In an effort to highlight the diverse field of Latinx Studies, we have created a comprehensive list of NYU Latinx Studies Faculty that spans departments and schools.
College of Arts and Sciences
Maria Abascal; Associate Professor of Sociology
Elia Alba; Adjunct Instructor
Cristina Beltrán; Associate Professor of Political Science
Arlene Dávila; Professor of Anthropology
Ana María Dopico; Associate Professor of Comparative Literature
Irvin Ibarguen; Assistant Professor of History
Rita Indiana; Professor of MFA in Spanish
Licia Fiol-Matta; Professor of Spanish & Portuguese
María E. Montoya; Professor of History
Urayoán Noel; Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, Professor of English
Mary Louise Pratt; Professor Emerita
Renato Rosaldo; Professor Emerita
Cloe Gentile Reyes; Faculty Fellow
María Josefina Saldaña-Portillo; Professor of Cultural & Social Analysis
Simón Trujillo; Professor of English
Steinhardt
María Rosa Brea; Clinical Professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders
Carlos Chirinos-Espin; Assistant Professor of Music
Adriana Díaz-Donoso; Music Assistant Professor
Gigliana Melzi; Professor of Applied Psychology
Juan Piñon; Associate Professor of Media, Culture and Communication
Lillian Polanca-Roman; Assistant Professor of Applied Psychology
Erica Saldívar Garcia; Clinical Assistant Professor of Teaching and Learning
Andrew B. Torres; Clinical Assistant Professor of English Education
Tisch
Michelle Castañeda; Assistant Professor of Performance Studies
Sharon De La Cruz; Assistant Arts Professor
Luis Rincón Alba; Assistant Professor of Art & Public Policy
Gallatin
Marie Cruz Soto; Clinical Associate Professor
Delio Vasquez; Assistant Professor
Wagner School of Public Service
Domingo Morel; Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Service
Judy Pryor-Ramirez; Clinical Associate Professor of Public Service
School of Global Public Health
Adolfo Cuevas; Professor of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Bobst Library
Melissa Aslo De La Torre; Librarian for Latin American, Caribbean, Spanish and Portuguese Studies