of the French Program

Stacey Katz Bourns

Professor of French; Chair, World Languages and Cultures Department
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Christina Agostinelli-Fucile

Teaching Professor of Spanish; Director of the Spanish Program

Boris Yelin

Teaching Professor of Spanish and Portuguese; Academic Coordinator of the Portuguese Program

Carolin Fuchs

Teaching Professor of German and English; Academic Coordinator of the German Program; Coordinator of Online Teaching and Learning, CSSH

Daniel Cuenca

Associate Teaching Professor of Spanish and Portuguese
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Vanessa Wei

Teaching Professor of Chinese; Director of Asian Language Programs; Academic Coordinator of the Chinese program and the Less Commonly Taught Languages